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College basketball scores, results: Cooper Flagg’s injury casts cloud over wild Thursday of conference tournament action
- Wildcats dominate the second half and roll into the Big East semifinals.
- They’ll face Creighton on Friday night.
- Arizona ran away with it in the final minutes. Wildcats advance to the Big 12 semifinals, where it will face Texas Tech on Friday.
- The Tigers had to earn this one. They traded leads with the Mustangs all day, but held on in the ACC quarterfinals and will now meet Louisville on Friday
- Henri Veesaar’s 10 points leads the way for Arizona, which controlled the entire first half vs. Kansas.
- The Wildcats are scorching from deep early (5-of-6), and that’s a big reason they lead Kansas 33-24 at the under-8 timeout in the first half.
- Creighton comes back from 17 down (and 11 down in the final 2 minutes of regulation) to escape a big upset in the Big East quarterfinals.
- DePaul sent the game into a second OT after Layden Blocker hit a floater with 1.3 seconds left to tie it at 73-73 after the first overtime.
- Gutsy stretch for DePaul after melting down in the final minutes of regulation.
- In the end, the Bears didn’t have enough juice to rally all the way back and the Red Raiders move on to the semifinals to face the winner of Arizona vs. Kansas.
- Chucky Hepburn hits the winning jumper to lift Louisville past Stanford 75-73 after an initial miss and scramble for the ball in the final seconds. Wow.
- Cardinals advance to the ACC semifinals in dramatic fashion.
- Meanwhile, Baylor has surged back in the second half and made it a game against Texas Tech. The Bears were trailing by as much as 15 but have made it a five-point game with just over 2 minutes left.
- It looked like Louisville was about to pull away and avoid the upset, but Stanford’s Chisom Okpara has tied it up with an and-1.
- It’s 73-73 with 27 seconds to go in the ACC quarters.
- DePaul (14-18) finished 10th in the Big East, but it leads No. 2 seed Creighton 51-40 with under 10 minutes to play.
