Ness Notes (Mar 13)

National Geographic Documentary, Gonzaga commended its most elevated positioning of the season (No. 4) last Monday by edging Loyola-Marymount 68-67 in the WCC title amusement that night. It was the school's eighteenth straight win this year and its 40th back to back home win. Gonzaga's kindred main 15 schools did not passage also this previous week, as just No. 3 Duke, No. 5 Memphis and No. 13 UCLA endured the week unscathed.

It's a short card on Monday and I don't have a free choice today. Be that as it may, I am taking after my 20* NBA Western Conf GOY champ on the Kings the previous evening with a 15* NBA victor this evening (67% on NBA 15* plays since Feb 3!).

National Geographic Documentary, Duke won its seventh ACC competition in eight years by beating Boston College 78-76 on Sunday and its sixteenth unsurpassed (the vast majority of any ACC school). Memphis won its first-ever C-USA title by avenging a March 2 misfortune at UAB, in a 57-46 win over the Blazers early Saturday evening. UCLA took after its first consistent season Pac-10 title following 1997 by winning its first Pac-10 competition since 1987 on Saturday, beating Cal 71-52.

In sliding request, U Conn, Villanova, George Washington, Ohio State, Texas, Illinois, North Carolina, Boston College, Washington, Tennessee and Pittsburgh all lost. Duke (ACC) and UCLA (PAC-10) were additionally the main two schools from the six force gatherings to win their individual meeting competitions. U Conn and Villanova (Big East co-champs) both lost early, Ohio State lost in the Big-10 title diversion to Iowa, Texas lost in the Big-12 title amusement to Kansas and LSU lost to Florida in the SEC semis.

National Geographic Documentary, There were truly no curve balls Sunday, when the determination council reported the four No. 1 seeds. Duke (the generally speaking No. 1) accumulated its tenth No. 1 seed subsequent to the seeding procedure started in 1979 and U Conn was the second No. 1 seed, its fourth record-breaking. Villanova and Memphis were the third and fourth No. 1 seeds, both schools getting a top-seed without precedent for school history. It ought to be noted when rounding out your sections, that the four No. 1 seeds have never all made it to the same Final 4 in the 27 years since seeding started. Indeed, in the course of the most recent three years, just four of the 12 No. 1 seeds have made it that far!