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Monday, March 10.1997
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Women's Conference Tournament Glances All Times EST
America East Conference
At Campus Sites
First Round
Thursday, Feb. 27
aware 76, Boston University 65
acon State 62, Northeastern 49
Quarterfinals Sunday, March 2
Maine 99, Towson State 57
Vermont 72, Delaware 40
Drew Hamphey 74, Hotfura 62
Drexel 75, Hartford 69
Wednesday, March 5
Maine 110, Drewal 68
Vermont 63, New Hampshire 60
Championship
Saturday, March 8
Maine 92, Vermont 70
Atlantic Coast Conference
At Independence Arena
Charlotte, N.C.
First Round
Thursday, Feb. 27
Lake Forest 70, Florida State 59
Quarterfinals
Friday, Feb. 28
Duce 60, Maryland 52 OT
North Carolina 86, Wake Forest 60
Virginia 77, Georgia Tech 63
Clemson 87, North Carolina State 75
Saturday, March 1
North Carolina 56, Duke 54
Clemson 77, Virginia 75 OT
Championship
Sunday, March 2
North Carolina 62, Clemson 58
Atlantic 10 Conference
At Campus Sites
First Round
Tuesday, Feb. 25
Fordham 68, Dayton 65
Virginia Tech 83, St. Bonaventure 80
Temple 74, Xavier, Ohio 69, OT
Duqueen 77, Rhode Island 62
Quarterfinals
Thursday, Feb. 27
St. Joseph's 65, Fordham 48
La Salle 61, Virginia Tech 66
George Washington 78, Temple 35
Masachusetts 75, Duquesne 60
Semifinals Sunday March 2
St. Joseph's 59, George Washington 56
Sunday, March 2
St. Joseph's 61, La Salle 51
George Washington 80, Massachusetts 39
Championship
Monday, March 3
Big East Conference
At Gampel Pavilion
Storra, Conn.
First Round
Saturday, March 1
Miami 64, Pittsburgh 50
Boston College 65, St. John's 58
Wilmington 68, Providence 54
Williamson 69, Providence 54
Lutte 66, Syracuse 77
Rutgers 68, Syracuse 77
Quarterfinals Sunday, March 2
Miami 63, Boston College 48
Connecticut 63, Villanova 45
Georgetown 79, West Virginia 60
Notre Dame 86, Rutgers 58
Semifinals Monday, March 3
ROUND ONE Tuesday
Monday, March 3
Connecticut 98, Miami 71
Notre Dame 83, Georgetown 43
Championship
Tuesday, March 4
Connecticut 86, Notre Dame 77
Big Sky Conference
At Dahlberg Arena
Missoula, Mont.
First Round
Thursday, March 6
Montana State 66, Cal State Sacramento 55
Northern Arizona 67, Weber State 62
Semifinals
Friday, March 7
Montana St. 72, Idaho St. 61
Montana 73, N.Arizona 42
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Big South Conference At The Vines Center Lynchburg, Va. First Round Thursday, Feb. 27
Championship
Saturday, March 8
Montana 52, Montana State 49
North Carolina-Greensboro 68, Maryland-E
more County 50
Radford 77, Charleston Southern 57
Winthrop 70, North Carolina-Ashville 60
Liberty 71, Coastal Carolina 61
Semifinals Friday, Feb. 28
ROUND TWO
Wednesday
North Carolina-Greenwood 83, Radford 70
Liberty 83, Winnipeg 50
Big Ten Conference
At RCA Dome
First Round
Friday, Feb. 28
Saturday, March 1
Liberty 89, North Carolina-Greensboro 82
Indiana 72, Michigan 64
Ohio State 80, Penn State 79
Minnesota 60, Wisconsin 75
Quarterback
Quarterfinals Saturday, March 1
lowa 87, Indiana 53
Illinois 77, Michigan State 66
Championship
Monday, March 3
Indiana 61, Purdue 54
lowa 73, Northwestern 63
Michigan St. 85, Ohio State 79
Illinois 98, Minnesota 76
Semifinals Sunday, March 2
Big 12 Conference
At Kansas City
Tuesday, March 4
First Round
kansas State 62
Baylor 68, Oklahoma State 62
Kansas State 81, Oklahoma 56
Nebraska 62, Missouri 58
Iowa St 53, Texas AAM 46
Wednesday, March 5
Kansas 66, Baylor 54
Kansas State 76, Texas Tech 68
Texas 74, Nebraska 68
Colorado 54, Iowa State 39
Thursday, March 6 Semifinals
Quarterfinals
Big West Conference
At Lawlor Events Center
At Reno, Nov.
Wednesday, March 5
First Round
Kansas St. 73, Kansas 58
Colorado 64, Texas 50
Saturday, March 8
Championship
Colorado 54, Kansas St. 44
UC Santa Barbara 78, Boise State 54
Idaah 71, Pacific 46
Long Beach St. 79, Nevada 69, OT
UCI Irvine 65, New Mexico 54
SEMIFINALS Thursday
UC Santa Barbara 76, Idaho 57
UC Irvine 57, Long Beach St. 50
Saturday, March 8
Championship
UC Santa Barbara 81, UC Irvine 66
Colonial Athletic Association
At Richmond College
Richmond, Va.
First Round
Wednesday, Feb. 26
William & Mary 78, N.C.-Wilmington 63
Quarterfinals
Thursday, Feb. 27
James Madison 55, George Mason 48
Old Dominion 101, William & Mary 35
Va. Commonwealth 71, American U. 65
East Carolina 76, Richmond 66 Semifinals
Friday, Feb. 28
Old Dominion 86, James Madison 48
Live, same-day and delayed national TV, sports coverage for Friday. (schedule subject to change and or blackouts).
SPORTS WATCH
(All times Central)
Monday, March 9, 1997
Noon
5 a.m.
ESPN — SportsCenter
2 p.m.
ESPN — Tennis, Champions Cup
Tennis
FINALS Saturday Women's
6:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
ESPN2 — fabulous Sports Babe
1 p.m.
ESPN2 — English Premier Football, taped, Newcastle at Liverpool
6:30 p.m.
ESPN —NCAA Tournament Preview
FSN — FOX Sports News
East Carolina 67, Va. Commonwealth 56
East Carolina 67, Va. Commonwealth Championship Sunday, March 2 Old Dominion 83, East Carolina 48
Saint Louis 73, Southern Mississippi 64
Alabama-Birmingham 65, South Florida 40
DePaul 100, Houston 75
Conference USA Chicago
Louville 84, Cincinnati 67
Tulane 75, Saint Louis 57
Memphis 68, Alabama-Birmingham 58
Marquette 80, DePaul 65
First Round Friday, Feb. 28 Cincinnati 63, North Carolina Charlotte 49
Quarterfinals Saturday, March 1
Semifinals Sunday, March 2
Sunday, March 2
Tulane 76, Louisville 74
Marquette 83, Memphis 77
Championship
Monday, March 3
e 76, Masonville 53
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
At Marine Midland Arena
Buffalo, N.Y.
First Round
Friday, Feb. 28
Semifinals Saturday, March 1
Niagara 81, lona 64
St. Peter's 74, Loyda, Md. 63, OT
Championship
Sunday, March 2
Sunday, March 2
St. Peter's 66, Niagara 38
Seminars
Thursday, March 6
At Sea Gate Centre, Toledo
10 Beijing College 55
Bowling Green State Bay 76, OT
Bowling Green City 81, Ohio State
Hiam, Chicago 54, Ohio University
Toledo 86, Eastern Michigan 74
Kent 106, Central Michigan 63
Nigraar 79, Fairfield 70
Siena 68, Iona 62
St. Peter's 76, Manhattan 57
Loyola, Md. 74, Kanisius 56
Mid-American Conference First Round Tuesday, March 4
At SeaGate Centre, Toledo
Toledo 69. Bowling Green 55
Kent 90, Miami, Ohio 80
Championship
Telangana 88, Kott 64
Compiled from The Associated Press.
HOROSCOPES
You have to go to school or work. That isn't what you want to do. You want to run wild and free, like a Tiger. This is just an exercise in accepting delayed gratification. You can have what you want later tonight. Set up a marvelous date for this evening, or go to the zoo.
Today's Birthday (March 10)
Arles (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 7.
You may walk into a hornet's nest this morning. Something that was supposed to go out last week didn't. If your boss or any of your clients are hotheaded, expect them to go off today. Don't worry. Everything will settle down by tomorrow afternoon.
Learn to manage money this year or you'll wish you had. The temptation to spend is strongest in April. Learn ways to make more in May. Spend on romance in July. Providing an old service makes a good job in September. A surprise benefits your career in December. A friend gives you a good job lead in January. Keep controversial information private in February. A loved one helps you formulate a fantasy next March.
All you have to do is slow down a little. Be decisive yet compassionate, assertive yet gentle, confrontational yet kindly. Sound impossible? Well, it's not. Tricky, yes. Impossible, no. Nothing is impossible. Nothing.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Today is a 5
You're nice. You're polite.
You're well groomed. People like you. Don't forget how important all those things are.
Each one is like a little bit of ammunition in your arsenal.
Continue to be your best, and you'll win against tough odds.
Never let them see you sweat.
Gemini (May 21-June 21)
Today is a 6.
Cancer (June 22-July 22)
-Today is an 8.
If you're like most Leos, you can sing, play a musical instrument or tap dance. You may not do it professionally yet, but you know you have talent. Put on a show for your friends tonight. Rent Grease or Police Academy. It'll make you feel better, especially if you had to work a regular job all day.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Today is a 7.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -
Today is a 6.
Explain reality as carefully as you can. Basically, it's like this: If you spend the money, you won't have it anymore. This may seem pretty obvious, but it could be a wake-up call to your friend. Be patient as you can, without laughing. But if it's really, really funny, go ahead and laugh.
You know that gorgeous hunk or babe who sometimes cruises through your life? The one you dream about but never seem to be able to catch? He or she could show up again. You might even make the connection. The secret is that you're making this happen.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
Today is an 8.
Scorpio (Oct. 24 Nov. 21)
Today is a 6.
This could be a difficult day for you. A customer or coworker could be irritating. Be patient and you'll prevail. The other person will lose interest before you do. You two actually have quite a bit in common, although you may not want to admit it.
This should be a marvelous day for you, even if you do have to go to work. Your mood's good because you're in love. You're in love because the moon is in Aries. When the moon is in Aries, you're always in love. If you don't already have a mate, check out a place where athletes, such as basketball players, congregate.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec.
21) - Today is an 8.
It may be hard to concentrate on your job today. Take the day off if you can. If could be a household project that's underway; the place might be in shambles. you're being motivated to act quickly to achieve your dream.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan.
19). Today is a 7.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb.
18) - Today is a 6.
You're a wacky, intelligent person and getting more so all the time. That's because of your inquisitive nature. Although there are some things you find easier than others, you can learn just about anything except quantum physics.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Today is a 7.
You're great at buying gifts. Just about everything you see would be good for one or another of your friends. If you're not careful, you could give away everything you have and then some. Don't go near the malls unless you (or your parents) are made of money.
NOTE: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment only.