The News Review:
- Live Blogging the Round of 16
- The Sisterhood Award
- 5 Minutes for Blogging: 5 Keys to Beating UConn
- Live Blog: klahoma vs. Syracuse
Live Blogging the Round of 16
New York Times
tournament from reporters in each region. In addition to Connor Ennis in the Times office Mike gle is blogging from New York and Stephen Danley who played in the tournament for Penn is contributing from a pub in England where he is a Marshall Scholar. We’re wrapping it up here but we’ll be back tomorrow night for four more games. Which four teams will advance to fill out the Round of 8? We’ll find out tomorrow.
The Sisterhood Award
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Mitchell and I started blogging for the Seattle PI around the same time a time when few had the courage to spit forth a humor blog. Her Film Hound blog features not just felines at their funniest but any number of other creatures – including dogs monkeys and chickens. She even includes the occasional hamster and pig. Her blog is bursting with commentary about new flicks and she offers clips of movie classics as well.
5 Minutes for Blogging: 5 Keys to Beating UConn
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Yes the Huskies can be beaten; they’re 7-3 since Dyson limped off with an injury to his right knee. But UConn is playing excellent basketball and Mizzou will have to raise its game (again) if it has a chance to advance to the Final Four. That’s what MU coach Mike Anderson said on Friday. “We’ve got to be at our best to beat this team” CMA said.
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Live Blog: klahoma vs. Syracuse
Soonersports.com
He hit his head on the rim during the play. Probably going to sign off for the night to get ready for post-game. Should the Sooners hold on we’ll be blogging Sunday and looking for your emails. 8:05 | We’re at the under-8 timeout and U leads 74-52. Breakaway by Blake results in a nice dunk. The two teams are matching baskets right now. U needs to gind some answers on defense.