Elite 8 is set after four games on Friday, which saw a national bloodless flights, emphasize Reel’s games and a national player of one year of Nohn Brom.
Here’s all you need to know before San Antonio tickets have to pass later.
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The State of Michigan No. 2 suffered a defeat to Number 6 Ole Miss
In five minutes, COEN CARR raised the roof of the state farm.
After Ole Miss, he attracted a defensive brush and tried to rush the court, Jeremy feared that Junior Sean Pedulah’s exit, probably keeping a transitional bucket at the other end of the court.
The fears jumped in the air, interrupted the passage and quickly threw it. The stone took two dribs and a step in the flying line from within, leaving the rooster behind the vicious left-handed tomahakic Slam, which turned the arena into a fury.
Spartans have thrown momentum from CARR Dunk to close closely disputed 73-70 games against the rebels, poking their ticket to an elite 8.
Freshman Phenom Jase Richardson headed Spartans with 20 points by 20 points. The first start of the CARR season he finished 15 points. Jaden Akins, the team’s leading striker, ended with 13 points.
Padulah led the rebels with 24 points. Matthew Murl added 13 points and Malik himself ended with 11 points.
The rebels, despite the timided stands, were certically dependent on the majority of the game with Spartans. They built a 10-point leading, in the middle of four minutes, but slipped into a momentum swamp after the Spartans were twice scattered.
In the second half, the two teams were fighting, forcing eight contacts during the final circle. After Carr’s Electric Dunk, Spartans took the leader after the surins ran hard jumper.
Later, the state of Michigan sealed the game after a free throw on six consecutive free throws, keeping the rebels, maintaining a thin two-way lead.
Through victory, Tom Iszo added 11th elite rides to his legendary resume, and would try to reach his ninth final four when the spartans encounter Auburn tigers.
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Tennessee # 2 won Kentucky No. 3
Tennessee addressed Kentucky 78-65 to reach their second consecutive elite ELITE 8.
Slam Cover Star Zakai Zeigler caused double double scary, finishing 18 points and 10 assistants. Chapter Chaz Lanye, with 17 points, followed the 17 points, and 16 points added to Jordan.
Lamont Butler led 18 points with 18 points. Amary Williams added 14 points, and Otega Owen ended with 13 points.
In the first half, prematurely surpassed by Kentucky 43-28 and holding the leader for almost the whole game. Felix Okpara’s Felix Okpara gave tennessee in the first half of which they never looked. An Center in the game was only ahead in 32 seconds.
Tennessee has set an effective goal night, shoot 50.9% from the floor, but fighting deep. They only took it to five of their 19 experiments. However, the physical games violated in the paint, creating 20 free throws, which they became of 15.
He shot Kentucky from the 49% field, and 40% from the bottom but were unable to dig from the first half hole.
Vols will now stand in the top of Houston Cougars, to try and get to their first last four in the program history.
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Number 1 Aubur won Michigan No. 5
In the second half, he headed with Michigan with 9 points each, Auburn went to their spark plug for instant crime.
Slam Cover Star Tahaad Pettiford handed.
Pettiford immediately prevented a deep triple to cut deficiency. He then drove heavily in the paint and threw a bullet transition to the Denver Jones when he left the bounds. Jones bury the corner three to cut off three.
After Johni Broome, a hard pocket shot glass, Auburn had the opportunity to take the lead. BROOME climbed a pile and miss, fights for an attack board in terms of players’ sea.
The ball found its way to Phoftford’s hands, where he exploded Ruby Jones and sweated the upcoming alien.
The freshmen continued its second half, blowing Vladislav Goldin to easily install and hit 28-6 Auburn Run.
Petford’s 20 unit of the resettlement helped spark spark spark sparkle for Michigan, earning tigers for their third trip to elite 8.
BROOME has double double installed, taking candidates with 22 points and 16 rubles. Jones added 20 points and four three. The tigers predominated despite Mills Kelly and Chad Baker-Mazara, combining only 11 points.
The Dani wolf led Michigan with 20 points, and gold finished with 10 points and with a nine rebuke. Nimari Byret scored 10 points and grabbed seven planks. Donaldson was fighting against his former team, completing five points and four turnovers.
Both teams were ineffective from the field, 40% and less than 30%, beyond the bow.
Both teams kept the game in the first half, in the first half of which win a one-time advantage with his longing.
After Michigan opened the second half at 19-9, Auburn quickly responded to their earnings to be late.
Now AUBURN will face the Michigan state with a trip to the last quartet of the line.
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Houston No. 1 won the pigline # 4
Staying in a match in three seconds, Kelvin Sampson took the perfect game.
For the whole game, Purdue left a free defender to help keep an open man on the inbound plays, leaving the open gap.
So, when Braden Smith helps Milos Uzian to protect LJ Cryer, Uzan quickly goes into the inbound ball to Joseph Tugler just throws free throws.
Tugler immediately jumped back to the staple line where he finished the final in the final to give Houston 62-60.
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Uzan’s game-winner helped Cougars to take a 62-60 victory, reaching their third elite 8 Sampson.
Uzan gave the coaches with 22 points and dried six-three three-three triots. Emanuel sword followed the lawsuit with 17 points. Carrator, Houston’s leading striker, ended with five points – not effective 2-13 shots at night.
Fletcher Loyer Led Purdue with 16 points. Trey Kaufman-Renn added 14 points and Smith – 15 Assists.
Both teams struggled in the first half, ham, when Smith threw two free throws with frosts.
Houston quickly opened the final circle with 11-1 runs, starting to the top of the eight points. However, Purdue was fighting, holding the lead in one figures for the rest of the half.
In the rest of the minute, three go down, Smith missed a triple. Kaufman-Renn provided an offensive council to extend possession, which later turned into Camden Heide’s game-triple in the corner.
During further possession, Uzan missed the turning water. However, the ball out of the pool of players fighting for the backgrounds went out of the bacon, later making a game-winning game.
Houston will now play the opportunity to make tenies under Tennessee, Samson four.
