Section B·Page 6
The University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, March 14, 2000
College Hoops
1999-00 All-America Basketball Team FIRST TEAM
Jekyim Martin, Cincinnati, 6-8,230; senior, 18,9 pup
9.7,pg 76; piglets, 4,3 pixels (67 first place)
www.jekyimmartin.com
7.5 kg, 598 fg, pct 68.3, 433-3 pt pct (57, 33.3)
AJ. Guyton, Indiana, 6-1, 475, senior, 20.3, ppg 42
AJ. Guyton, Indiana, 6-1, 475, senior, 20.3, ppg 42
Chris Carraway, Duke, 66, 215, senior, 17.4 pg, 6.
Chris, 3.4 and 39, 197).
hct bpc (35, 226)
Chiara Milton, Chrisa, 7-0, 262, junior, 17.9, pgp, 10.6
6.1, 7p. 3.4 age (29, 197)
Shane Battier, Duke, Brian 6.2, 15 junior, 17.4 age, 5!
(309) Troy Murphy, Note Damn. 6.9, 225; phormone. 22.8
ppg. 10.8, ppg. 80, pt. (77) fc. 19
Shahee Battie, Duke, 6, 185, junior, 17.4 ppg, 55 gm,
820 pft, pct. 458 3gf pct. 2.1 steals (15)
Miamens Cleave, Michigan State, 6.2, 195, senior, 20 games, 11.5, roc. 7疼 (17, 151)
pg, 820 ft pct., 458 3pt fg pct, 2.1 steals (15,
158).
25. 3 ppg, 3.4 aq (11, 128)
Morton Peterson, Michigan State. 66, 120, senior.
18.7 pp. 6, 39 pp. 424 dgt (fig. 11, 139)
18.5 pp. 5, 22 pp. 424 dgt (fig. 11, 139)
THIRD TEAM
Scone Penn, Ohio State, 5-10, 185, senior, 15.2
Peque Sanchez, Temple, 64, 198, senor, 6.0, pp. 5.6,
reg. 7.8 page. 3, araga (9, 112)
Edwardo Najares, Oklahoma, 8-6, 235, senior, 18,8
nond. 9, f. 9or (1, 73)
Mark Madsen, Stanford, 6.9, 235, senior, 12.5 ppg,
9.2 pg, 808 fgct (4, 81)
Stromile Switt, LSU. 6, 225, saphnonite, 16.2 pg.
8.2 mg. per ml. 3.8 ng. per ml.
Scoreboard
Joe Adkins, Oklahoma State; Gillebert Aransas, Arizona;
Erick Barkley, St. John; s: Silvainli Brown, George
Washington; Craig "Speed" Clacton, Hofstra,
Eric Cole, Tusla; Mark Duckell, Mikel Juan, Duon
Maryland; Khalid El-Amin; Connecticut; Jason Gardner, Arizona
Tony Harris, Tennessee; Eddie House, Arizona State;
Jackie Johnson, Colorado; Aaron Rosa
Bauer; ELDR-Ukr-Kupc; Arizona State;
Casey Jacobsen, Stanford; Dan Langh; Vanderbilt;
Morris, Maryland; Cherry Porter, Auburn; Michael Redd, Ohio State.
Gustavo
Quentin Richardson, DePaul; Doc Robinson, Auburn;
Pete Michell, Cincinnati; Mike Miller, Florida; Teresa
Moriarty, New York
Danny Nee's coaching record
Etan Thomas, Syrcase; Jason Wilson, Duke. Loren
Woods, Arizona.
Ethan Thomas, Syracuse; Jason Williams, Duke; Loren Woods, Arizona.
Michael Wright, Arizona; Vincent Yarbrough, Tennessee
Year School All
1988-81 Ohio 7:30
1981-82 Ohio 13:14
1982-83 Ohio 23:9
1983-84 Ohio 20.8
1984-85 Ohio 22.8
1985-86 Ohio 21.8
1986-87 Nebraska 21:12
1987-88 Nebraska 13:18
1988-89 Nebraska 17:16
1989-90 Nebraska 19:00
1990-91 Nebraska 26:8
1991-92 Nebraska 19:10
1992-93 Nebraska 20:11
1994-95 Nebraska 18:14
1995-96 Nebraska 21:14
1996-97 Nebraska 18:15
1997-88 Nebraska 20:12
1998-99 Nebraska 20:13
1999-2000 Nebraska 11:19
NCAA Basketball Tournament
First Round
Friday, March 17
At Marine Midland Arena
Buffalo, N.Y.
Temple (26-5) vs. Luftezza (24-6)
Olympia (26-8) vs. Saiten Hall (20-9)
Oklahoma State (24-6) vs. Hofstra (24-6)
Indiana (20-8) vs. Pepperdine (24-8)
At Lawrence Jv Veterans Coliseum
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Kansas (23-9) vs. Lamar (15-15)
Illinois (21-9) vs. Pennsylvania (21-7)
Florida (24-7) vs. Butter (23-7)
At Marine Midland Arena
Temple Lafayette winner vs. Oregon-Seton Hall winner
Pepper Potter Joel
At Lawrence JOel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Dukke-Lawner winner vs. Kansas-Depaul winner
Dukke-Lawner winner vs. Florida-Roundt winner
At the Carrier Dome
Regional Semifinals
Friday, March 24
Temple Lafayette—Oregon State Hall winner vs.
Okahanna State-Hawks—Indiana Pepperdine winner
Duke Lamar—Kansas-Depal winner vs. Illinois
Pennsylvania—Fonda Butler winner
Championship
Sunday, March 26
Semifinal winners
SOUTH REGIONAL
First Round
Cincinnati (28-3) vs. North Carolina-Wilmington (18-
Second Round
Cincinnati-North Carolina-Wilmington winner vs. Tulsa
Ohio State-Appalachian State winner vs. Miami
Arkansas winner
At Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center
Rimmingham, Ala.
Stanford-South Carolina State winner vs. North Carolina Mississippi winner
Tennessee-Louisiana Lafayette winner vs. Connecticut
Utah State Winner
Friday, Walton 2-4
Nebraska-Cincinnati North Carolina-Wilmington — Tulsa UNLV win
ner vs. Ohio State Appalachian State—Miami-
Arkansas winner
Missouri winner vs. Tennessee Louisiana Lafayette-
Connecticut State. State winner
Regional Championship
Syracuse-Samford winner vs. Kentucky-St.
MIDWEST REGIONAL
10.hailey.Width 20"
"At the Convocation Center
Cleveland"
"Michigan State (26.7) vs. Valarabaros (19.12)
Utah (22.8) vs. Louis (19.3)
Syracuse (24.5) vs. Samford (21.0)
Kentucky (24.5) vs. St. Bonaventure (21.0)
At The Hubet H. Humphrey Metrodome
*Minneapolis*
Iowa State (29-4) vs. Central Connecticut State (25)
Aubun (23-9) vs. Creighton (23-9)
Maryland (24-9) vs. Iona (20-10)
'LA (19-11) vs. Ball State (22-8)
Second Round
Saturday, March 18
At The Convocation Center
Cleveland
Michigan State-Valparaiso winner vs. Utah-Saint Louis
Bottlemen Winner
At the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Maryland-inna winner vs. UCLA-Ball State winner
At The Palace of Auburn Hills
iowa StateCentral Connecticut State winner vs.
Michigan State Valparaiso—Ustah Saint Louis win
vs. Syracuse-Kentucki-St. Bonn winner
win
Regional Semifinals
Thursday, March 23
Creighton winner vs. Maryland-Iona—UCLA-Ball State winner
ner
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Regional Championship
WEST REGIONAL
Thursday, March 16
Hunterman Center
Salt Lake City
Arizona (26.6) vs. Jackson State (17.15)
Wisconsin (18.13) vs. Fresno State (24.9)
LSU (28.5) vs. Southeast Missouri State (24.6)
North Carolina vs. Indiana State (22.9)
At McKee Center
Tucson, Az.
St. John's (24-7) vs. Northern Arizona (20-10)
Louisville (19-6) vs. Gonzaga (24-8)
Oklahoma (26-6) vs. Winthrop (21-8)
Purdue (21-9) vs. Durham (23-9).
Antozza Jackson State winner vs. Wisconsin Fresno
At The Jon M. Huntsman Center
Sculpting City,
LSU-Southeast Missouri State winner vs. Texas-
Indiana State winner
St. John s-Northeastern Arizona winner vs. Louisville-Gonzalez winner
Oklahoma Wintrop winner vs. Purdue Dayton winner At The Pit
Arizona Jackson State — Wisconsin-Fresno State win
vs. LSU-Southern Miss State — Texas Indira
Nagarwal
Arizona-Jackson State—Wisconsin Fresno State will win 1 SLIS/Missouri Missouri Team. Two games
St. John & Northern Arizona - Louisville Gonzalez win
or Oklahoma - Hurdles-Purdue Dawn winner
Purdue-Dayton winner
THE FINAL FOUR
Midwest champion vs. West champs.
East champion vs. South champion
Game times: 4:42 p.m. and 30 minutes after first game
At The RCA Dome
National Championship
Long Beach State (24-5) at California (16-14) 9:35
Monday, April 3
Semifinal winners. R:18 n.m.
National Invitation Tournament
Tulane (20-10) at North Carolina State (17-12), 6:30
Second Round
p.m.
Wake Forest (17-14) at Vanderbilt (19-10), 6:30 p.m.
GeogeeSouth (1814) 14; Virginia (1913) 1, 6; p. m.
North Carolina State (1715) 14; Mississippi (1877)
Massachusetts-Siena winner vs. Princeton-Penn State
State
New Mexico State (22-9) at Arizona State (18-12),
9:30 p.m.
p.m.
Princeton (19-10) at Penn State (15-15), 6:30 p.m.
8 (24-14) 3/4 M
Bowling Green (22-7) at Brigham Young (20-10). B. m
5.0m.
Florida (17-13) at New Mexico (17-13), 10-59
2.0m.
Pricolito (19-30) to Winnipeg (15.15), 8:30 p.m.
Drake (24-7) at Villanova (19.22), 6:30 p.m.
Southern Methodist (22-8) at Southern Missouri State (22-10). 7:45 cm.
ruggers-Kent winner vs. Delaware-Villanova winner,
IBA
Thursday, March 16
Masaachusse (17-15) at Siena (23-8), 6 p.m.
Vancouver Notre Dame winner vs. Marquette Xaver win vs. TBA
Massachusetts (17.15) to Siraea (23.8) 6 p.m.
Maryland (17.15) to Bowie (23.8) 6 p.m.
Southern Illinois (19.12) to Bradley (38.13) 6 p.m.
ner, TBA
Bowling Green-British Young winner vs. Southern
Bowling Green Brigham Young winner vs. Southern Colorado Collegiate Team, TOTA
**Colorado** *TBA*, winner
Tulane North Carolina State winner vs. New Mexico
Tulane North Carolina State winner vs. New Mexico State Arizona State winner, TBA
She made a name for Missouri State winters. She was a charter member of the Forest Windermark winner vs. Sisqo. She also won a bid for the State Championship.
Georgetown Virginia winner vs. Long Beach State-
California winner TRA
March 22, 23 or 24
Pairing and times TBA
Semifinals
Madison Square Garden
New York
Tuesday, March 28
Semifinal, B.m.p.
Semifinal, B.m.p.
Thursday, March 30
At Madison Square Garden
New York
EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division
Semifinal losers, 3:30 p.m.
Championship
Semifinal winners, f. n. m.
GA
New Jersey 40 22 11 9 83 126 104
Philadelphia 42 21 8 1 93 126 105
Pittsburgh 28 33 8 6 70 197 203
N.Y. Rangers 28 33 10 8 67 197 203
Sarasota Browns 28 32 10 8
NHL
Toronto 39 23 7 3 8 81 210 180
Ottawa 39 23 7 1 88 213 172
Montreal 30 32 3 7 30 64 165 204
St. Louis 30 32 10 7 60 174 152
Boston 21 31 10 7 60 165 149
St. Louis 21 31 10 7 60 165 149
Washington 36 22 11 1 84 185 163
Florida 36 22 11 1 84 185 163
Carolina 30 13 9 0 6 69 185 160
Atlanta 13 50 7 0 6 69 185 160
Indiana 8 10 9 0 6 69 185 160
WESTERN CONFERENCE
x-St. Louis   43 17 0      9 0 91 210 140
Detroit    41 12 8      9 15 219 176
Chicago    26 36 7      2 6 61 104 217
Nashville    24 39 6      6 21 60 124
Colorado 33 27 10 1 77 198 177
Edmonton 26 27 10 1 77 198 183
Calgary 28 33 8 5 69 182 214
Vancouver 23 32 14 6 76 179 203
Dallas 38 25 7 4 7 87 177 156
Phoenix 35 26 7 7 81 702 184
Los Angeles 33 27 8 3 7 721 184 196
San Jose 32 23 8 3 7 718 196 179
Oakland 30 20 13 14 77 106 179
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Overtime losses count as a loss and a regulation tie;
thaheim 28 31
unlined playoff berth
Yesterday's Games
Late Games Not Included New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 2 Edmonton 3, Alanta 0 Dalian 2 Philadelphia at Phoenix, (n) Vancouver at Los Angeles, (n) Calgary at San Jose, (n)
Today's Games
Tampe Bay at Montreal, 6:30 p.m.
Nashville at Detroit, 6:30 p.m.
Anaheim at Colorado, 7 p.m.
NBA
EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division
W  W L Pct GB
Miami 39 23 629 -
New York 38 16 659 -
Philadelphia 34 27 557 4 1/2
Orlando 30 37 476 4 1/2
Boston 27 36 429 12 1/2
Houston 27 36 429 12 1/2
Washington 27 44 313
Indiana 43 20 683
Toronto 36 20 583 6 1/2
Montreal 34 19 548 6 1/2
Detroit 31 31 500 11 1/2
Milwaukee 30 33 476 11 2
Cleveland 25 17 403 17 1/2
Chicago 24 17 393 17 1/2
Chicago 13 49 210 29 2/2
WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Region
Midwest Division
Utah 42 20 677
San Antonio 40 23 635 2 1/2
Minnesota 37 25 597 5
Denver 26 25 419 16
Chicago 25 25 410 16
Houston 24 38 387 18
Vancouver 18 45 284 12
k-LA. Lakers 52 11 825 —
*Portland 58 11 762 4
Phoenix 39 69 629 14
Miami 38 26 594 14,1/2
Sacramento 26 26 581 15,1/2
Golden State 16 46 258 35,1/2
L.A. Clippers 16 50 206 39
-
Late Games Not Included
Detroit 124, Boston 115
LAU 87, Chicago 79
LAU 67, Chicago 79
In Seattle or at
Vancouver
Today's Games All Times CST
College Baseball pool with records through Mar 12 and point totals (by coaches, sportists, players) from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31.
Golden State at Toronto, 6 p.m.
Washington at Orlando, 6:30 p.m.
Milwaukee at Miami, 6:30 p.m.
Philadelphia at Cleveland, 9:30 p.m.
Indiana at Indianapolis, 7:30 p.m.
Indiana at Dellas, 7:30 p.m.
Atlanta at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m.
Minnesota at Phoenix. #
Collegiate Baseball Top 25
Baseball
| | Record | Pts |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 1. Florida St. | 232 | 1 |
| 2. North Carolina | 200 | 2 |
| 3. Stanford | 145 | 2 |
| 4. Clemson | 152 | 8 |
| 5. South Carolina | 190 | 11 |
| 6. Texas | 195 | 4 |
| 7. Alabama | 156 | 9 |
| 8. Long Beach St. | 144 | 14 |
| 9. Jackson | 157 | 17 |
| 10. Louisiana-Lafayette | 181 | 19 |
| 11. Ansonia St. | 205 | 12 |
| 12. Southern Calif. | 125 | 5 |
| 13. Auburn | 168 | 16 |
14. Cal, St. Fulton
15. Miami, Fl.
16. Bayshore
17. Capitol
18. Freeman St.
19. Waco
20. Kentucky
21. Crawford
22. Georgia
23. Louisiana St.
24. Georgia St.
25. Florida Atlantic
26. Atlanta
27. Florida Atlantic
Transactions
Monday's Sports Transactions
BASEBALL
American League
CLEVELAND INDIAWS—Optioned RHP Danny Beazer,
Cleveland Indians and RP Danny Peppers to Buffalo
of the International League, and RPH J.D. Brammer to
Akron of the Eastern League. Reassigned RHP Kane
Davis, HLP Roy Padilla, RHP Pel Ridgon, HLP C.C.
Sabathia, CHA Haynes, CLO Lleiden to their minor-league camp. Released RHP Barbars, SEATLAR MAINERS—Reasessed OF Shane
Monahan, HLP Spin Spencer and RHP Dennis Stakem to Tacoma of the PO and; CDH Akaron Alexander, OF
Tacoma of the PO and; CDH Alex Ryan, OF
Tacoma of the PO and; CDH Alex Ryan,
Franklin and D玛帕Maro to their minor-league
camp.
National League
ATLANTA BRAVES—TRAINED INF OF Freddy García to the Cincinnati Reds for RHP Dennis Russo. NEW YORK MKET—Optioned RHP Grant Roberts, RHP Miguel Gonzalez, RHP Laniel Gonzafilet to Nortolake of the International League, and RHP Lesli Brai, RHP Dicky Gonzalez, O.F Alex Escobar and O.J Juan Lebron to Binghamton of the Eastern Division. A.F. Schoenfeld, J.D. Shouse, RHP Paul Wagner, C.AJ Pianbot, C Jasson Phillips, and O.I FOrlander Miller to their minor-league
PHILADELPHII PHILLIES - Assigned SS Jimmy Rolls, DR Doug Polek, LHP Anthony Shumaker and C Johnny Estrada to their minioleague camp. Send RHP Manuel Banios出去 to Scranton of the
BASKETBALL
NBFA - Named the Seattle Superonics and the Toronto Raptors 100,000 each for their coaches' refusal to wear microphones during their game on Sunday. The Nets are now calling CIF-Lan Ketner for the remainder of the season.
FOOTBALL National Football League
NEW ORLEANS SANITAS - Named Pat Pinnock eastern supervisor and Mickey Lloyd director of security.
HOCKEY National Hockey League
FLORIDA PANTHERS — Traded CLW Chris to the New York Rangers for future considerations, who did not want to sign him.
SOCCER
CHICAGO PRES — Treated D Francis Qearoh to Miami for a 2011 second-round pitch and a conditional release.
AUBURN—Announced the resignation of Kris
Grunwald, volleyball coach
ELON-Promoted assistant football coach Pat Apke to defensive coordinator.
**ARGOS PROF.** Named Cardinal Correction defense
**BRAIN PROF.** Named Cardinal Correction defense
Brain Camming assist football coach and assis-
sistant coach
MANSFIELD—Named Joseph Braico wide receivers coach.
PRIEVILLE -Named Zelie Wills football coach.
TRAINED -Named Dave Adeleian athletic director.
NEBRASKA—Fired Danny Nee men's basketball coach.
PRATT—Named Dave Adebea athletic director, RIGGLE ISLAND COACH—Named Luz lugus assistant.
in MMA and also a coach.
WASHINOTON—Named offensive line coach Keith
WESTMINSTER-Named Jerry Schmitt football coach.
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