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Northwestern discovers program’s identity in second NCAA Tournament run

“What these guys have done is they’ve set an identity to our program,” coach Chris Collins said. “An identity of work, toughness and defense that will carry over.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Paul Sullivan: Can the World Baseball Classic compete with the NCAA Tournament? March Madness is tough to beat.

March Madness or the World Baseball Classic?

Chicago Tribune

Dylan Hernandez: Don’t fret about UCLA. Resilience is part of the Bruins’ March Madness style

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Instinct will be to point to Saturday night as evidence of why UCLA won’t win a national championship.

Los Angeles Times

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Bill Walton Lauds Jaime Jaquez Jr. for Passing Him on UCLA Scoring List

The senior guard continued to shine for the Bruins on Saturday night.

Sports Illustrated

UCLA edges Northwestern to return to Sweet 16; David Singleton sprains ankle

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — How Sweet it is.

Los Angeles Times

Northwestern’s late comeback falls short against UCLA

Pac-12 player of the year Jaime Jaquez Jr. powered the Bruins past the Wildcats and into the Sweet 16.

Chicago Sun-Times

US issues warning about Mexican pharmacies selling tainted, counterfeit pills

The U.S. State Department issued a warning Friday for Americans to “exercise caution” when buying medications from drug stores in Mexico, posting the health alert a week after a letter from two lawmakers and an investigation by the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles Times

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John Romano: Once in a lifetime sports dreams happen twice in same day for Gabrelcik family

PALM HARBOR, Fla. — The picture is haphazardly staged, and a bit out of focus. Which is to say, it could have been taken by any parent in any rec sports league in any gym in America.

Tribune News Service

Upstart Wildcats vs. blue-blood Bruins is a study in contrasts

What makes this Northwestern team better equipped to go a step further and do what the team in 2017 failed to by advancing to the Sweet 16?

Chicago Sun-Times

Bill Plaschke: UCLA looks all business in NCAA tournament opener rout over UNC Asheville

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — No Furman here. No Princeton here. No late craziness or shocking weirdness or shining momentousness here.

Los Angeles Times

UCLA opens NCAA tournament with rout over UNC Asheville

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The only nervous moments came several hours before tipoff.

Los Angeles Times

Mark Kiszla: We need to see Gonzaga hoops in Colorado on the regular, as member of Pac-12 Conference

With the cool kids in California bolting the Pac-12 Conference, the CU Buffs need a new buddy to keep the conference relevant and solvent.

The Denver Post

Upset city!: No. 15 Princeton ousts No. 2 Arizona in NCAA Tournament shocker

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Somewhere, Pete Carril is working over a stale cigar, nodding with pride and approval.

Tribune News Service

Houston Knows It Can’t Let This Latest Title Chase Slip Away

Elvin Hayes tried. So did the Phi Slama Jama crew. Now, Kelvin Sampson’s Cougars are the ones looking to break Houston’s futility at the Big Dance.

Sports Illustrated

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Los Angeles Times

NCAA Tournament bracket picks: J. Brady McCollough’s prediction for every game

LOS ANGELES — UCLA and USC won’t be making the trip to Houston, but the Final Four won’t be short on intrigue. Can the hometown Cougars cut down the nets for the first time in school history? Can Alabama and the murder investigation hovering over this year’s tournament be removed…

Tribune News Service

Recession or not, California’s economy should fare better than rest of the nation

Whether the economy slumps this year or not, California shouldn’t feel as much pain as the rest of the country.

Reason

New Law School "Mismatch" Data from UCLA Lawprof Richard Sander

Not surprisingly, low LSAT scores are strongly correlated with low bar passage rates.

The Guardian - US

March Madness 2023: Which school will rise to top of wide-open field?

Will this be Alabama’s year to cut down the nets? Who is this season’s Cinderella team? Our writers break down the bracket for the NCAA tournament

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Los Angeles Times

March Sadness: How it feels to be on the losing side of NCAA tournament greatness

LOS ANGELES — He's the one everybody sees and few remember, a nearly invisible piece of history standing 6 feet 9.

Tribune News Service

John Clay: Providence’s Bryce Hopkins is a nightmare waiting to happen for Big Blue Nation

It’s the worst-case scenario. For the second straight year, Kentucky suffers a first-round knockout in the NCAA Tournament. Last year, Saint Peter’s. This year, Bryce Hopkins.

Los Angeles Times

Twelve things that must go right for UCLA during March Madness to raise banner No. 12

LOS ANGELES — Winning in the Big Dance requires being able to move to every song that's playing.

Los Angeles Times

UCLA frat house burglarized by laptop thieves as students slept

LOS ANGELES — A UCLA fraternity house was burglarized by thieves who swiped laptops, computers and other property as the students slept, according to the campus police department.

USA Today Sports Media Group

March Madness 2023 predictions: Our brilliant staff gives you the men’s winner and Final Four teams

Here are our picks for the 2023 NCAA men's basketball tournament.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The March Madness champion will (almost definitely!) be one of these 8 NCAA men’s teams

How many teams are good on both offense AND defense?

Los Angeles Times

As California student housing crisis deepens, solutions face roadblocks at UC and elsewhere

As California's student housing crisis deepens, plans to build more campus apartments and dorms are facing myriad roadblocks that could delay construction of thousands of urgently needed beds across the state's three public higher education systems.

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