The Butler Bulldogs were the first team to reach the Final Four after beating the Kansas State Wildcats in the West Regional Final. Head coach Brad Stevens paid tribute to his team for the stunning win.
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(c)1990 ABC-Disney
I decided to test the ABC Sports waters and see what happened.
First, we get a brief tease of ABC’s college gridiron double-header. First, Michigan (in the first year after Bo Schembechler {?}) takes on UCLA (led by redshirt freshman Tommy Maddox), followed by Notre Dame (#1; how long ago that must seem) vs. Michigan State.
Then, the game intro. As Keith Jackson was still the VOICE of college football on the Alphabet channel, the second string job went to…Brent Musberger, in what I believe was one of his first assignments after some higher-ups at CBS went on a power trip and threw him out just before he was to take the #1 play-by-play role for CBS’ newly-acquired baseball coverage. Joining Brent was Dick Vermeil (midway through his 14-year coaching sabbatical), who had previously worked at CBS as an analyst and occasionally “NFL Today” panelist.
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Although Frank Martins team had no trouble beating North Texas in the 1st round yesterday, he wasnt easy on them in the locker room after the game. With exclusive access to one of the tournaments most impressive teams, heres K-State Confidential.
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Handicapper Rich Allen’s Newest Betting System: Ncaa Hoops Just In Time For March Madness. http://tinyurl.com/ybgcote
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On the day they travel to Oklahoma City for their first round game, Kansas State has a film session, a short but intense practice, and a nap on the bus. CBS College Sports brings you the latest installment of K-State Confidential.
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Former college basketball players spanning many eras have joined a lawsuit filed by ex-UCLA star Ed O’Bannon against the NCAA for profiting from the use of their images without permission.
In an amended complaint filed in U.S. District Court on Wednesday, four players involved in the 1966 national championship game that pitted a Texas Western team with five black starters against an all-white Kentucky team joined in the suit.
Those players include Harry Flournoy, who was team captain for Texas Western, which is now UTEP, which beat the 1966 Kentucky squad in a game now seen as a driving force in the integration of college sports. The game was also documented in the 2006 movie “Glory Road.”
Texas Western teammate David Lattin and 1966 Kentucky players Thad Jaracz and Bob Tallent also joined the suit as plaintiffs.
The lawsuit states “during broadcasts of the yearly NCAA tournament, the NCAA has run commercials … featuring the Texas Western team. The NCAA also prominently features the 1966 Texas Western team … in connection with products for sale.”
Sports Illustrated legal analyst Michael McCann comments.
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I’m a sports fan, but not too big of a college sports fan. They need to step up their treatment of the student athletes!
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Vegas Betting Cops Help NCAA Find Suspicious Basketball Wagers; $12 Billion Bet on NCAA Tournament Only $85 Billion Bet Legally; NCAA Working with Bookies to Watch for Suspicious Betting (Bloomberg News)
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Punjab College organise sports day on March 5th 2010
Team mates and the coach are “earning” the respect.