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Another All-Wildcat
Final
We've been woofing plenty all year long
about the strength of the Pac-10. And, while we do have two
Pac-10 teams being upset in the first round, we also have two of
them going to the Final Four. We
feel there are a couple teams that aren't being listed among the
favorites to win it all (Stanford, Duke, Michigan State, UNC,
Maryland, Arizona) who are ready to make a giant leap in the
tournament. Both Texas and Kentucky came on very strong at the
end of the season, and we feel that both have good things coming to
them. So here it is - the way
we see the tournament unfolding . . .
Round 1 Winners
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East |
West |
Midwest |
South |
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1 Duke
8 Georgia
5 Ohio State
4 UCLA
11 Oklahoma St.
3 Boston College
7 Iowa
2 Kentucky |
1 Stanford
8 Georgia Tech
12 BYU
4 Indiana
11 Georgia St.
3 Maryland
7 Arkansas
2 Iowa State |
1 Illinois
9 Charlotte
5 Syracuse
13 CS Northridge
6 Notre Dame
3 Ole Miss
10 Butler
2 Arizona |
1 Michigan State
9 Fresno State
5 Virginia
4 Oklahoma
6 Texas
3 Florida
7 Penn State
2 N. Carolina |
Round 2 Winners
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East |
West |
Midwest |
South |
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1 Duke
4 UCLA
11 Oklahoma St.
2 Kentucky |
1 Stanford
12 BYU
3 Maryland
7 Arkansas |
1 Illinois
5 Syracuse
3 Ole Miss
2 Arizona |
1 Michigan State
4 Oklahoma
6 Texas
2 N. Carolina |
Sweet 16 Winners
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East |
West |
Midwest |
South |
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1 Duke
2 Kentucky |
1 Stanford
7 Arkansas |
5 Syracuse
2 Arizona |
4 Oklahoma
6 Texas |
Into the Final Four
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East |
West |
Midwest |
South |
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2 Kentucky |
1 Stanford |
2 Arizona |
6 Texas |
Championship Game
Kentucky 83
Arizona 79 In
a rematch of the 1997 Championship game, it's another upset as
Kentucky beats Arizona for revenge that had to wait four years.
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