Men’s NCAA Tournament scores from Sunday:
South Region
#6 Ole Miss 91, #3 Iowa State 78
#2 Michigan State 71, #10 New Mexico 63
West Region
#1 Florida 77, UConn 75
#4 Maryland 72, #12 Colorado State 71
East Region
#1 Duke 89, #9 Baylor 66
#2 Alabama 80, #7 Saint Mary’s 66
#4 Arizona 87 #5 Oregon 83
Midwest Region
#3 Kentucky 84, #6 Illinois 75
Men’s Sweet 16 Schedule
East Region – Games on Thursday
#2 Alabama vs. #6 BYU 6:09 PM (CBS)
#1 Duke vs #4 Arizona 8:39 PM (CBS)
West Region – Games on Thursday
#1 Florida vs #4 Maryland 6:39 PM (TBS & truTV)
#3 Texas Tech vs #10 Arkansas 9:09 PM (TBS & truTV)
South Region – Games on Friday
#2 Michigan State vs #6 Ole Miss 6:09 PM CBS)
#1 Auburn vs #5 Michigan 8:39 PM (CBS)
Midwest Region – Games on Friday
#2 Tennessee vs #3 Kentucky 6:39 PM (TBS & truTV)
#1 Houston vs #4 Purdue 9:09 PM (TBS & truTV)
Women’s NCAA Tournament Scores from Sunday:
Regional 1
#5 Ole Miss 69, #4 Baylor 63
#1 UCLA 84, #8 Richmond 67
Regional 2
#1 South Carolina 64, #9 Indiana 53
#2 Duke 59, #10 Oregon 53
Regional 3
#2 TCU 85, #7 Louisville 70
#3 Notre Dame 76, #6 Michigan 55
#5 Tennessee 82, #4 Ohio State 67
Regional 4
#5 Kansas State 80, #4 Kentucky 79 (overtime)
The women’s second round games continue today, including #6 Iowa vs #3 Oklahoma in a Regional 4 matchup in Norman, Oklahoma. That game is scheduled to begin at 3 PM on ESPN. Here are the other games slated for today:
NC State vs Michigan State 11 AM
Texas vs Illinois 1 PM
Alabama vs. Maryland 4 PM
Florida State vs LSU 5 PM
North Carolina vs West Virginia 6 PM
UConn vs. South Dakota State 7 PM
USC vs. Mississippi State 9 PM
The men’s NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Championships concluded Saturday night. Penn State won the team title with 177 points, followed by Nebraska with 117. Oklahoma State was third with 102.5 points, Iowa took fourth with 81, and Minnesota tied with Ohio State for fifth place at 51.5 points. Northern Iowa took ninth place, scoring 45.5 points, and Iowa State was 27th in the team standings with 18 points.
The National Wrestling Coaches Association honored Northern Iowa’s Doug Schwab as the NCAA Division I Men's National Coach of the Year. This award is selected by coaching peers and recognizes exceptional leadership, competitive excellence, and contributions to the campus community.