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South Florida Slugs into NCAA Tournament Meeting with Temple: A Fan's Recap The 2012 NCAA tournament bracket now officially has 64 teams - and one that is finally ready to face the Temple Owls. Temple alumni like myself certainly kept an eye on the "First Four" game between the South Florida Bulls and California Golden Bears on Mar. 14, as the winner would go to face the Owls. And if this opening NCAA tournament game for South Florida was an indication, Temple will have ... NCAA basketball tournament: Georgetown silences Belmont threat, 74-59 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Regardless of what's ahead for Georgetown in the coming days and weeks, seniors Jason Clark and Henry Sims are assured of leaving the Hilltop knowing what it's like to win an NCAA tournament game. Read full article >> Temple Hopes for Better Luck as NCAA Tournament No. 5 Seed: A Fan's Preview The 2012 NCAA tournament bracket would seem to be breaking well for the Temple Owls in the round of 64. Temple alumni like myself anticipate a win over the South Florida Bulls on Mar. 16, before the fifth seeded Owls likely face an even bigger test from the Michigan Wolverines in the next round. But the last time that the Owls were on the No. 5 bracket line, they didn't play like it. NCAA tournament 2012: Florida State avoids upset vs. St. Bonaventure NASHVILLE — A Canadian physics major who enrolled at St. Bonaventure to try to resurrect its basketball program nearly authored the biggest shocker thus far in the NCAA tournament. Andrew Nicholson, a 6-foot-9 senior with a bright NBA future, helped the 14th-seeded Bonnies put a scare into third-seeded Florida State, the ACC tournament champion, in a round-of-64 East Region NCAA tournament game ... NCAA Capsules OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Kyle O'Quinn had 26 points and 14 rebounds, making several key plays in the closing minutes, and No. 15 seed Norfolk State held on to stun second-seeded Missouri 86-84 on Friday in the West Regional. NCAA tournament 2012: A March Madness viewers' guide to Friday's games The first big day of the NCAA tournament has come and gone, and for the most part, only the very brave — like Alex Ovechkin — could possibly have their brackets busted already. Just two lower seeds advanced to Saturday's round of 32, and perhaps more noticeably, there were no buzzer beaters. Read full article >> Top Five Temple Moments in NCAA Tournament: A Fan's Take The Temple Owls have a fairly solid history in the NCAA tournament. However, Temple alumni like myself have been disappointed that most of us haven't seen a Final Four berth in our lifetime, despite several chances. As such, some of the Owls' biggest NCAA tournament wins came before my time, but they still have five to really brag about. NCAA basketball tournament: Kentucky routs Western Kentucky LOUISVILLE — Unlike another top seed in the NCAA tournament, Kentucky gave its fans who poured into the KFC Yum! Center few anxious moments in a 40-minute show of force against overmatched Western Kentucky in a South Region round-of-64 game on Thursday. Read full article >> NCAA Tournament Round of 32 Schedule for March 17 St. Patrick's Day has eight NCAA tournament games as three regions move onto round of 32 games. There were just two upsets in the round of 64. Winners of these games advance to the Sweet Sixteen the following weekend. NCAA tournament: Wisconsin has little trouble with Montana Success in the NCAA tournament is often defined by the quality of a team's guard play, and in senior Jordan Taylor , Wisconsin has one of the country's best floor generals. On Tuesday, when the fourth-seeded Badgers beat No. 13 Montana, 73-49, in an East Region second-round matchup, Taylor showed off why Wisconsin's deliberate, grind-it-out style could make the Badgers a tough out in this year's ...
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