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Boeheim's 25 sends Syracuse, dad into Sweet 16
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Sunday, 21 March 2021 17:42
INDIANAPOLIS -- Buddy Boeheim carried his father, Jim, to the Hall of Fame coach's 20th Sweet 16 appearance, scoring 22 of his 25 points after halftime to lead 11th-seeded Syracuse past third-seeded West Virginia 75-72 in the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.Jim Boeheim's Orange got the better of another legend, Bob Huggins, in the second March Madness meeting between coaches with…
March Madness 2021 live: Guess who's back, back again ...
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Sunday, 21 March 2021 18:07
March Madness, heavy on the madness. The 2021 NCAA tournament has reached the round of 32. That's right, we're only one round into the tournament and we've lost the reigning national champion (Virginia), a No. 2 seed (Ohio State), a No. 3 seed (Texas) and two No. 4 seeds (Purdue, Virginia).The Pac-12 is undefeated. The Big 12 is 6-1 and…
Jets bolster D-line with DT Rankins, source says
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Sunday, 21 March 2021 14:09
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The New York Jets added another key piece to their defense, agreeing Sunday to a two-year contract with former New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, a league source confirmed.Rankins, a former first-round pick who turns 27 on April 2, can earn as much as $17 million over the two years, the source said.This gives the…
Serena latest star to withdraw from Miami Open
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Sunday, 21 March 2021 14:09
MIAMI -- Serena Williams is the latest Grand Slam champion to withdraw from the Miami Open.Williams pulled out Sunday, citing recent oral surgery. Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer announced earlier they would skip the tournament, which begins Tuesday.Williams, who lives in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, has won the event a record eight times, most recently in 2015."Miami is…
What happened? The biggest takeaways from Illinois' upset loss to Loyola Chicago
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Sunday, 21 March 2021 15:12
The NCAA men's tournament's first No. 1 seed has fallen. March Madness brackets were busted from coast to coast and in nations worldwide when the Illinois Fighting Illini lost to the Loyola Chicago Ramblers 71-58 on Sunday, removing the Big Ten tournament champions and a popular Final Four pick from the field.Thirty-four of ESPN's 38 college basketball experts had picked…
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