US EditionTwo-Time Defending Champion UConn ends OU's Season in NCAA Tournament
- UConn defeated Oklahoma 67-59 in the NCAA Tournament's first round, aided by Alex Karaban's critical late plays, including a key three-pointer and floater.
- UConn's win marks their 13th consecutive NCAA Tournament victory, tying with Duke for the second-longest winning streak without missing a tournament.
- Jeremiah Fears led Oklahoma with 20 points, but the Sooners struggled offensively, shooting 32.1% from the field in the game.
- UConn's coach emphasized the significance of their defensive performance, stating, 'Our defense won this game for us.
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RALEIGH, N,C. (AP) — UConn’s improbable bid for a third straight national title continued when Alex Karaban came through with a critical 3-pointer and a floater in the lane during a late run that helped the Huskies hold off Oklahoma…
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No. 8 UConn staves off No. 9 Oklahoma's rally
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Solo Ball scored 14 points and Alex Karaban provided 10 of his 13 points in the last 11 minutes to help two-time defending champion UConn survive a West Region first-round game against Oklahoma 67-59 on Friday night.
Two-Time Defending Champion UConn ends OU's Season in NCAA Tournament
RALEIGH, N,C. (AP) - UConn's improbable bid for a third straight national title continued when Alex Karaban came through with a critical 3-pointer and a floater in the lane during a late run that helped the Huskies hold off Oklahoma 67-59 on Friday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Karaban had 13 points and seven rebounds for the Huskies (24-10), the No. 8 in seed in the West Region who extended their March Madness winning streak …
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