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BASKETBALL TOP 25
Senior Editors
Jeff Sheran
Dan' Zoch
Night Editor
Jeni Durst
Team
Record
Result
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Assistant Night Editors
Ken Davidoff
Josh Dubow
Adam Lutz
Rob Siegel
Tim Spolar
Ken Sugiura
1. UNLV
2. Ohio St.
3. Indiana
4. Syracuse
5. Arkansas
6. Duke
7. North Carolina
8. Utah
9. Arizona
10. Kentucky
11. New Mexico St.
12. Kansas
13. Nebraska
14. Oklahoma State
15. E. Tennessee St.
16. LSU
17. UCLA
18. Missisippi State
19. Princeton
20. St. John's
21. Seton Hall
22. Southern Miss
23. Texas
24. Alabama
25. DePaul
30-0
25-3
27-4
26-5
31-3
26-7
25-5
28-3
26-6
22-6
23-5
22-7
26-7
22-7
28-4
20-9
23-8
20-8
24-2
20-8
22-8
21-7
22-8
21-9
20-8
beat Fresno State, 98-74
lost to Iowa, 80-69
beat Illinois, 70-58
lost to Villanova, 70-68
beat (23) Texas,
lost to (7) UNC, 96-74
beat (6) Duke, 96-74
lost to BYU 51-49 (OT)
beat Oregon, 107-65
did not play
lost to Fresno State
lost to (13) Nebraska, 87-83
lost to Missourri, 90-82
lost to Missouri, 94-92 (2 OT)
did not play
lost to Auburn, 92-77
beat Washington,73-60
lost to Tennessee, 87-70
beat Loyola Mrmt., 76-48
lost to Providence, 72-64
beat Georgetown, 74-62
lost to Louisville, 83-76
lost to (5) Arkansas, 120-97
beat Tennessee, 88-69
beat Notre Dame, 80-56
Michigan Sports
Calendar
A compilation of Michigan sporting events for
the upcoming week.
Monday, March 11
No events scheduled
Tuesday, March 12
Men's gymnastics vs. Temple, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, March 13
Men's Lacrosse vs. Albion. Tartan Turf, 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 14
Wrestling at NCAA Championships in Iowa City,IA
Women's swimming at Diving Meet in Columbus, OH
Friday, March 15
Ice Hockey NCAA Playoffs, TBA
Women's Swimming at Diving Meet in Columbus, OH
Baseball at Florida State
Wrestling at NCAA Championships in Iowa City, IA
Saturday, March 16
Ice Hockey NCAA Playoffs, TBA
Women's Swimming at Diving Meet in Columbus, OH
Men's Swimming Michigan Senior Meet, 10 a.m., 6 p.m.
Women's Gymnastics vs. MSU and CMU, 2 p.m
Baseball at Florida State
Women's Tennis at Wisconsin, 10:30 a.m.
Wrestling at NCAA Championships in Iowa City, IA
Sunday, March 17
Men's Swimming Michigan Senior Meet, 10 a.m., 6 p.m..
Baseball at Florida State
All club sports wishing to have their schedules in the Daily should
bring their schedules to the Student Publications Building at 420
Maynard Street.
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Top Ten Things
Overheard in the
NCAA Tournament
Selection Room
10. Help me out here, buddy-
64 teams, 4 regions. How
many in each?
9.Anyone know where
Webber's going?
8. I don't care how bad they
are, rule 1 states that Notre
Dame always makes the
tournament.
7. I said one plain and one
with peppers, you rogue!
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upset Mr. Thompson.
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