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John Clay: With Final Four approaching, just who qualifies as an actual basketball blue blood?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — You’ve probably read the story line. Saturday’s Final Four is full of basketball blue bloods. Duke and North Carolina meet in one national semifinal. Kansas plays Villanova in the other. Blue bloods all.

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Villanova prepares for Kansas without Justin Moore

Jay Wright started a Monday national media Zoom press conference by mentioning how Justin Moore underwent surgery for his torn Achilles tendon at 6:30 that morning, how the surgery went well, that arrangements have been made for Moore and injured Villanova reserve Jordan Longino to fly Saturday to New Orleans…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kansas Jayhawks reach Final Four and will face Villanova again. Here’s the matchup.

CHICAGO — If Kansas, the No. 1 seed/champion of the 2022 Midwest Regional is to reach the NCAA title game, it’ll have to get past a familiar foe in Villanova, the No. 2 seed in the South Regional.

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Men’s Final Four Schedule Announced After UNC Punches Last Ticket

Duke-UNC and Kansas-Villanova make up a star-studded slate in New Orleans.

Sports Illustrated

Rolling to the Big Easy: Kansas Jayhawks surge in second half, reach 16th Final Four

CHICAGO — The Kansas Jayhawks are headed back to the Final Four for the first time since 2018.

Tribune News Service

Villanova triumphs over Houston, 50-44, to reach the Final Four

SAN ANTONIO — They may be limping into New Orleans, but the Villanova Wildcats will show up at the Superdome next weekend after one of the most satisfying March runs in school history, even if this game was finished in slow motion.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Villanova beat Michigan and their fans were overjoyed about another deep March run

There's nothing quite like a win in a big game in March.

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Mike Jensen: Villanova, in case you missed it, has Phil Martelli (and Michigan) next

SAN ANTONIO — Two guys walked around a corner inside the back bowels of the AT&T Center. They started laughing at a sight just past that corner. May as well have been Lancaster Avenue, down by City Line.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Eric Dixon plays big as Villanova advances by beating Ohio State, 71-61, in NCAA Tournament

PITTSBURGH – Nope, wasn’t going to be easy, getting past Ohio State. Looked all kinds of hard-earned easy for awhile inside PPG Paints Arena, Villanova building a lead to double-digits, then up to 15 points. A glide path into the Sweet 16?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ohio State vs. Villanova NCAA Tournament matchup: Lineups, injury reports and broadcast info

Everything you need to know as Ohio State prepares to take on Villanova for a chance to go to the Sweet 16.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Villanova wears out Delaware and takes NCAA first-rounder, 80-60

PITTSBURGH — Villanova point guard Colin Gillespie took the full-impact charge from his Delaware counterpart, Jameer Nelson Jr., and skidded backwards, right off the court. Gillespie glanced up … the scoreboard inside PPG Paints Arena replayed his skid larger than life.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Villanova wins Big East championship over Creighton, 54-48

NEW YORK — It wasn’t his night, until Collin Gillespie decided it was.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Villanova holds on to edge UConn in Big East semifinal, will face Creighton for title

NEW YORK — Here it was, the point of Connecticut rejoining the Big East Conference, a packed Madison Square Garden for a late Friday night game in March … “Let’s go Huskies” filling the Garden air. UConn fans, a huge part of the 19,812 crowd inside, up on their feet…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: Coach K, the king of March Madness, is leaving, and Jay Wright is poised to succeed him

Jay Wright was two lackluster years into his tenure at Villanova in May 2003, so far from being considered the best coach in college basketball that the assertion would have seemed laughable, certainly not a credible candidate for the job that had just become available in his hometown.

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Mike Jensen: Q and A on Villanova, the Big East, and fairness

Is it fair? That’s a central question involving Villanova these days on all sorts of basketball fronts. Let’s offer some answers and some opinions. Warning: ‘Nova fans won’t like all the answers or opinions.

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Bad Beat: UConn pulls off miraculous win over Villanova but falls short of the cover

UConn -2.5 bettors were sooo close.

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Andy Lee Revealed Who The Worst Celeb He’s Worked With Is And You Won’t Beliebe It Folks

Aussie TV ledge Andy Lee has revealed his worst interview with a celeb and you won’t Beliebe who he picked. Lee was a guest on Nova’s Fitzy & Wippa radio program on Wednesday morning. He was reminded of an interview he did in 2015 with a then-21-year-old Justin Bieber after…

Chicago Sun-Times

Villanova continues dominance against DePaul

Javan Johnson scored 16 points, but the Demons lost again to the Wildcats.

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