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March Madness conundrum: How to officiate Purdue big man Zach Edey?

The sequence began with Tennessee forward Tobe Awaka draped like a poncho over college basketball's most immovable big man.

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What's it like to be an official in the final moments of a huge game? 'I was dead and right'

'It’s not fair to anybody to change your criteria in the final two minutes.' Officials share what it's like to call the biggest games.

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NCAA Tournament Schedule, Games, Sweet Sixteen: Purdue-Saint Peter's

Previews, time, TV, odds, line, picks for Purdue-Saint Peter’s, Kansas-Providence, UNC-UCLA, Miami-Iowa State.

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Michigan 75, Ohio State 69

We're probably just going to call it the Devante' Jones Game. With the deck stacked against them, and their star center missing the game, the Wolverines played through Jones, off Jones and like Jones, winning on opportunistic turnovers, drives into the lane through contact, and clever assists. Together Jones and his teammates delivered a tournament-worthy performance, helped ruin EJ Liddell's senior night, and probably punched Michigan's ticket back to the Dance. Going in, it looked like it was going to be the Nobody Has Bigs Game. Ohio State went through the week with a couple of forwards questionable to play, but when the lineups were announced it was Michigan's crucial big man missing, as Hunter Dickinson was not available due to a stomach ailment. OSU's Kyle Young was also out with an illness, and Zed Key, a game-time decision with an ankle injury, got the start but re-rolled it in the 1st half and hopped off the court. Michigan rolled with Brandon Johns and Moussa Diabate in the frontcourt, until Diabate had to sit for 9 minutes after picking up a third foul nearly as tickytack as his first two. OSU went with Joey Brunk and had senior star EJ Liddell reprise his sophomore center role when they went small. That led to some weird lineups featuring lots of Johns, Terrance Williams II, and Jaron Faulds, all of which Michigan survived thanks to the steady play of Jones, to whom fell Dickinson's usual role of generating most of the offense. The senior point guard responded with 21 points (on 16 shots) and 9 assists, and created more turnovers (four) than he gave up (two). It also led to some weird frontcourt matchups. Key was replaced by Joey Brunk, whose game usually matches his name. While the lug couldn't get to the rim, his jump hook was consistently finding its way back into the net off the other side of the rim. Late in the first frame OSU rode an 8-0 run to a 9-point lead as Terrance Williams lost Brunk on a cut for a slam. Williams got those two back on jumper at the buzzer but the Buckeyes took a 7-point lead into halftime. Two quick fouls out of halftime put Moussa on the bench and had Michigan fans thinking this was going to turn into the No Bigs Game after all. But Caleb Houstan and Eli Brooks went to work on defense to deny rising star Malaki Branham opportunities, forcing the ball to lesser ballhandlers they could pick. Brooks and Jones canned their threes, and Jones began to get comfortable breaking down OSU's defense in the paint. And for his part, Faulds played brilliantly, contributing to one of the turnover-runout sequences, and drawing plenty of attention on the block to open up his teammates. At one point Michigan even sent the ball back into the post for him, which led to a second kickout to a wide open attempt from Houstan. Unfortunately it was also one of those Houstan Can't Hit Anything games--he was 0/3 from three and 0/10 overall--but he played well enough on defense, and generated enough putbacks on his misses, that Michigan only kinda-sorta missed his offense. It helped that Williams was covering for him, scoring 17 and hitting 3/4 from the arc. The Devante Jones and No Bigs and Caleb is Off and Remember When They Reposted with Faulds? Game is going to overshadow an excellent performance from Moussa Diabate, who held EJ Liddell to just 4/10 from the floor, and contributed 4 offensive rebounds on the other end. The freshman Frenchman's impact was never more evident than when Diabate blocked a point blank shot by Joey Brunk to preserve a 64-59 lead with 2-1/2 minutes remaining. On the subsequent drive Jones drove through contact by Liddell for a layup then went hard to the floor. The officials let that one go, like they did every other Liddell foul in this game, and Ohio State promptly ran the floor and drained a Justin Ahrens three. Jones writhed on the baseline for another minute, but returned at the next stoppage to help Michigan finish the job. If anything else could define that job, it was the extra possessions. Out of Ohio State's 13 turnovers, at least 11 of them were created by Wolverine help defenders picking their pockets. OSU was shooting well over 50% from the field most of the game, and in the 2nd half started picking up whistles even before players made contact. Michigan took care of the ball, turning it over just six times and rebounded 13 of their 30 misses versus seven Buckeye OREBs. Winning the turnover/offensive rebounding battle generated 13 extra tries for the visitors, and the final margin. What the Devante' Jones No Hunter They Reposted With Faulds Diabate Exacts Vengeance on Liddell Extra Possessions Game could have been remembered for was probably the most lopsidedly officiated game of the college basketball season. Bo Boroski's crew swallowed their whistles for the first 15 minutes except to award Liddell an and-one after he shoved Johns then ran over a set Williams, then a ticky-tack call on Zed Key on the other end. Diabate picked up a cheap one near the end of the half then sat with two more questionable calls, including one where Key just plowed him over while fighting for position. As Michigan began to pull away late, almost Buckeye drive, and for a five-minute stretch literally every attempt by Liddell, was bailed out with a bad whistle. Ohio State hit the double-bonus right after the under 8 timeout, but had to foul Michigan three times in the final minute to send the visitors to the line. Ironically, the heavy disparity in fouls gave the visitors a chance to whittle the clock under 30 seconds before they had to shoot rather than dribble. It might have been fitting, thematically, had the 2021-'22 run ended with a No Hunter, Houstan Can't Hit the Broad Side of a Barn Refs Game. Instead, the selection committee is going to see Michigan finished its regular season with a win when everything was going against them. They'll face Indiana(?) in the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday, and could improve their seeding depending on how far they go from there. But you have to think, with this win, they're in. [Hit THE JUMP for a box score]

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Tensions run high as Indiana suffers third-straight loss - Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Indiana hadn’t dropped back-to-back games all season before its loss at Northwestern.

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IU basketball: Jeremy Gray is interim Assembly Hall PA announcer

Interim voice of Assembly Hall: Jeremy Gray takes over after Chuck Crabb's retirement

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Marcus Liberty on DePaul's Javon Freeman-Liberty: I believe he can make it to NBA

"You don’t have to be what I was [to get to the NBA]," said Liberty, once the No. 1 recruit in the land.

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NCAA championship: Bears sprint to early lead on Gonzaga

NCAA championship: Baylor up by double digits over Zags at halftime
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Updated: 10:31 PM EDT Apr 5, 2021
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Baylor guard MaCio Teague drives past Gonzaga forward Corey Kispert (24) during the first half of the championship game in the men's Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament, Monday, April 5, 2021, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
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Updated: 10:31 PM EDT Apr 5, 2021
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The two best teams in men's college basketball all season long will meet in the national championship game Monday night when the Gonzaga Bulldogs take on the Baylor Bears.Though March's tournament is known for its madness and upsets, this title matchup is no surprise. Preseason rankings from back in November pegged Gonzaga and Baylor as the top two teams in the country, and they've lived up to those lofty expectations all year long.Gonzaga, led by coach Mark Few, is coming off a stunning last-second overtime win over UCLA that pushed its record to a sterling 36-0. With a win over Baylor, they would become the first team to finish a season undefeated since Indiana went 32-0 during the 1975-76 season.Baylor, meanwhile, is fresh off a dominating win over Houston in the Final Four and holds a 32-2 record. Under coach Scott Drew, Baylor has cruised through its tournament opponents, beating every team by at least nine points.Both teams boast star players likely to be playing in the pros next season.Check below for updates:10:15 p.m.Baylor still has a double-digit lead at halftime after undefeated Gonzaga's strong finish to the first half in the national championship game.MaCio Teague has 14 points and All-American guard Jared Butler has 10 for the Bears, who are up 47-37. They have led throughout since scoring the game's first nine points. A 3-pointer by Teague midway through the first half put Baylor up 29-10, a 19-point lead the Bears matched two other times before the break. That is the largest deficit Gonzaga has faced all season while winning its first 31 games.Jalen Suggs, whose banked 3-pointer in overtime pushed the Zags passed UCLA in the national semifinal Saturday night, had a three-point play in the final minute in a 9-2 run over the final two minutes of the half against Baylor.Second-team All-American Drew Timme has 10 points for Gonzaga, which is shooting 54.5% (12 of 22).Baylor is shooting 50% (19 of 38), including 7 of 12 on 3-pointers.10:05 p.m.There are about 8,000 fans inside Lucas Oil Stadium and the overwhelming majority of them are rooting for Baylor.The Bears are certainly giving them plenty of reasons to cheer.Even though they've cooled off a bit from the field, they are still matching Gonzaga bucket-for-bucket as the national title game approaches halftime. One big advantage for the Bears is their depth: They've already gotten eight points from backup guard Adam Flagler while the Bulldogs have yet to get anything from their bench.Baylor leads 38-26 with 3 1/2 minutes left before the break.9:55 p.m.Baylor continues to dominate overall No. 1 seed Gonzaga in the national championship game.The Bears hit their first 5 3-pointers, have caused the Bulldogs all kinds of problems on defense and roared to a 29-10 lead — the biggest deficit faced by Gonzaga during its bid for a perfect season. The Bulldogs have since scored a couple of buckets, but they still trail 31-14 at the under-8 media timeout.Fouls are suddenly a big problem for Gonzaga, too. Drew Timme picked up his third foul on a charging call, and Jalen Suggs already has spent time on the bench with two fouls. Suggs has twice fouled out of games this season.9:40 p.m.Baylor has raced to an 11-1 lead at the first media timeout of the national championship game, continuing the red-hot shooting that carried the Bears to a blowout victory over Houston in the semifinals.Davion Mitchell already has seven points and Mark Vital has three offensive boards for the Bears.Gonzaga has missed its first three shots, committed two turnovers and got its only point after Andrew Nembhard made the second of his two free throws. The Bears have turned both of those turnovers into points.9:05 p.m.There are no surprises in the starting lineups for Baylor and Gonzaga in the national championship game.The Bears will go with their dynamic backcourt of All-American guard Jared Butler, defensive player of the year Davion Mitchell and sharp-shooter MaCio Teague. Mark Vital and Flo Thamba will patrol the paint for them.The Bulldogs will counter with Jalen Suggs, whose buzzer-beating 3-pointer in overtime sent them past UCLA in the semifinals, alongside fellow guards Andrew Nembhard and Joel Ayayi. All-American forward Corey Kispert and Drew Timme, who also had a monster game against the Bruins, will round out the starters.The game officials will be Bo Boroski, Keith Kimble and Randy McCall.The Associated Press and CNN contributed to this report.

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The Latest: Bears sprint to early lead on Gonzaga

The Latest: Baylor up even with big men in foul trouble
Gonzaga guard Jalen Suggs (1) shoots over UCLA guard David Singleton (34) to win the game during overtime in a men's Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament semifinal game, Saturday, April 3, 2021, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Gonzaga won 93-90. (Source: AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
By Associated Press | April 5, 2021 at 8:46 PM EDT - Updated April 5 at 11:06 PM
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) â The Latest on the national championship game between Baylor and Gonzaga (all times local):
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Baylorâs big men are in foul trouble in the national championship game, but the Bears extended their lead again with both of them on the bench.

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Baylor, Gonzaga Meet for Men's NCAA Basketball Title – NBC Chicago

There are no surprises in the starting lineups for Baylor and Gonzaga in the national championship game.
The Bears will go with their dynamic backcourt of All-American guard Jared Butler, defensive player of the year Davion Mitchell and sharp-shooter MaCio Teague. Mark Vital and Flo Thamba will patrol the paint for them.
The Bulldogs will counter with Jalen Suggs, whose buzzer-beating 3-pointer in overtime sent them past UCLA in the semifinals, alongside fellow guards Andrew Nembhard and Joel Ayayi. All-American forward Corey Kispert and Drew Timme, who also had a monster game against the Bruins, will round out the starters.

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