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Kelvin Sampson celebrated with Hollis Price on a Final Four trip in 2002.

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Battle Tested
Talk about being tough enough. Oklahoma tamed the bracket deemed the toughest in the tournament two weeks ago -- and they did it by banging and bombing its way to Atlanta, writes ESPN The Magazine's Curry Kirkpatrick. The final step coming Saturday with its ninth straight win over Missouri, 81-75.

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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.

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

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

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SWEET 16

ELITE EIGHT

W E S T	Mellon Arena, Pittsburgh					San Jose Arena, San Jose
		(1) Cincy (16) Boston U	90 52	(1) Cincy (8) UCLA	101 105		(8) UCLA (12) Missouri	73 82	(12) Missouri (2) Oklahoma	75 81
		(8) UCLA (9) Ole Miss	80 58
	University Arena, Albuquerque
		(5) Miami (12) Missouri	80 93	(12) Missouri (4) Ohio St	83 67
		(4) Ohio St (13) Davidson	69 64
	University Arena, Albuquerque
		(6) Gonzaga (11) Wyoming	66 73	(11) Wyoming (3) Arizona	60 68		(3) Arizona (2) Oklahoma	67 88
		(3) Arizona (14) UC Santa Barbara	86 81
	American Airlines Center, Dallas
		(7) Xavier (10) Hawaii	70 58	(7) Xavier (2) Oklahoma	65 78
		(2) Oklahoma (15) Ill-Chicago	71 63


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TOTAL POINTS	GP	PTS
1. Aaron McGhee, Oklahoma	5	109
2. Hollis Price, Oklahoma	5	79
3. Ebi Ere, Oklahoma	5	76
4. Rickey Paulding, Missouri	4	73
5. Kareem Rush, Missouri	4	69
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Katz: U C Lavin Again in Sweet 16
It shouldn't come as a surprise that the Bruins are still dancing. We've seen this act before from Lavin's bunch.

Cruz: Bittersweet to the end
Steve Logan will continue to live for the voice, even though Cincinnati won't play for a national title.

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.

Kirkpatrick: Good riddance
The boos may still be ringing in Lute Olson's head, but he leaves the Pit on his way to the Sweet 16.

Kirkpatrick: Shattered Zags
The darlings of the dance were beaten up by a salty group of roughnecks from Wyoming.

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Worthy Opponent
Coach Kelvin Sampson refuses to lose focus on Oklahoma showdown with Indiana.
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Instant Offense
Hollis Price disputes that the Sooners' victory should not be considered an "ugly win" (Courtesy: NCAA Prod.).
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Honest Effort
Kareem Rush graciously commends the efforts of the Oklahoma Sooners (Courtesy: NCAA Prod.).
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