The seventh-seeded Buckeyes hold No. 10 Loyola Chicago to 27 percent shooting in a 54-41 victory.
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Thursday’s college roundup: Maine falls to Boston College in Women’s NIT
The Eagles take control with a big second quarter en route to a 69-44 victory.
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NCAA men’s basketball: Saint Peter’s stuns Kentucky
The 15th-seeded Peacocks knock off the second-seeded Wildcats in overtime, 85-79.
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UNE defenseman Liam Darcy is a hockey Mr. Clean
With one penalty in his four-year career, the East Waterboro native is a top defenseman for the Nor’easters as they prepare to play Utica in the NCAA Division III quarterfinals on Saturday.
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NCAA women’s tournament: Iveys, mother and son, have a basketball bond in their blood
Niele Ivey coaches the women’s team at Notre Dame and Jaden is a star guard for Purdue’s men’s basketball team.
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Men’s basketball: UMaine close to hiring a new head coach
Athletic Director Ken Ralph expects to complete interviews with candidates for the job this week.
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Wednesday’s college roundup: Notre Dame advances with double-OT win over Rutgers in First Four
A basket by Paul Atkinson Jr. with 1.4 seconds remaining gives the Fighting Irish an 89-87 victory.
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Sidelines: Finally, the madness returns to the NCAA men’s basketball tournament
With the return of big crowds, the dance will once again feature enhanced excitement with electric atmospheres, Drew Bonifant writes.
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Scarborough grad Fiorillo plays key role on Vermont team heading to NCAAs
Nick Fiorillo has become a top reserve for the America East champion Catamounts, who take on Arkansas in the first round on Thursday.
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NCAA tournament notebook: Loyola eyes another NCAA run, with Sister Jean by its side
Sister Jean plans to be at Friday’s opening game, just as she was for the Final Four march in 2018 that turned the team chaplain into a celebrity.