Posted: Sunday March 19, 2000 05:12 PM

First Round, Game by Game East | Mideast | Midwest | West Result Game ball to The Story Up next (1) Connecticut 116 (16) Hampton 45 Recap Box Score UConn Shea Ralph: 20 points The Huskies matched the tournament record for most points in a half with 65 in the first UConn: No. 9 seed Clemson (8) Drake 50 (9) Clemson 64 Recap Clemson Erin Batth: 17 points, nine rebounds Clemson converted 15 Drake turnovers into 14 points Clemson: No. 1 seeded Connecticut (6) Xavier 72 (11) S.F. Austin 73 Recap Box Score S.F. Austin Lashinda Winters: 15 points, including the game-winning shot S.F. Austin outscored Xavier 17-4 in the last 5:50 Xavier: No. 3 seed LSU Sunday (3) LSU 77 (14) Liberty 54 Recap Box Score LSU Marie Ferdinand 22 points LSU led by only one point at the half, but went on a 14-4 run in the second half LSU: No. 6 seed S.F. Austin (5) Oklahoma 86 (12) BYU 81 Recap Box Score Oklahoma Phylesha Whaley: Scored a season-high 33 points and became Oklahoma's all-time leading scorer Oklahoma trailed 33-32 at the half, but scored the first nine points of the second half Oklahoma: No. 4 seed Purdue on Monday (7) Marquette 65 (10) W. Kentucky 68 Recap Box Score W. Kentucky ShaRae Mansfield: 17 points, including two free throws in the final seconds A 7-1 run with 5:12 remaining put Western Kentucky on top for good W. Kentucky: No. 2 seed Duke on Monday (2) Duke 71 (15) Campbell 42 Recap Box Score Duke Missy West: 15 points, including 12 in the first half Duke had nine turnovers in the first half before regaining its composure in the second Duke: No. 10 seed Western Kentucky on Monday (4) Purdue 70 (13) Dartmouth 66 Recap Box Score Purdue Mackenzie Curless: Starting for absent Duhart, hit a jumper in the last minute of the game Purdue squandered a 20 point first-half lead Purdue: No. 5 seed Oklahoma Monday

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