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Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke died at 29, with no cause of death released; a seven-year Grizzlies veteran who played only two games this season due to knee and calf injuries, Clarke was a 2019 first‑round pick and Gonzaga All-American. He faced a four‑charge arrest in April in Arkansas, and NBA commissioner Adam Silver along with the Grizzlies issued condolences.
Texas, an 11th-seeded First Four entrant coached by Sean Miller, pulled off a 74-68 win over Gonzaga to reach the Sweet 16, becoming the first team in five years to advance from the First Four to that round; Pope and Vokieaitis each scored 17 and Camden Heide sealed it with a late 3 as Texas advances to face Purdue or Miami, while Gonzaga’s season ends in the second round after nine straight Sweet 16s.
Preview of the NCAA Tournament second-round matchup in Portland between Texas and Gonzaga. The game features betting lines (Texas vs. Gonzaga spread and moneyline, over/under at 147.5) and expert analysis. Micah Roberts expects Gonzaga to clamp Texas and pace the game to stay under; he projected a total around 136, making the under the automatic play despite the 147.5 line. Public vs. money splits show some over interest, but the pace and defense tilt toward a lower-scoring contest. Injuries are listed for both teams.
Texas, an 11-seed after a First Four win and upset of BYU, is a live underdog against No. 3 Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament Round of 32. The analysis backs Texas as a competitive threat due to experience and a potent offense, with a primary bet on Texas +6.5 (-110) and a suggested SGP including Matas Vokietaitis over 14.5 points and Texas team total over 70.5, plus other prop and moneyline plays in a bigger wager.
The Kentucky Wildcats, under coach Mark Pope, achieved a remarkable comeback victory against the Gonzaga Bulldogs, who were highly ranked in various polls. Trailing by 16 at halftime, Kentucky rallied to secure one of their best regular-season wins in decades. Vinny Hardy discusses this significant win in a new episode of Bleav in Kentucky, available on multiple platforms.
The Kentucky Wildcats secured a thrilling 90-89 overtime victory against the Gonzaga Bulldogs in the Battle in Seattle, overcoming a 17-point second-half deficit. Despite a poor first half, Kentucky's Andrew Carr and Jaxson Robinson led a comeback, with Robinson scoring 18 points and providing crucial assists. The absence of Butler was felt, but Kentucky's resilience and adjustments, particularly in defense and rebounding, were key to their win. This victory is significant for Kentucky's March Madness prospects.
The Kentucky Wildcats staged a remarkable comeback to defeat the Gonzaga Bulldogs 90-89 in overtime, overcoming an 18-point second-half deficit. Despite missing their starting point guard, Lamont Butler, due to an ankle injury, Kentucky rallied with key performances from Andrew Carr and Jaxson Robinson. The Wildcats took their first lead in overtime and held on to secure the victory at Climate Pledge Arena, a venue filled with Gonzaga fans. Kentucky's next game is against Colgate at home.
The Kentucky Wildcats face a challenging matchup against the No. 7 Gonzaga Bulldogs in the Battle in Seattle, following their first loss of the season to Clemson. Kentucky, known for its depth and high-scoring offense, will need to improve its recent shooting struggles to compete against Gonzaga's potent offense. The game will be broadcast on ESPN2 at 10 p.m. ET, with live updates available on KSR's platforms. Kentucky coach Mark Pope, who has a poor record against Gonzaga, hopes to turn the tide in this top-10 clash.
Indiana Hoosiers suffered a second consecutive loss in the Battle 4 Atlantis, falling 89-73 to Gonzaga. Key issues include a faltering defense, poor performance in neutral court games, reluctance to attempt 3-pointers, and weak defensive rebounding. Coach Mike Woodson's explanation for the team's struggles, citing the integration of seven new players, has not satisfied fans, especially as similar challenges are common in college basketball. The Hoosiers' lack of competitiveness against elite teams continues to be a concern.
Indiana Hoosiers basketball team faces mounting challenges after consecutive losses to Louisville and Gonzaga in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament. Despite entering as the No. 14 team, Indiana's backcourt struggles, defensive weaknesses, and inconsistent effort have been exposed. Coach Woodson acknowledges the need for improved guard play and defensive adjustments as the team seeks to recover and avoid a disappointing season.
Kansas remains No. 1 in the AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll after a narrow victory over North Carolina, while Gonzaga and Auburn move into the top five following strong performances. St. John's re-enters the rankings at No. 22 under coach Rick Pitino, marking his return to the AP Top 25 since 2017. Ohio State also joins the rankings, while Texas and UCLA drop out. The SEC leads with eight ranked teams, followed by the Big 12 with six.
Kansas remains at the top of the AP College Basketball Poll after defeating North Carolina, while Auburn climbs to fifth following a win over Houston. Gonzaga made a strong statement by defeating Baylor 101-63, showcasing a powerful offensive performance. The early season has seen some teams like Arkansas face challenges, highlighting the unpredictability of college basketball. Upcoming games include Kentucky vs. Duke and Purdue vs. Alabama, promising more excitement in the season.
The first regular-season AP Top 25 poll for men's college basketball in 2024 has Kansas retaining the top spot after a narrow victory over North Carolina. Auburn made a significant leap to fifth place following a win against Houston, while Gonzaga impressed with a dominant performance against Baylor. The poll reflects early season shifts, with notable performances from players like Kansas' Hunter Dickinson and Auburn's Johni Broome. Upcoming games, including Kentucky vs. Duke and Purdue vs. Alabama, promise further excitement in the college basketball season.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs defeated the Kansas Jayhawks 89-68, advancing to the Sweet 16 for the ninth consecutive time. Led by Anton Watson's 21 points, Gonzaga dominated the second half, shooting 60% from the floor and 53% from 3-point range. Kansas, fatigued from a late Thursday game, struggled with shooting and depth, missing 10 straight shots during Gonzaga's 15-0 run. The Zags will face the winner of the Purdue vs. Utah State game in the next round.
The #5-seeded Gonzaga Bulldogs will face the #4-seeded Kansas Jayhawks in the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region. Gonzaga, known for their high-scoring offense and solid defense, is favored to win with a predicted score of Gonzaga Bulldogs -3.5. Kansas will be without their leading scorer, Kevin McCullar Jr., due to a knee injury. The game is expected to have a lower total score, with a prediction of UNDER 151.5.