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I thought this was funny....Jerrance Howard's 9-year old son wrote out his own scouting report for the Kansas Jayhawks against Duke on Sunday. It's pretty good. I think he'll make a good coach some day.
Semifinals Saturday, March 31 in San Antonio, TX-
#11 Loyola vs. #3 Michigan- 5:09 PM Central on TBS
#1 Villanova vs. #1 Kansas- 7:49 PM Central on TBS
Championship Monday, April 2 in San Antonio, TX-
Winners of the 2 semifinal games- 8:20 PM Central on TBS
Kind of confused. These games aren't on a non-cable network?
Box score for the Villanova Wildcats vs. Michigan Wolverines NCAAM game from April 2, 2018 on ESPN. Includes all points, rebounds and steals stats.
Big East 6th Man of the Year Donte DiVincenzo was the Most Outstanding Player with 31 points for Villanova.
Jim Nance said at the end of the game that this would be the first time in history that there was a Super Bowl Champion and an NCAA Basketball Champion from the same city (Philadelphia).
Well, that may be technically true, but it is not the first time the NFL Champions and the NCAA Champions were from the same city.
The 1963 NFL Champions were the Chicago Bears (before there was such a thing as the "Super Bowl"), and the NCAA Champions that same year were the Loyola Ramblers, from Chicago.
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