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Roy Williams was all smiles at Kansas; now he's headed to North Carolina.

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Pointed to Atlanta
We already knew Kansas was a title favorite. Now we know they can win it all playing at any speed, writes ESPN The Magazine's Gene Wojciechowski. After banging with Illinois, the Ducks tried to outrun Kansas. Big mistake. The Jayhawks won a 40-minute sprint with Oregon, 104-86, sending Roy Williams back to the Final Four for the first time since 1993.

• Woj: Roy's chase continues | Final Four Pick: Katz | Vitale

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Huggins decides to stay at Cincinnati
Huggins decides to stay at Cincinnati

Coach Snyder says he's staying at Missouri
Other schools may come calling, but basketball coach Quin Snyder said he's staying at Missouri.

Blue Devils take home ESPN Magazine hardware
Jason Williams is named player of the year by ESPN The Magazine.

Oklahoma's Sampson wins coach of year honors
Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson is the National Association of Basketball Coaches NCAA Division I coach of the year.

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M I D W E S T	Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis					Kohl Center, Madison
		(1) Kansas (16) Holy Cross	70 59	(1) Kansas (8) Stanford	86 63		(1) Kansas (4) Illinois	73 69	(1) Kansas (2) Oregon	104 86
		(8) Stanford (9) W Kentucky	84 68
	United Center, Chicago
		(5) Florida (12) Creighton	82 83	(12) Creighton (4) Illinois	60 72
		(4) Illinois (13) SDSU	93 64
	American Airlines Center, Dallas
		(6) Texas (11) BC	70 57	(6) Texas (3) Miss St	68 64		(6) Texas (2) Oregon	70 72
		(3) Miss St (14) McNeese St	70 58
	Arco Arena, Sacramento
		(7) W Forest (10) Pepperdine	83 74	(7) W Forest (2) Oregon	87 92
		(2) Oregon (15) Montana	81 62


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TOTAL POINTS	GP	PTS
1. Drew Gooden, Kansas	5	82
2. Luke Jackson, Oregon	4	82
3. Nick Collison, Kansas	5	79
4. Frederick Jones, Oregon	4	76
5. Luke Ridnour, Oregon	4	75
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Feldman: TJ ready take UT to new highs
Texas is taking its lead from 'The Kid', who's lead the Longhorns back to the Sweet 16.

Wickersham: KU, Hinrich come to play
Just two days after nearly being upset by Holy Cross, Kansas looks like a No. 1 seed.

Wojciechowski: Creighton's junior MJ
With one last shot, Creighton's Terrell Taylor now knows what it's like to be like Mike.

Katz: Missouri's March to redemption
Missouri didn't play up to expectations during the season, but a pair of wins has produced Sweet redemption.

Katz: Valley hitting its peak
Creighton and SIU made a nation take notice, but the MVC has been on the rise all season.

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Terp Alert
ESPN's Dick Vitale and Digger Phelps examine Maryland's victory.
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Depth Chart
Gary Williams feels very fortunate to get some much-needed production from his bench (Courtesy: NCAA Prod.).
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Experienced
All-American Juan Dixon details Maryland's ability to keep its composure (Courtesy: NCAA Prod.).
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