After two days of college basketball jams, the second round of men’s NCAA tournament continues. The field has been cut in half, the contenders have emerged – and we have to do it again today.
We covered you with the madness of March, which has analyzed the authors’ updates and analysis on each site what every final result means.
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Schedule of Saturday (all indicators et):
(5) Michigan vs. (4) Texas A & M, 5: 15pm (CBS)
(11) Drake vs. (3) Texas Tech, 6:10 pm (TNT)
(9) Crighton vs. (1) Ibran, 7:10 pm (TBS)
(6) byu vs. (3) Wisconsin, 7: 45 pm (CBS)
(8) Gonzaga vs (1) Houston, 8:40 pm (TNT)
(7) UCLA vs (2) Tennessee, 9:40 pm (TBS)
The results of the week
Final: Prado defeated McNes 76-62
How did Prado win: Prado played the game with a team’s Pedagri in the national championship game a year ago, with which he won 76-62 on McNes State. Junior Forward Trae Kafman Rennan (22 points, 15 Rebounds) and All-America Guard Bradin Smith, under a permanent hand head, opened the initial statement, opening a 17-6 lead, saying that he was not looking at the Cinderella Story Story Cowboy. Purdio trail only once (3-2) in a game that “stayed there, happened, he” felt it. A signature moment came when Smith Duo put the ball in the first half, directly in front of the Prado Bench. It was a whole effort by the leader who was pleading with his team in Sweet 16 in the Midwest area, where he would play 65 miles from the West Lafite campus. – Mike Race
