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2nd Round Notes, Highlights and Scores

South Region

(1) Duke 77 – (8) Penn State 72
Duke holds on against Penn State after losing PF Trace Butler to a leg injury in the first half. No word on how significant of an injury it is, they’re planning and MRI for the morning.

(5) Maryland 70 – (4) Arizona 65
Maryland knocks off Arizona 70-65. Maryland SG Kasey Nixon had a team high 18 points in the win. Arizona SF Rowan Abdul-Karim had a game high 23 points in the loss.

(6) UNLV 64 – (14) Marist 59
UNLV wins a close one over Marist. PG Parker Ellis Jr finished with 19 points, 6 assists and 2 steals in the win.

(7) Marquette 72 – (2) Xavier 64
Marquette upsets Xavier 72-64. SG Jahiem Briggs leads all scorers with 23 points.

West Region

(1) Gonzaga 76 – (9) Texas A&M 67
Gonzaga struggles early but finds their stride in the 2nd half for 76-67 win over the Aggies. Point Forward Everett Quinn finished with 9 points and 9 assists for Gonzaga. Texas A&M center Benito Hernandez had 20 points and 12 rebounds in the loss.

(4) UCLA 73 - (5) Florida State 68
UCLA moves onto the Sweet 16 with a win over FSU. PG William Flowers finishes with 15 points and 7 assists for the Bruins.

(6) Arizona State 73 – (3) Villanova 70
Arizona State upsets Villanova to advance to the Sweet 16. SF Jason Sanders continues his impressive season. He finished with a game high 27 points in the victory.

(7) Baylor 61 – (2) Iowa 58
Baylor upsets Iowa to move on to Sweet 16. Baylor Center Kofi Toupane had 18 points and 11 rebounds to go along with 4 blocked shots. Iowa SF Ian Gavel ended the night with 26 points (5-8 3pt).

East Region

(1) Michigan State 81 – (9) Louisville 71
Michigan State gets it going in 2nd half to get past Louisville. SF Keon Granger hit 4-5 threes and had 19 points, PG Javon Shumpert added 12 points and 8 assists.

(5) Kansas 69 – (4) Virginia 63 (OT)
Kansas knocks off Virginia in OT. SG Nasir Edwards finished as the leading scorer for the Jayhawks with 16 points.

(3) UNC 74 - (6) Auburn 70
UNC wins a closely fought game against Auburn. PF Franklin Knox led the Tar Heels with 19 points and 8 rebounds. Auburn PG Rashad Tiggs finished with 12 points, 6 assists and 3 steals in the loss.

(2) Michigan 78 - (7) Texas Tech 62
Michigan advances to Sweet 16 with win over Texas Tech. Forward Jeremiah Baldwin led the Wolverines in scoring with 17 points.

Mid-West Region

(1) Kentucky 79 – (8) Ohio State 73
Kentucky moves on after beating Ohio State. SF Darian Chasan had a game high 21 points; SG Zavier Flynn added 18 points for the Wildcats.

(4) Syracuse 61 - (5) Texas 55
Syracuse moves on with win over Texas. Another strong defensive performance, highlighted by PF R.J. Wallace who had 8 points, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks.

(3) Memphis 75 - (6) Illinois 67
Memphis advances to Sweet 16 with win over Illinois. Guard Franklin Reed led all scorers with 24 points.

(2) TCU 70 - (7) Purdue 69
TCU wins on a last second fast break dunk by guard Zain Shipp. TCU was able to knock away the sideline inbound pass and the outlet pass after the steal went to Shipp who dunked just before time expired.

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Sweet 16, Scores, Notes and Highlights

South Region

(1) Duke 77 – (5) Maryland 71
(Injury update: Trace Butler suffered a torn ACL) Duke beats Maryland by 6 to advance to the Elite 8. PG Sidney Cross finished with 16 points and 6 assists.

(7) Marquette 68 - (6) UNLV 64
Marquette with another upset win--this time knocking out UNLV. Marquette SG Jahiem Briggs had a game high 31 points in the victory. UNLV PG Paker Ellis Jr had a rough night—9 points and 6 assists in the loss.

West Region

(1) Gonzaga 74 – (4) UCLA 66
Gonzaga advances to the Elite 8 with a 74-66 win over UCLA. PF Aubrey Cage had 18 points and 8 rebounds; and Everett Quinn finished with 11 points and 5 assists.

(6) Arizona State 74 – (7) Baylor 64
Arizona State moves on with a 10 point win over Baylor. ASU forward Jason Sanders finished with 17 points (6-17), PG A.J. Naulls picked up the slack finishing with a team high 19 points and 7 assists. Baylor center Kofi Toupane finished with 14 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocks.

East Region

(1) Michigan State 78 – (5) Kansas 66
Michigan State takes care of Kansas 78-66. PG Javon Shumpert finished with 21 points and 8 assists. SF Keon Granger added 16 points (3-5 3pt).

(2) Michigan 76 - (3) UNC 73
Michigan beats UNC to set up a match vs Michigan State in the Elite 8. SG Ramiro Ermis had a game high 26 points for the Wolverines. UNC PF Franklin Knox led the Tar Heels with 18 points in the loss.

Mid-West Region

(1) Kentucky 76 – (4) Syracuse 57
Kentucky has too much fire-power in rout of Syracuse. SG Zavier Flynn had a game high 22 points; SF Jace Redding and SF Darian Chasan each added 15 points. For Syracuse, PF R.J. Wallace finished with 8 points, 9 rebounds and 2 blocked shots.

(3) Memphis 61 - (2) TCU 60
Memphis moves on as guard Franklin Reed nails the game winning shot as time expires. Reed finished with 24 points on the night, including the game winning shot from about 18 feet out—very similar to the game winning shot he hit last year in the Sweet 16 when Memphis knocked out #1 seeded Kansas.

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Elite 8 Scores, Notes and Highlights


(1) Duke 84 – (7) Marquette 64
Duke routs Marquette 84-64 to advance to the Final Four. PG Sidney Cross had 17 points and 10 assists; center Darwin Ollie added 15 points and 12 rebounds. For Marquette, SG Jahiem Briggs finished with 23 points and 2 steals in the loss.

(6) Arizona State 68 - (1) Gonzaga 62
ASU continues their impressive tournament run, this time beating #1 seed Gonzaga 68-62 to advance to the Final Four. SF Jason Sanders has another stellar night with a game high 28 points.

(1) Michigan State 71 – (2) Michigan 67
Michigan State defeats rival Michigan 71-67 to advance to the Final Four. PG Javon Shumpert continues his impressive tournament—21 points and 5 assists, he also had 3 steals.

(1) Kentucky 72 – (3) Memphis 62
Kentucky knock out Memphis to return to the Final Four in their quest for back-to-back national championships. SG Zavier Flynn out-dueled Memphis guard Franklin Reed. Flynn finished with 23 points while Reed had a bit of an off night—scoring just 13 points on 5-15 shooting.

Final Four Scores, Notes and Highlights

(6) Arizona State 73 – (1) Duke 70
Arizona State knocks out #1 seed Duke 73-70. SF Jason Sanders scored 31 points on the night, including 21 in the 2nd half and 10 points in the final 5 minutes. Duke really missed PF Trace Butler this game—PG Sidney Cross was the Blue Devils leading scorer with 18 points.

(1) Michigan State 84 – (1) Kentucky 77 (OT)
Michigan State defeats last year’s champs 84-77 in overtime. Kentucky tied the game in the final seconds of regulation on a shot by Darian Chasan, but Michigan State took control in overtime—starting the OT on a 9-0 run fueled by 3 quick baskets by PG Javon Shumpert who had a game high 28 points to go along with his 9 assists. SG Zavier Flynn led the Wildcats in scoring with 20 points.

National Championship Game

(1) Michigan State 74 – (6) Arizona State 66
Michigan State wins the National Championship game—defeating Arizona State 74-66. It was quite the year for PG Javon Shumpert, who last year came off the bench and didn’t see much playing time at all—to being named the NCAA Tournament MVP. Well deserved. He ended the night with 23 points and 6 assists; teammate Terrance Braun had 14 points and 8 rebounds; and senior SF Keon Granger had 15 points.
ASU forward Jason Sanders will likely be the top pick in the upcoming draft, and he almost won ASU a National Championship—he ended the night with 24 points and 4 rebounds.

NCAA Tournament MVP – Javon Shumpert, PG – Michigan State

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End of the Year Awards and All-American Teams

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List of Non-Seniors and International Players entering the draft:

Name	Pos	Age	Country
Boyko Fesenko	PG	22	Ukraine
Clement Norel	PG	20	France
David Schultze	PF	20	Germany
Dmitry Strebkov	PG	23	Russia
Dusan Cvetkovic	SG	18	Serbia
Elia Viggiano	C	20	Italy
Elian Kaun	G	21	Germany
Lorenzo Basile	PG	18	Italy
Lucas Beaubois	PF	19	France
Marco Stefansson	SF	21	Iceland
Martin Arroyo	C	19	Spain
Pavle Nikolic	SF	21	Serbia
Tomas Satoransky	F	19	Czech Republic

Juniors	Pos	School
Darian Chasan	SF	Kentucky
Franklin Reed	SG	Memphis
Jahiem Briggs	SG	Marquette
Kane Sampson	PG	Providence
Kellen Stewart	PF	Arizona
Nicholas Layman	C	Penn State
Rashad Tiggs	PG	Auburn
Rashawn Bryant	C	Michigan State
Talon Moss	SF	Wisconsin
Zain Shipp	SG	TCU
Sophomores	Pos	School
Javon Shumpert	PG	Michigan State
Kasey Nixon	SG	Maryland
Kavon Daniels	SF	Vanderbilt
Kofi Toupane	C	Baylor
Freshman	Pos	School
Aubrey Cage	PF	Gonzaga
Benito Hernandez	C	Texas A&M
Dexter Westermann	PF	Villanova
Everett Quinn	Point F	Gonzaga
Jace Redding	SF	Kentucky
Jason Sanders	SF	Arizona State
Matthew Harper	SG	Florida
Maxwell Fulton	C	Purdue
Parker Ellis Jr.	PG	UNLV
Quincy Everett	PF	Auburn
R.J. Wallace	PF	Syracuse
Ramiro Ermis	SG	Michigan
Sidney Cross	PG	Duke
Spencer Nixon	SG	OSU
Terence Braun	C	Michigan State
Trace Butler	PF	Duke
Zavier Flynn	SG	Kentucky

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List of Key Players Returning to School:

Juniors	Pos	School
A.J. Naulls	PG	Arizona State
Brice Lee	SF	Kansas State
Brycen Sellers	SG	Tennessee
Cameron Singleton	PF	NC State
Cedric May	C	Texas Tech
Chris Snyder	SF	Villanova
Cooper Washburn	C	Villanova
Danny Franklin	PF	Syracuse
Daunte Walls	C	Washington
Dennis Newton	PF	Baylor
Derek Shelton	SG	Georgetown
Efrain Dyson	SG	Seton Hall
Evan Long	SF	Oklahoma
Forrest Bishop	SF	Ohio State
Garrison Joseph	PF	Houston
Gideon Delk	SG	Virginia
Gino Lopez	PF	South Florida
Griffin Patrick	C	VCU
Heath Keller	C	UNC
Hunter Nelson	SG	USC
Irving Redick	PF	Utah State
Jackie Foster	C	Purdue
Jaylan North	SF	Minnesota
Jett Nicholson	SG	Mississippi State
Kavon Lane	PF	Vermont
Kelton Marshall	SF	Indiana
Keyon Palmer	SF	Texas Tech
Orion Jones	PF	Kansas
Rafael Armstrong	C	Maryland
Tyshawn Drew II	PG	Purdue
Sophomores	Pos	School
Anton Forte	PG	UNC
Antonio Jeffries	SG	UNC
Camden Archer	SG	Syracuse
Cameron Sullivan	C	Purdue
Cassius Drexler	SF	Texas Tech
Cedric Stockton	PF	FSU
Cyrus Saunders	PG	Cincinnati
Darius Stith	SG	Texas
Glenn Allen	PF	Xavier
Ian Bledsoe	SF	Gonzaga
Imeh Diallo	C	Indiana
Isaiah Brooks	SG	Ohio State
Jameer Bennett	SG	Texas Tech
Jaren Battle	SF	Florida
Jeremiah Carson	PF	Duke
Leo Porter	PG	Washington
Luol Okoye	C	LSU
Maurice Lewis	C	Arizona
Mo Abdullah	PF	Tennessee
Montee Hayes	SG	Louisville
Nefi Diop	C	Texas A&M
Pierre Ellington	SF	Virginia
Preston Manning	SF	West Virginia
Ray Myers	C	USC
Ricky Nealy	PG	Wisconsin
Shamar Powers	SF	Indiana
Shayne Porter	Point F	Colorado
Shemar Pruitt	PF	Illinois
Sterling Weems	PG	Pittsburgh
Tristan Sharpe	SF	Michigan
Freshman	Pos	School
Anthony Thompson	SF	Baylor
Antoine Phillips	SF	Alabama
Ariel Hightower	SF	Michigan
Bobby Anderson	SF	UNC
Bryant Pointer	SF	Texas TEch
Camron Poole	PG	FSU
Clayton Alexander	PG	Kansas
Cole Samuels	SG	Maryland
Dakota Troutman	C	Kansas State
Damian Trimble	SG	USC
Dane Watkins	PF	Kentucky
D'Angelo Unsworth	SF	Michigan
Daryl Webster	C	Wisconsin
Denzel Reid	C	Tennessee
Dominic Norris	SG	CAL
Elijah White	PG	Louisville
Ezekial Morrow	PF	Arkansas
Felix Vega	SF	LSU
Grayson Vernado	PG	Michigan State
Houston Rackley	SG	Marquette
Jalen Reynolds	PF	Indiana
Javon Rhodes	SF	Texas Tech
Kareem Robinson	PG	Mizzu
Latrell Sosa	PG	Memphis
Layton Sparks	SF	Oregon State
Leon Sikes	SG	Oregon
Malcolm Teagle	C	NCST
Mark Thompkins	PF	West Virginia
Nasir Edwards	SG	Kansas
Pranav Ezeli	SG	Virginia
Trevon Dejean-Jones	PF	Texas
Wesley Geiger	SF	UNC
William Flowers	PG	UCLA

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Scouting Report for Draft Class 2:

https://docs.google.com/presentation...it?usp=sharing

The draft class should be uploaded later today.

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Draft Class 2 has been uploaded!

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File name: DC-2