LSU baseball entered Saturday’s game looking to secure a series win vs. Texas. Unfortunately, they couldn’t pull that off as a late rally led Texas to an 11-7 win to tie the series.
Anthony Eyanson got the start on the mound for the Tigers and he worked through three scoreless innings before a run was scored by either team. In the top of the fourth, Steven Milam was walked with the bases loaded to give the Tigers an early lead.
Luis Hernandez followed that up with an RBI on a fielder’s choice and LSU went up 2-0.
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Mar. 22—DICKINSON, N.D. — The University of Jamestown baseball put forth a dominant effort to get a 33-0 win over Valley City State University in their third game of the North Star Athletic Association Invite on Saturday, March 22, at Dickinson State University’s Dakota Community Bank and Trust Ballpark.
The Jimmies’ 33 runs are the most they’ve scored in a game in program history. The Jimmies offense was not the only one to make an impact as their pitchers also threw 8.2 no-hit innings before the bid was broken up by the Vikings’ Christian Ramirez.
DAYTON – At one point in the second quarter of Saturday night’s Division I state final, Olentangy Orange boys basketball coach Anthony Calo looked at one of the University of Dayton Arena scoreboards that displays in-game stats.
Even in the heat of the moment, Calo’s jaw almost dropped at what he saw.
“I just kept looking at the field-goal percentage and ours was like 1% but (Reynoldsburg’s) was 0,” Calo said, unable to contain a chuckle. “Obviously not that low, I’m exaggerating, but both teams shot very poorly.
“But we’re a good shooting team.
John Calipari is heading to the Sweet 16 for the 16th time, guiding the Razorbacks past nemesis Rick Pitino and second-seeded St. John’s 75-66 on Saturday to bring his fourth school to the NCAA tournament’s second week.
St. John’s coach Rick Pitino defended benching star RJ Luis Jr. for the final 4:56 of Saturday’s 75-66 loss to Arkansas.
Azzi Fudd had 21 of her 27 points in the first half as second-seeded UConn rolled to a 103-34 win over Arkansas State in the first round of the NCAA tournament Saturday.
An emotional Will Wade said he wasn’t ready to look ahead to his new job at NC State following McNeese’s second-round loss in the NCAA tournament.
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DENVER (AP) — Michigan is going back to the Sweet 16 a year after a 24-loss season, using Roddy Gayle’s surge and a surprising advantage on the boards to trounce Texas A&M 91-79 on Saturday in the NCAA Tournament.
Gayle scored 21 of his season-high 26 points in the second half to help the restocked Wolverines overcome a 10-point deficit and advance to Atlanta to face Auburn in the South Region.
They got there by beating the Aggies at their own game.
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DENVER (AP) — BYU withstood a ferocious charge from Wisconsin’s John Tonje to hold off the Badgers for a 91-89 victory Saturday that sends the program to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2011 — the days of Jimmer Fredette.
Tonje finished with 37 points, including eight during a desparate comeback down the stretch. But trailing by two, he shot a fadeaway air ball just before the buzzer that allowed the Cougars to escape.
Tonje was the first player to crack 30 points this year in March Madness.
Richie Saunders scored 25 for the sixth-seeded Cougars.