At Houston:
Kemba Walker scored 16 points, and the Connecticut defense held Butler to a championship-game record-low 18.8% shooting as the Huskies won their third NCAA men's basketball national championship (their first since 2004) 53-41 Monday night. For coach Jim Calhoun, who, at age 68, became the oldest coach ever to win the championship, his third title puts him in an elite class: Only John Wooden, Adolph Rupp, Bob Knight, and Mike Krzyzewkski have an many or more titles.
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Showing posts with label 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Show all posts
Monday, April 4, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
It's Butler vs. UConn For All The Marbles
Both games in the semifinal round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament took place on Saturday at Reliant Stadium in Houston.
In the opener, Shelvin Mack scored 24 points, while Zach Hahn scored all eight of his points during a 90-second in the second half as Butler put an end to Virginia Commonwealth's magical run 70-62 for their fourteenth consecutive win to reach the championship game for the second straight year.
In the nightcap, Kemba Walker scored 18 points as Connecticut held off Kentucky 56-55.
In the opener, Shelvin Mack scored 24 points, while Zach Hahn scored all eight of his points during a 90-second in the second half as Butler put an end to Virginia Commonwealth's magical run 70-62 for their fourteenth consecutive win to reach the championship game for the second straight year.
In the nightcap, Kemba Walker scored 18 points as Connecticut held off Kentucky 56-55.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
NCAA Tournament: Texas-San Antonio, VCU Pick Up Wins
The opening round of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament concluded with two games played Wednesday at Dayton, Ohio.
In the opener, Melvin Johnson III scored 25 of his career-high 29 points as Texas-San Antonio, who led by as many as 28, coasted to a 70-61 win over Alabama State. The Roadrunners, who picked up their first-ever NCAA Tournament win, will face Ohio State in an East Region contest on Friday in Cleveland. The Buckeyes are the tournament's overall top-seeded team.
In the nightcap, Jamie Skeen scored 16 points as Virginia Commonwealth ended their contest on a 15-3 run to defeat Southern California 59-46. The Rams will take on sixth-seeded Georgetown in a Southwest Regional contest on Friday in Chicago.
In the opener, Melvin Johnson III scored 25 of his career-high 29 points as Texas-San Antonio, who led by as many as 28, coasted to a 70-61 win over Alabama State. The Roadrunners, who picked up their first-ever NCAA Tournament win, will face Ohio State in an East Region contest on Friday in Cleveland. The Buckeyes are the tournament's overall top-seeded team.
In the nightcap, Jamie Skeen scored 16 points as Virginia Commonwealth ended their contest on a 15-3 run to defeat Southern California 59-46. The Rams will take on sixth-seeded Georgetown in a Southwest Regional contest on Friday in Chicago.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
NCAA Tournament: UNC-Asheville (in OT), Clemson Take Opening Contests
Two games were played on Tuesday at Dayton, Ohio as the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament commenced.
In the opener, Matt Dickey scored 22 points, while J. P. Primm hit five free throws plus a decisive steal in the final seconds of overtime as UNC-Asheville defeated Arkansas-Little Rock 81-77. The Bulldogs will face Pittsburgh, the Southeast Region's top seed on Thursday at Washington, DC.
In the nightcap, Jerai Grant scored a career-high 22 rebounds and added 7 rebounds as Clemson dominated their contest with Alabama-Birmingham from start to finish, manhandling the Blazers 70-52. The Tigers will face fifth-seeded (East Region) West Virginia at Tampa, Florida on Thursday
In the opener, Matt Dickey scored 22 points, while J. P. Primm hit five free throws plus a decisive steal in the final seconds of overtime as UNC-Asheville defeated Arkansas-Little Rock 81-77. The Bulldogs will face Pittsburgh, the Southeast Region's top seed on Thursday at Washington, DC.
In the nightcap, Jerai Grant scored a career-high 22 rebounds and added 7 rebounds as Clemson dominated their contest with Alabama-Birmingham from start to finish, manhandling the Blazers 70-52. The Tigers will face fifth-seeded (East Region) West Virginia at Tampa, Florida on Thursday
Sunday, March 13, 2011
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