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Ohio State Buckeyes Punch NCAA Tournament Ticket

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Ohio State Buckeyes, once on the NCAA Tournament bubble, secured an eight seed in the East Region. Despite a rocky start, they finished strong with a 21-12 record and a 12-8 Big Ten mark. Their first matchup is against TCU, a 22-11 team from the Big Twelve. Ohio States late surge, including wins over top-25 teams, has fans and analysts excited.

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Ohio State Buckeyes Punch NCAA Tournament Ticket

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ohio State Buckeyes Punch NCAA Tournament Ticket. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 15th, the Kansas J-Hawks landed a number-four seed in the East region of the NCAA tournament. They will open against number-13 California Baptist in San Diego on Friday, March 20th. A win there sends them to face the winner of number-5 St. John's and number-12 Northern Iowa. That tough region also features number-1 Duke, number-2, Yukon, and number-3 Michigan Kansas already tangled with Duke and Yukon this season, dropping a 78-66 decision to the Blue Devils in New York and falling. 61-56 at home to the Huskies. Both games came without star freshman Darren Peterson. The J-Hawks wrapped the regular season with a four-and-four mark over their final eight big-twelve games, including wins over top ten foes, Arizona. And Houston, plus, losses to unranked Cincinnati and Arizona State. They advanced past TCU in the conference tournament quarterfinals before a 22-point defeat to Houston. Tip off details and television coverage for the first round should drop Sunday evening,

setting the stage for Kansas to shake off the late skid, and chase a deep tournament run.

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