2001 NCAA Men's Tourney
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First Round, Game by Game
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(1) Stanford 89,
(16) UNC-Greensboro 60

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  • C Jason Collins
    25 pts, 8 reb, 3 blocks

    Intimidating defensive presence renders UNCG's Nathan Popp invisible.

    The Spartans hung for about 10 minutes, but the combination of Collins inside and Casey Jacobsen and Michael McDonald outside was too much. UNCG hero David Schuck again led the way with 16 in a losing effort. Stanford: Saturday vs. (9) St. Joseph's

    UNCG: Get home in time to watch Duke.

    (9) St. Joseph's 66, (8)
    Georgia Tech 62

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  • St. Joe's G Marvin O'Connor
    21 pts, 2 steals, 3-8 3-ptrs

    Defensively, helped limit Tech's shooters to 3-of-18 3-pointers.

    Neither team was particularly impressive, both shooting below 40 percent. The Hawks limited Tech C Alvin Jones to eight points and built and insurmountable 46-28 lead. St. Joe's: Saturday vs. (1) Stanford

    Georgia Tech: Future looks bright under Paul Hewitt.

    (5) Cincinnati 84,

    (12) BYU 59

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  • Cincinnati G Steve Logan
    21 pts, 4-7 3-ptrs, 5-6 FTs

    Hit three 3-pointers in the first eight minutes of second half.

    The Bearcats blew open a close game early in the second half with a 19-4 run. UC also outrebounded the bigger Cougars 34-24. Cincinnati: Saturday vs. (13) Kent State

    BYU: One word: missions.

    (13) Kent State 77,
    (4) Indiana 73

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  • Kent St. G Trevor Huffman
    24 pts, 6 rebs, 9-19 FGs

    Scored 11 of Flashes' final 15 points while the teams battled to the wire.

    A very even game, both on the scoreboard and the stat sheet, Kent simply made more plays when it counted. In continuing their recent NCAA hex, the Hoosiers wasted 29 points from Kirk Haston. Kent State: Saturday vs. (5) Cincinnati

    Indiana: Wonderment over whether Haston, Jared Jeffries and Mike Davis will be back.

    (3) Maryland 83,

    (14) George Mason 80

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  • George Mason F George Evans
    29 pts, 7 rebs, 11-16 FGs

    30-year-old took Terps to the limit but final pass went between his legs.

    The hot-shooting Patriots (55 percent) had Maryland on its heels, leading 75-74 with 2:08 left. But Maryland played sharp defense and hit free throws in the closing minutes. Maryland: Saturday vs. (11) Georgia St. -- The Lefty Bowl

    George Mason: Catch the Boise-D.C. shuttle home

    (11) Georgia State 50,
    (6) Wisconsin 49

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  • Georgia St. G Daryl Cooper
    10 pts, 1 steal

    Made key four-point play to cut Badger lead to 49-48; set up winning basket with steal.

    Wisconsin appeared to be having little trouble early, going up 30-14. Yet despite maintaining the slow tempo, its offense faltered in the second half and the athletic Panthers took advantage. Georgia St.: Saturday vs. (3) Maryland -- The Lefty Bowl

    Wisconsin: Time to hire a coach.

    (10) Georgetown 63,
    (7) Arkansas 61

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  • Georgetown F Mike Sweetney 10 pts, 12 reb, 2 steals

    Keyed the Hoyas' 43-28 rebounding advantage.

    Basically, a very even game that came right down to the last second, when Georgetown's Nathaniel Burton delivered a driving layup that just beat the buzzer. Georgetown: Saturday vs. (15) Hampton

    Arkansas: Going away party for Joe Johnson.

    (15) Hampton 58,
    (2) Iowa State 57

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  • C Tarvis Williams
    16 pts, 13 rebs, 6 blocks

    And he even hit the winning shot -- on a beautiful Marseilles Brown assist.

    Hampton played beautifully, but the Cyclones also choked big time down the stretch, losing a 55-44 lead. Of course, it would be a different story if Jamaal Tinsely's driving layup at the buzzer had fallen. Hampton: Saturday vs. (10) Georgetown

    Iowa State: A few choice words from coach Larry Eustachy.

     

       
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