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The largest second-half deficit a team has overcome to win in the women’s Final Four since 2002 is 12 points. Three teams have done it, and one of them was LSU—driven in large part by Angel Reese. After trailing by 12 with roughly 15 minutes remaining, Reese took control.... She scored 14 points over the next 14 minutes—the most by any player during that stretch—and accounted for 40% of LSU’s remaining points. Her steal that led to a made free throw tied the game with six minutes left and sparked a 15–0 run that secured the win for the Tigers. LSU advanced to the national championship game for the first time in program history—and won their first national title there as well. ✨show more

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ON THIS DAY three years ago, No. 1 seed Virginia Tech opened the third quarter of the Final Four with a 17–7 run to take a 51–39 lead over the LSU. But consecutive baskets from Angel Reese shifted the momentum and changed the trajectory of the game. Those two baskets ignited a 35–13 LSU run. Reese played a major role in nearly half of those points—scoring 14 herself, forcing a steal that led to the free throw that tied the game at 62–62, and creating two second-chance points off an offensive rebound. The 6’3 forward finished with 24 points and 12 rebounds, and that 35–13 surge turned a 51–39 third-quarter deficit into a 79–72 victory, sending the Tigers to the program’s only NCAA championship game appearance. 🪄

ON THIS DAY three years ago, No. 1 seed Virginia Tech opened the third quarter of the Final Four with a 17–7 run to take a 51–39 lead over the LSU. But consecutive baskets from Angel Reese shifted the momentum and changed the trajectory of the game. Those two baskets ignited a 35–13 LSU run. Reese played a major role in nearly half of those points—scoring 14 herself, forcing a steal that led to the free throw that tied the game at 62–62, and creating two second-chance points off an offensive rebound. The 6’3 forward finished with 24 points and 12 rebounds, and that 35–13 surge turned a 51–39 third-quarter deficit into a 79–72 victory, sending the Tigers to the program’s only NCAA championship game appearance. 🪄

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Angel Reese in the Final Four of March Madness during LSU’s title run: 🔥 24 PTS 🔥 12 REB 🔥 3 STL 🔥 11/19 (58%) ❤️Tied for the most double doubles (33) ❤️Scored 10 points while limiting 6’6 Kitley to 0 in the 4th quarter to help lead LSU to a win from a 12 point deficit.

Angel Reese in the Final Four of March Madness during LSU’s title run: 🔥 24 PTS 🔥 12 REB 🔥 3 STL 🔥 11/19 (58%) ❤️Tied for the most double doubles (33) ❤️Scored 10 points while limiting 6’6 Kitley to 0 in the 4th quarter to help lead LSU to a win from a 12 point deficit.

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This is your daily reminder that Angel Reese averaged 23 points & 15 rebounds per game in college……… While playing in the toughest conference in the COUNTRY……… Before carrying her team to a National Title AND Winning Final Four MVP By beating Caitlin Clark by 17 points in the title game. 💪🏾 She was the best OFFENSIVE player on her team……… The best REBOUNDER on her team……. AND……… The best DEFENDER on her team! Keep this in mind whenever you are discussing Angel Reese. There won’t be any targeting of Angel Reese by offensive players in the WNBA! BELIEVE that, and this has NOTHING to do with her being black, and EVERYTHING to do with her being an ELITE defender! You can’t TEACH that! 🏀🏀🏀🏀

This is your daily reminder that Angel Reese averaged 23 points & 15 rebounds per game in college……… While playing in the toughest conference in the COUNTRY……… Before carrying her team to a National Title AND Winning Final Four MVP By beating Caitlin Clark by 17 points in the title game. 💪🏾 She was the best OFFENSIVE player on her team……… The best REBOUNDER on her team……. AND……… The best DEFENDER on her team! Keep this in mind whenever you are discussing Angel Reese. There won’t be any targeting of Angel Reese by offensive players in the WNBA! BELIEVE that, and this has NOTHING to do with her being black, and EVERYTHING to do with her being an ELITE defender! You can’t TEACH that! 🏀🏀🏀🏀

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In 1994, Kentucky staged the greatest comeback in college basketball history, overcoming a 31-point second half deficit in a 99-95 win at LSU. In its next trip to Baton Rouge in 1996, the Wildcats set the standard for first half excellence, posting 86 points in the first 20 minutes en route to a 129-97 win over the Tigers. Antoine Walker scored 28 of his career-high 32 points in the first half and UK also forced 21 of its 31 turnovers before the break. "I don't think I've ever seen basketball played any better than they played that first half,' said LSU coach Dale Brown.

In 1994, Kentucky staged the greatest comeback in college basketball history, overcoming a 31-point second half deficit in a 99-95 win at LSU. In its next trip to Baton Rouge in 1996, the Wildcats set the standard for first half excellence, posting 86 points in the first 20 minutes en route to a 129-97 win over the Tigers. Antoine Walker scored 28 of his career-high 32 points in the first half and UK also forced 21 of its 31 turnovers before the break. "I don't think I've ever seen basketball played any better than they played that first half,' said LSU coach Dale Brown.

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On this date 21 years ago, Alabama Men’s Basketball stunned the nation when the Crimson Tide rallied from a 13-point deficit in the second half to upset No. 1-seeded Stanford, 70-67, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Seattle on March 20, 2004. Kennedy Winston scored 21 points for the No. 8-seeded Crimson Tide, which made 10 of 14 free throws in the final minutes to secure the victory in the West Regional. Led by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress, the Cardinal entered the game with an impressive 30-1 record and with 7:40 remaining in the second half had built a comfortable 53-40 lead, before Alabama mounted its incredible comeback with a 16-0 run. Earnest Shelton helped spark the Crimson Tide rally and finished with 14 points, while Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each had 12 points. Childress scored 12 points for the top-seeded team in the Phoenix (West) Region but fouled out with 3:18 left and watched the final minutes in dismay from the end of the Stanford bench. “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated,” read a sign in the Alabama locker room. The shocking victory earned a “Sports Illustrated” cover the following week and propelled the Crimson Tide, coached by Mark Gottfried, to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991.

On this date 21 years ago, Alabama Men’s Basketball stunned the nation when the Crimson Tide rallied from a 13-point deficit in the second half to upset No. 1-seeded Stanford, 70-67, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Seattle on March 20, 2004. Kennedy Winston scored 21 points for the No. 8-seeded Crimson Tide, which made 10 of 14 free throws in the final minutes to secure the victory in the West Regional. Led by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress, the Cardinal entered the game with an impressive 30-1 record and with 7:40 remaining in the second half had built a comfortable 53-40 lead, before Alabama mounted its incredible comeback with a 16-0 run. Earnest Shelton helped spark the Crimson Tide rally and finished with 14 points, while Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each had 12 points. Childress scored 12 points for the top-seeded team in the Phoenix (West) Region but fouled out with 3:18 left and watched the final minutes in dismay from the end of the Stanford bench. “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated,” read a sign in the Alabama locker room. The shocking victory earned a “Sports Illustrated” cover the following week and propelled the Crimson Tide, coached by Mark Gottfried, to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991.

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Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream picked up their 10th win of the season, and part of that success came from attacking matchups involving Caitlin Clark defensively. Atlanta scored 30 points with Clark as the direct defender, the most points surrendered by any defender in a game this season. That surpassed the 29 points Chicago scored with Clark as the primary defender just a few games ago. It was also the fourth time this season an opponent has scored 25+ points with Clark as the primary defender. The Indiana Fever are (1-3) in those games, with opponents also scoring 28 points in a game against Golden State and 25 points against Dallas.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream picked up their 10th win of the season, and part of that success came from attacking matchups involving Caitlin Clark defensively. Atlanta scored 30 points with Clark as the direct defender, the most points surrendered by any defender in a game this season. That surpassed the 29 points Chicago scored with Clark as the primary defender just a few games ago. It was also the fourth time this season an opponent has scored 25+ points with Clark as the primary defender. The Indiana Fever are (1-3) in those games, with opponents also scoring 28 points in a game against Golden State and 25 points against Dallas.

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"THE COMEBACK" Playing in Chicago, Illinois erased a 15-point deficit in the last 4 minutes vs. Arizona and won in OT to punch their ticket to the Final Four. The Illini are back in the Final Four for the first time since that run (2005) 🧡 #Illini

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As one the highest-paid college athletes, Angel Reese went on to win a national championship with LSU. Reese reflects on her career, her relationship with Caitlin Clark and what’s next for her.

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The Atlanta Dream were down 9 points with 2 minutes to go in today’s game. In previous years, they would have folded, and took the L. Today they scrapped, clawed, fought, and WON. What changed? They traded for a CHAMPION! That CHAMPION, (Angel Reese), is now the LEADER of this team, (according to her All-Star teammate), and they are all following HER lead. This is precisely why the Atlanta Dream will win a WNBA Championship THIS year!

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The last time a Bryce Drew-led faced Maryland in the NCAA Tournament? 2015: the Varun Ram game vs. Valpo Dez Wells, Melo Trimble and Jared Nickens scored 14 points each but it was Ram’s steal with one second left that sealed a 65-62 win in Columbus

The last time a Bryce Drew-led faced Maryland in the NCAA Tournament? 2015: the Varun Ram game vs. Valpo Dez Wells, Melo Trimble and Jared Nickens scored 14 points each but it was Ram’s steal with one second left that sealed a 65-62 win in Columbus

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Career night for Azzi Fudd 👏 Fudd finished with 24 PTS, 6 3PM, 3 STL and 2 BLK in the Dallas Wings win over the Liberty! Her 17 points in the third quarter tie for the 2nd most points by a rookie in ANY quarter in WNBA history, while her six triples tied for the 2nd most in a single game by a rookie in WNBA history. #WNBASeason30

Career night for Azzi Fudd 👏 Fudd finished with 24 PTS, 6 3PM, 3 STL and 2 BLK in the Dallas Wings win over the Liberty! Her 17 points in the third quarter tie for the 2nd most points by a rookie in ANY quarter in WNBA history, while her six triples tied for the 2nd most in a single game by a rookie in WNBA history. #WNBASeason30

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Three years ago today Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most unforgettable nights in Coleman Coliseum history and secured another championship. Down 17 points with just more than 10 minutes to play, the No. 2-ranked Crimson Tide stormed back to defeat arch-rival Auburn 90-85 in overtime, clinching its second SEC regular-season title in three years on March 1, 2023. In a rivalry that never lacks drama, this one felt destined to live forever. Alabama trailed 66-49 before flipping the game completely, outscoring the Tigers 26-9 the rest of regulation to force overtime, then winning the extra period 15-10. The victory secured a 16-1 SEC mark and capped a perfect 15-0 season at home — the program’s first undefeated run inside Coleman Coliseum since 2010-11. Jahvon Quinerly came off the bench with 24 points and six assists, while Brandon Miller, Mark Sears and Noah Clowney added 17 apiece. The Tide’s core accounted for 75 of the team’s 90 points in a championship-clinching performance. Afterward, Nate Oats summed up the night perfectly: “To be down 17 with just over 10 minutes to go in the game and come back to win, I couldn’t be prouder of our guys.” It wasn’t just a rivalry win. It was a sweep of the in-state rival. It was an undefeated home season. That’s how championships are defined and banners hung.

Three years ago today Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most unforgettable nights in Coleman Coliseum history and secured another championship. Down 17 points with just more than 10 minutes to play, the No. 2-ranked Crimson Tide stormed back to defeat arch-rival Auburn 90-85 in overtime, clinching its second SEC regular-season title in three years on March 1, 2023. In a rivalry that never lacks drama, this one felt destined to live forever. Alabama trailed 66-49 before flipping the game completely, outscoring the Tigers 26-9 the rest of regulation to force overtime, then winning the extra period 15-10. The victory secured a 16-1 SEC mark and capped a perfect 15-0 season at home — the program’s first undefeated run inside Coleman Coliseum since 2010-11. Jahvon Quinerly came off the bench with 24 points and six assists, while Brandon Miller, Mark Sears and Noah Clowney added 17 apiece. The Tide’s core accounted for 75 of the team’s 90 points in a championship-clinching performance. Afterward, Nate Oats summed up the night perfectly: “To be down 17 with just over 10 minutes to go in the game and come back to win, I couldn’t be prouder of our guys.” It wasn’t just a rivalry win. It was a sweep of the in-state rival. It was an undefeated home season. That’s how championships are defined and banners hung.

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Allstate Championship Series - Baseball For the first time in 20 years, number 13 Kansas Baseball captured the Big 12 Baseball Championship presented by Allstate. The Jayhawks defeated number 9 West Virginia, 9 to 0, to secure their second conference tournament title and first since 2006!! The shutout marked just the second championship-game shutout in Big 12 Tournament history. With the victory, Kansas became the first team since 2009 to win both the Big 12 regular-season and tournament championship outright! The championship victory also earns the Jayhawks valuable points in the Allstate Big 12 Championship Series, the year-long competition recognizing excellence across athletics, academics, and community impact. As the race for the Allstate Big 12 Championship Trophy comes to an end, Kansas has strengthened its position in the standings while adding another conference title to a historic season!

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On this date 22 years ago on March 20, 2004, Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most stunning NCAA Tournament upsets in program history, rallying from a 13-point second-half deficit to take down No. 1 seed Stanford, 70-67, in Seattle. The eighth-seeded Crimson Tide looked dead in the water midway through the second half. Stanford, powered by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress and carrying a dominant 30-1 record, had built a 53-40 lead with just 7:40 remaining. Everything pointed toward a routine closeout by the top seed. Then came the surge that Alabama fans still talk about today. The Tide flipped the game on its head with a breathtaking 16-0 run, turning a double-digit deficit into a lead in a matter of minutes. The momentum inside the arena shifted completely as Alabama’s defense tightened and Stanford suddenly had no answers. Kennedy Winston led the charge with 21 points, while Earnest Shelton poured in 14 to help ignite the comeback. Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each added 12 points, and Alabama showed poise at the line—knocking down 10 of 14 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the upset. Childress, held to 12 points, fouled out with 3:18 remaining and could only watch from the bench as the Tide completed the shocker. In the Alabama locker room afterward, a sign summed it up perfectly: “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated.” The victory sent shockwaves across college basketball, landing Alabama on the cover of Sports Illustrated and propelling the program to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991—a moment that still stands as one of the defining wins of the modern era of Crimson Tide basketball.

On this date 22 years ago on March 20, 2004, Alabama Men’s Basketball delivered one of the most stunning NCAA Tournament upsets in program history, rallying from a 13-point second-half deficit to take down No. 1 seed Stanford, 70-67, in Seattle. The eighth-seeded Crimson Tide looked dead in the water midway through the second half. Stanford, powered by Pac-10 Player of the Year Josh Childress and carrying a dominant 30-1 record, had built a 53-40 lead with just 7:40 remaining. Everything pointed toward a routine closeout by the top seed. Then came the surge that Alabama fans still talk about today. The Tide flipped the game on its head with a breathtaking 16-0 run, turning a double-digit deficit into a lead in a matter of minutes. The momentum inside the arena shifted completely as Alabama’s defense tightened and Stanford suddenly had no answers. Kennedy Winston led the charge with 21 points, while Earnest Shelton poured in 14 to help ignite the comeback. Chuck Davis and Antoine Pettway each added 12 points, and Alabama showed poise at the line—knocking down 10 of 14 free throws in the closing minutes to seal the upset. Childress, held to 12 points, fouled out with 3:18 remaining and could only watch from the bench as the Tide completed the shocker. In the Alabama locker room afterward, a sign summed it up perfectly: “They weren’t overrated. We were underrated.” The victory sent shockwaves across college basketball, landing Alabama on the cover of Sports Illustrated and propelling the program to its first Sweet Sixteen appearance since 1991—a moment that still stands as one of the defining wins of the modern era of Crimson Tide basketball.

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No, little buddy. The GOAT gets praise for scoring 45 points in a game where Scottie Pippen could only play 25 minutes because of a back injury, scoring 16 points in the 4th quarter and doing this to win the championship in the most watched game in NBA history

No, little buddy. The GOAT gets praise for scoring 45 points in a game where Scottie Pippen could only play 25 minutes because of a back injury, scoring 16 points in the 4th quarter and doing this to win the championship in the most watched game in NBA history

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