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There are a wide variety of exciting and informative ASU and Barrett visit programs being delivered at each campus. Select the campus you would like to visit below, and you will be redirected to the ASU visit site to register for your Barrett visit. Your major determines the campus where you will take classes and live. If you are unsure which campus you should visit, explore the campus locations associated with your major on the ASU Academic Programs website .
We encourage you to combine your Barrett visit with the greater ASU visit option at your campus to understand the full student experience. After all, Barrett students are ASU Sun Devils first and foremost! All events require prior registration.
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Barrett Downtown Phoenix visit
Learn about the unique honors experience and resources offered at ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus by seeing it in person. Select an ASU Downtown Phoenix campus visit to see available Barrett options.
Day(s): Monday and Friday Time (AZ time): 11:45 a.m.
Barrett Polytechnic visit
Meet with a Barrett representative to learn about the honors community on ASU’s Polytechnic campus. Your visit will include a tour of the Barrett Suite and the residential space in Lantana Hall. Select an ASU Polytechnic campus visit to see available Barrett options.
Day(s): Monday and Friday Time (AZ time): 11:30 a.m.
Barrett Tempe visit
Discover the advantages of pursuing honors at the Tempe campus. Your visit includes an information session about the honors curriculum and application process followed by a student-led walking tour of the Barrett Tempe residential community. Select an ASU Tempe campus visit to see available Barrett options.
Day(s): Varies Time (AZ time): Varies
Barrett West Valley visit
Learn about the unique honors experience and resources offered at ASU’s West Valley campus by meeting with a Barrett representative. Select an ASU West Valley campus visit to see available Barrett options.
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If you are interested in pursuing one of the many hands-on engineering degrees offered at The Polytechnic School, one of the seven Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, we would be happy to host you for a tour of our campus.
At The Polytechnic School, we believe how you learn and teach is as important as what you learn and teach. We are committed to contributing to ASU’s vision of the New American University – an institution that is committed to excellence, access, and impact.
The Polytechnic School, one of the seven Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University, is located on the Polytechnic campus located in Mesa, Arizona, the state’s third-largest city and part of the Greater Phoenix area. The 600-acre ASU Polytechnic Campus is built on a desert arboretum and is home to more than 3,300 students studying undergraduate and graduate degrees.
The Polytechnic School boasts some of the most innovative engineering and technology programs in the country and some of the most advanced learning laboratories available to students on any university campus. The programs thrive under the guidance of more than 100 outstanding faculty members who have expertise in some of the most important technological challenges that society faces. Many members of the faculty bring considerable industrial experience into their classrooms and labs, further enhancing the student experience and research opportunities available.
Informational sessions with details about admission, financial aid and housing, and a walking tour of the campus are hosted daily and can be scheduled here .
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Expanded staff, new space helps connect Labriola Center with Native American community
Center will hold open house featuring tours, food and music on april 3.
From left: Labriola Center director Alex Soto (Tohono O'odham) stands with center staff members Alycia de Mesa (Apache of Chihuahua, Mexican descent), Eric Hardy (Navajo) and Vina Begay (Diné) outside the newly remodeled center on Tuesday, March 26. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU News
Alexander Soto’s excitement and joy was evident as he showed a visitor the new Labriola National American Indian Data Center space inside Hayden Library on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus.
There, said Soto, the center’s director, is the huge wall mural that represents O’odham land recently painted by Indigenous artists Thomas “Breeze” Marcus (Tohono O’odham) and Dwayne Manuel (Akimel O’odham).
The art on those glass walls that enclose the space? It depicts mountains sacred to the O’odham tribe, Soto said, and establishes the tone of what Labriola is doing because it centers the land, the community and the arts in a library setting.
Along that wall, Soto pointed out, are thousands of books by Indigenous authors, multiple quiet spaces to study or hang out and snacks for hungry college students.
There's also a multi-use area that can be used for book talks, workshops, even a live band, and includes a camera and speakers in the ceiling, a microphone and three monitors for Zoom calls or livestreaming events on social media.
Six thousand square feet in all, the culmination of Soto’s vision to transform the Labriola Center into an Indigenous knowledge zone for Native American students.
“Whether it’s President (Michael) Crow’s commitment to American Indian students or to show the history of Native people and where we are in 2024, library centers like this are needed to access Indigenous information,” Soto said.
“But it must be done in a way that’s going to help students understand where they fit in the solutions moving forward. It’s easy to gripe and point to the past, but this space has an opportunity to help our students see what is possible. With our staff members being all Indigenous, we can provide library services that support Indigenous research methodologies.
"This is a game changer since Native students don’t have to explain themselves to us since we can relate to where they are coming from.”
"The expanded setting helps to assure our Native students that they belong here and is an integral part of fulfilling ASU's charter to address the needs of the communities it serves."
Hardy said he wants the center to be a “place of community” for Native American students, through not only its books and collections but with poetry and music. At the beginning of each semester, the center will invite local Indigenous poets to share their experiences at an open mic night. At the end of each semester and right before finals, Indigenous DJs are welcomed to play music for students. The center also will host book talks, lectures and annual national book award series.
“What we’re doing in a community sense is showing students that knowledge and information isn’t just in a book,” Hardy said. “Sometimes, it’s in a story. Sometimes, it’s in a poem. Sometimes, it’s music. What I’m really trying to do is making sure that I center that kind of Indigenous idea of how knowledge works and operates within a community.”
Soto said the center can be a vital resource for students who might be overwhelmed by ASU’s size and scope.
“Here, they can connect with like-minded people,” he said.
“It’s a way for them to be like, ‘OK, I feel like I belong here,’” Hardy added. “We’re very aware that a university is not something that’s really in a lot of ways built for Indigenous peoples. We get people coming from rural reservations into a city, and then having to navigate everything that a university is. But this can be a safe space for them to kind of find themselves.”
The safe space also includes providing a culturally responsive and respectful environment for Indigenous students, faculty, staff and community members.
“By enforcing and adapting cultural protocols of the 23 Arizona Tribal Nations through Indigenous librarianship, Labriola provides a sense of belonging and reconnecting our Indigenous students to their tribal communities and their culture,” Begay said.
The expanded staff is allowing the center to develop its own archival collection of Indigenous material focused mostly on the 22 federally recognized tribes located in the state of Arizona.
“Currently, Labriola has 50 archival collections within Labriola, and the center is working with the ASU Library to move Indigenous material into Labriola’s stewardship,” Begay said.
In addition, as the Indigenous education specialist, de Mesa helps O’odham communities determine how they want to keep their memories, which could be in the form of photographs, maps, oral stories, etc.
Those communities have the option of storing their memories at Labriola, de Mesa said, but it’s not required.
“One of the things that’s very different from an Indigenous perspective and a community perspective is how knowledge is shared,” de Mesa said. “This is putting all of that voice and agency back to the community to make those decisions for themselves instead of an institution or department or something making those decisions for them.”
Hardy said he hopes the newly expanded center will “expand the definition of knowledge” for ASU’s Native American students.
“To me, that’s the biggest thing of what this new center represents,” he said. “That expansion of knowledge can be holistic versus something that somebody just pulls off a shelf.”
As the Labriola Center enters its 31st year, it is in position to support the needs of ASU’s growing Indigenous community as the only all-Indigenous-led and -staffed library within an R1 university in the continental United States.
“We are ready to show what Indigenous librarianship offers to higher education,” Soto said. “My staff and I deeply believe libraries and archives will be critical for Indigenous cultural reclamation and sovereignty in the 21st century.
“I would like to think our initial donors, Frank and Mary Labriola, for making this possible; ASU leadership for its support of our vision; and the overall community for showing ASU that Indigenous libraries matter for cultural resiliency.”
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Tour duration: 4 hours Transportation: walking and metro Tour covers: Red Square, St Basil's Cathedral (outside), Lenin’s Tomb (outside), Gum, Bolshoi theatre (outside), Moscow metro tour.
Tour duration: 4 hours Transportation: driving Tour covers: Red Square, St Basil's Cathedral, Bolshoi Theatre, Alexander's Gardens, Victory Park, Christ the Saviour cathedral, Novodevichy convent, Moscow State University, Sparrow hills.
Tour duration: 4 hours Transportation: walking Tour covers: Moscow Kremlin (including cathedrals), Armoury chamber.
Moscow offers enough amazing attractions to keep you busy 4-5 days and even longer. This Moscow private tour gives you a chance to explore major highlights of the city. Tour duration: up to 7 hours each day Transportation: Walking and metro + 3-hour driving on the 1st day, full day driving services on the 3d day, all other days walking and metro
During your 2-3 day private tour of Moscow you’ll see most famous sights of the city Tour duration: up to 7 hours each day Transportation: 1st day - walking and metro, 2nd day - 3-hour driving + walking, 3d day - driving.
Moscow in 1 day private tour is ideal for the first-time visitors of Moscow with limited time. Tour duration: 7 hours Transportation: walking and metro Tour covers: Moscow Kremlin (including cathedrals), Red Square, St Basil's Cathedral (outside), Lenin’s Tomb (outside), Gum, Zaradje park, Varvarka street, Moscow metro tour.
Book this Moscow private tour if you have at least 8 hour layover Transportation: car or public transport (airexpress train + metro) Tour duration: up to 8 hours Tour itinerary: Your Moscow guide will meet you at the airport, brings you to the center of Moscow. You'll see Red Square, St Basil's Cathedral, Gum, Bolshoi theatre, Alexander's Gardens, Moscow Kremlin and metro.
We are glad to meet independent travelers and city explorers, all those who choose unbeaten tracks or have particular interests. We help you to create your own tour of Moscow. You can have a look at the list of Moscow sights and mark places you'd like to include in your itinerary. We'll help you to create a tour to match your interests. We can also give you some tips on how to save time getting around our very spread-out city.
Moscow has a lot to offer to the Jewish traveler. Our tour is devoted to the life of Moscow Jewish Community before the Revolution, during Soviet times and at present. You’ll visit Moscow synagogues, Jewish cultural center, museum of Jewish history and Holocaust memorial. Your Moscow tour guide will talk to you about the life of Jews in Russia now and before.
Moscow is a great destination for everyone interested in our Soviet past. During your Moscow tour you can discover an amazing heritage of Soviet architecture and learn about the greatest Russian political figures who changed the world in the 20th century. Moscow was the heart of the Soviet empire for almost 70 years and the city is still full of reminders of the Communist era.
We invite you to visit the Bolshoi theatre which recently opened its doors after 6 years of major renovation. During the tour you’ll see the fabulous halls with restored 19th century interiors, learn about most advanced technologies used in the theatre today and even go behind the scenes to watch a rehearsal.
Isn’t it exciting to taste local food while travelling? The food tour of Moscow gives you a chance to taste delicious meals you’ve never eaten before and learn about Russian eating and drinking traditions.
Have you ever tried Russian ice-cream? Do you know what makes it taste so special? During the tour you'll learn a lot about the history of Russian ice-cream, see its production line and get a chance to taste this popular Russian treat.
We always taste new food while travelling. But isn’t it exciting to learn how to cook it? Many popular Russian dishes are not so hard to master. During the cooking master class you’ll learn about Russian culinary traditions, practice cooking and enjoy a typical Russian meal (cooked by yourself) together with friendly locals.
The tour features a visit to the vodka museum followed with a vodka tasting session in a restaurant.
You won't see any museums during this Moscow tour. There might be no architectural monuments on your way.
Architecture in Moscow is very diverse. Here you can find everything from medieval Russian churches to modern iron and glass skyscrapers. We offer you architecture tours devoted to art-noveau, constructivism and Stalin neorenaissance.
Glinka museum is the largest center of music culture famous for its unique collection of musical instruments. The display features instruments from all the regions of Russia, as well as folk and professional instruments from more than 50 foreign countries.
We invite you to plunge in the depths of the mediaeval history of Russia. You will learn the everyday life of ordinary and noble people of XVI-XVII centuries and visit one of the oldest hoses survived in Moscow. During the tour you’ll stroll along the ancient street of Moscow and see its numerous churches that strike the imagination of any passerby. You’ll end up in the Andronikov monastery where one can see the oldest church of Moscow and see a beautiful collection of icons.
During the tour there will be a unique chance to visit famous ceremonial halls of St. George. St. Andrew, St. Vladimir and St. Aleksandr as well as see the hidden gems Terem Palace and Facated Chamber, which is one of the oldest secular buildings in Moscow.
Once a top secret town Star City today is more open and welcomes visitors interested in space travel. Since1960s Star city has been a training centre for the Russian Cosmonauts, it was here where Yury Gagarin, German Titov, Valentina Tereshkova prepared for their historic flights. Many Russian Cosmonauts live in Star city today with their families and get trained.
Moscow has lived through many wars, but the most tragic and memorable was the Great Patriotic War. During this Moscow tour you’ll visit a museum of the Great Patriotic War, and explore Victory Park with its numerous monuments as well as the open-air exhibition of military technique.
Located 83 km to the north-west from Moscow in the town of Klin, this house is a wonderful retreat hidden by the small forest on Leningradky highway on the way from Moscow to St. Petersburg where Pyotr Tchaykovsky spent the last year of his life and composed his last symphony №6
Moscow bike tours allow you to enjoy sightseeing in a unique and fun way. Why not take a look at the capital of Russia from a different perspective?
Most experienced travelers do not find anything exciting about subways. But have you heard of Moscow metro? Your Moscow tour guide will show you fantastic marble palaces of Moscow underground and tell you about its secrets. Another highlight of the tour is the Secret Soviet bunker, hidden at the depth of 60 meters
There is a city somewhere amidst bears and snow. And the city's name is Moscow. And there are famous landmarks here and there. And there are babushkas hiding on the unknown paths between these landmarks.
Willing to preserve the memory of your visit to Moscow? We're glad to offer you a portrait session in most photogenic locations in Moscow. During this tour you'll see Moscow most iconic sights and get a gallery of your images with picturesque backdrops.
During this tour you will discover the darker side of Moscow. You will see mysterious places and haunted mansions. You will learn about the lives of those moscovites who can't find peace even after their death. This tour reveals a different side of the city, which can be interesting for both sceptics and believers.
Are you curious to visit the oldest Film studio in Europe? The museum located on the its grounds offers a great chance to see clothes, props and retro cars, explore indoor and outdoor sets , learn about makeup procedure. It is also an opportunity to learn some stories and tricks of film making process.
This tour gives you a chance to see a typical apartment in one of the Seven Sisters. Besides you'll learn the story of life of one of the greatest Russian ballerinas.
During the tour you will be able to learn about the history of Moscow State University, visit rotunda on the 31st floor where some temporary exhibitions are held as well as to have lunch in one of the students’ cafeterias.
The tour is focused on the events that happened 100 years ago and after. We’ll talk about the Russian Revolution and the changes it brought to lives of ordinary people. The tour features a walking part as well as the House on the Embankment museum
We invite you to explore the historic and the most luxurious Moscow baths. We’ll be able to visit the male top class department which is considered the most beautiful category and were ladies are allowed to wash only once a year.
The tour features the visit to Yasnaya Polana estate as well as a very unique and interactive museum of arms in Tula
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2024 march madness: men's ncaa tournament schedule, dates.
Here is the schedule for 2024 March Madness, which started with Selection Sunday on March 17. NCAA tournament games continue with the Final Four on Saturday, April 6:
- Selection Sunday: 6 p.m. ET Sunday, March 17 on CBS
- First Four: March 19-20
- First round: March 21-22
- Second round: March 23-24
- Sweet 16: March 28-29
- Elite Eight: March 30-31
- Final Four: Saturday, April 6 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
- NCAA championship game: Monday, April 8 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
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Here is the game-by-game schedule for the 2024 men's tournament, including TV networks. Click or tap on each game to be taken to the live streams.
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Saturday, April 6 (Final Four)
- (1) Purdue vs. (11) NC State | 6:09 p.m. ET | TBS/TNT/tru TV
- (1) UConn vs. (4) Alabama | 9:20 p.m. ET | TBS/TNT/tru TV
Monday, April 8 (National championship game)
- TBD vs. TBD | 9:20 p.m.
Tuesday, March 19 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)
- (16) Wagner 71 , (16) Howard 68
- (10) Colorado State 67 , (10) Virginia 42
Wednesday, March 20 (First Four in Dayton, Ohio)
- (16) Grambling 88 , (16) Montana State 81
- (10) Colorado 60 , (10) Boise State 53
Thursday, March 21 (Round of 64)
- (9) Michigan State 66 , (8) Mississippi State 51
- (11) Duquesne 71 , (6) BYU 67
- (3) Creighton 77 , (14) Akron 60
- (2) Arizona 85 , (15) Long Beach State 65
- (1) North Carolina 90 , (16) Wagner 61
- (3) Illinois 85 , (14) Morehead State 69
- (11) Oregon 87 , (6) South Carolina 73
- (7) Dayton 63 , (10) Nevada 60
- (7) Texas 56 , (10) Colorado State 44
- (14) Oakland 80 , (3) Kentucky 76
- (5) Gonzaga 86 , (12) McNeese 65
- (2) Iowa State 82 , (15) South Dakota State 65
- (2) Tennessee 83 , (15) Saint Peter's 49
- (7) Washington State 66 , (10) Drake 61
- ( 11) NC State 80 , (6) Texas Tech 67
- (4) Kansas 93 , (13) Samford 89
Friday, March 22 (Round of 64)
- (3) Baylor 92 , (14) Colgate 67
- (9) Northwestern 77 , (8) Florida Atlantic 65 (OT)
- (5) San Diego State 69 , (12) UAB 65
- (2) Marquette 87 , (15) Western Kentucky 69
- (1) UConn 91 , (16) Stetson 52
- (6) Clemson 77 , (11) New Mexico 56
- (10) Colorado 102 , (7) Florida 100
- (13) Yale 78 , (4) Auburn 76
- (9) Texas A&M 98 , (8) Nebraska 83
- (4) Duke 64 , (13) Vermont 47
- (1) Purdue 78 , (16) Grambling 50
- (4) Alabama 109 , (13) College of Charleston 96
- (1) Houston 86 , (16) Longwood 46
- (12) James Madison 72 , (5) Wisconsin 61
- (8) Utah State 88 , (9) TCU 72
- (12) Grand Canyon 77 , (5) Saint Mary's 66
Saturday, March 23 (Round of 32)
- (2) Arizona 78, (7) Dayton 68
- (5) Gonzaga 89 , (4) Kansas 68
- (1) North Carolina 85 , (9) Michigan State 69
- (2) Iowa State 67 , (7) Washington State 56
- (11) NC State 79 , (14) Oakland 73
- (2) Tennessee 62 , (7) Texas 58
- (3) Illinois 89 , (11) Duquesne 63
- (3) Creighton 86 , (11) Oregon 73 (2OT)
Sunday, March 24 (Round of 32)
- (2) Marquette 81, (10) Colorado 77
- (1) Purdue 106, (8) Utah State 67
- (4) Duke 93 , (12) James Madison 55
- (6) Clemson 72 , (3) Baylor 64
- (4) Alabama 72 , (12) Grand Canyon 61
- (1) UConn 75 , (9) Northwestern 58
- (1) Houston 100 , (9) Texas A&M 95 (OT)
- (5) San Diego State 85 , (13) Yale 57
Thursday, March 28 (Sweet 16)
- (6) Clemson 77 , (2) Arizona 72
- (1) UConn 82 , (5) San Diego State 52
- (4) Alabama 89 , (1) North Carolina 87
- (3) Illinois 72 , (2) Iowa State 69
Friday, March 29 (Sweet 16)
- (11) NC State 66 , (2) Marquette 58
- (1) Purdue 80 , (5) Gonzaga 68
- (4) Duke 54 , (1) Houston 51
- (2) Tennessee 82 , (3) Creighton 75
Saturday, March 30 (Elite Eight)
- (1) UConn 77 , (3) Illinois 52
- (4) Alabama 89 , (6) Clemson 82
Sunday, March 31 (Elite Eight)
- (1) Purdue 72 , (2) Tennessee 66
- (11) NC State 76 , (4) Duke 64
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The tour experience will begin with a 5 - 10-minute informational session led by a member of our team. Following this session, we will commence with the campus tour led by a student leader from the Student Orientation Services Team (SOS) or a member of our admissions team. The tour will focus primarily on the central areas of the campus around the Quad and include information on academics, student involvement, and campus history. Please plan on approximately 1 hour of walking.
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We recommend that you receive a tour confirmation before making travel plans to the University.
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2024 March Madness scores, takeaways: NC State joins North Carolina in Sweet 16 to continue Cinderella run
The acc is 6-0 in the first and second round of the ncaa tournament.
The madness often synonymous with the month of March was nowhere to be found on Saturday as we tipped off the second round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament. Only one team with a worse seed defeated a better-seeded team (No. 5 Gonzaga over No. 4 Kansas), and every betting favorite projected to win its game won its game and moved into the Sweet 16.
That doesn't mean there wasn't entertainment aplenty, though. No. 14 seed Oakland played No. 11 seed NC State to the wire in an overtime thriller. No. 1 seed UNC got all it could handle from Tom Izzy's Spartans. And Tennessee coach Rick Barnes got the better of his former employer to make the Sweet 16 for a second consecutive season.
Our takeaways from the day that was are in the space below.
Top teams trudge forward
In the West Region, No. 1 seed North Carolina and No. 2 seed Arizona won big over No. 9 seed Michigan State and No. 7 seed Dayton. And in the East Region, No. 2 seed Iowa State and No. 3 seed Illinois won big over No. 7 seed Washington State and No. 11 seed Duquesne. That was the theme of the day Saturday as all but one better-seeded teams forged ahead into the next portion of the bracket. After several chaotic years in which No. 1 seeds and No. 2 seeds have failed to make it to the second weekend, we're on track for something of a chalky bracket with one day of second-round action still left to play.
Barnes bests his old team
Tennessee coach Rick Barnes helped lead the Vols to back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances for the first time in school history and to within two wins of their first-ever Final Four appearance after a 62-58 victory over Texas — his former employer — on Saturday. Tennessee won it in vintage Barnes fashion with a stingy defensive performance, limiting the Longhorns to their second-lowest scoring total of the season.
NC State keeps double-digit trend alive
No. 11 seed NC State outlasted No. 14 seed Oakland 79-73 in overtime to become the first, and so far only, double-digit seed to make it to the second weekend of this year's tournament. The win for the Wolfpack means the streak of double-digit seeds advancing into the Sweet 16 will extend to 16 straight tournaments — the last one without one coming all the way back in 2007.
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- (2) Arizona 78, (7) Dayton 68 -- Recap
- (5) Gonzaga 89, (4) Kansas 68 -- Recap
- (1) North Carolina 85, (9) Michigan State 69 -- Recap
- (2) Iowa State 67, (7) Washington State 56 -- Recap
- (11) NC State 79, (14) Oakland 73 -- Recap
- (2) Tennessee 62, (7) Texas 58 -- Recap
- (3) Illinois 89, (11) Duquesne 63 -- Recap
- (3) Creighton 86, (11) Oregon 73 2OT-- Recap
CBS Sports will be with you the entire way updating this story with the latest from every second-round game on Saturday. Keep it locked here for scores, analysis and highlights throughout the evening.
Creighton wins thriller
End 2ot: (3) creighton 86, (11) oregon 73.
The final game of Day 1 of the second round of the NCAA Tournament provided a remarkable finish. Creighton delivered a 86-73 double overtime win over Oregon behind big performances from Steven Ashworth, Baylor Scheierman, and Ryan Kalkbrenner to advance to the Sweet 16.
Ashworth scored a team-high 21 points, and Alexander added 20 in the win. The Bluejays will face (2) Tennessee next week.
After (11) NC State eliminated (14) Oakland with a 79-73 overtime win at the same site in Pittsburgh hours earlier, Creighton's dramatic finish with Oregon provided more fireworks. This is the first time two games at the same site have gone to overtime at the same site in the NCAA Tournament since 1997.
Oregon star N'Faly Dante had a monster performance in the loss — finishing with 28 points and 20 rebounds. Dante's co-star Jermaine Couisnard scored a game-high 32 points and hit a 3-pointer in the final moments to force a second overtime. The Ducks had to run the table at the Pac-12 Tournament to get a bid to the Big Dance, and they ended their season with a 24-12 record.
End OT: (3) Creighton 71, (11) Oregon 71
We are heading to double OT after Oregon star Jermaine Couisnard hit a game-tying 3-pointer. On the ensuing end, Creighton star Trey Alexander missed a floater at the buzzer to add an extra five minutes. This is the first time two games at the same site have gone to overtime at the same site since 1997.
End 2H: (3) Creighton 62, (11) Oregon 62
We are heading to overtime after Creighton star Baylor Scheierman tied the game at 62 with a jumper, and Oregon star Jermaine Couisnard missed a floater on the other end that would've sent his team to the Sweet 16.
Illinois wins big in Round 2
Final: (3) illinois 89, (11) duquesne 63.
Thanks to a stunning first-round upset that saw Duquesne down BYU, Illinois gets a police escort to the second weekend with two easy wins over double-digit seeds in the first and second rounds. The Illini dominated the Dukes from start to finish after winning 85-69 over Morehead State on Thursday with the same recipe: A heavy dosage of Terrence Shannon Jr. and Marcus Domask. Shannon had 30 points and Domask finished with 22.
Illinois moves to the Sweet 16 to face No. 2 seed Iowa State next.
Tennessee wins a clunker
Final: (2) tennessee 62, (7) texas 58.
Tennessee made 3 of 25 attempts from 3-point range but somehow managed to escape with a win over Texas in a battle between Vols coach Rick Barnes and his former school. Dalton Knecht hit four free throws in the final 10 seconds. He led all scorers with 18 points, though it took him 18 shots to reach that mark. It was just that kind of game. A 15-5 edge in points off turnovers was critical for the Vols.
The Volunteers will play either Creighton or Oregon next Friday in Detroit as they make their second consecutive Sweet 16 appearance.
Oakland's Cinderella run ends
Final: (11) nc state 79, (14) oakland 73.
It took overtime, but NC State eliminated Oakland, 79-73. No. 11 seeds improve to 7-0 all-time against No. 14 seeds in NCAA Tournament play. NC State will face the winner of (2) Marquette and (10) Colorado next week in the Sweet 16. NC State star D.J. Burns scored a team-high 24 points, and Michael O'Connell added 12 points and eight assists.
Oakland forward Trey Townsend scored a game-high 30 points, and Jack Gohlke added 22 with six 3-pointers. Gohlke drilled 10 3-pointers in a win over Kentucky. Oakland ends its magical season with a 24-12 record.
End 2H: (14) Oakland 66, (11) NC State 66
We are heading to overtime after NC State's halfcourt heave at the horn hit the front of the rim. Oakland forward Trey Townsend has a game-high 27 points, and Jack Gohlke has 22 with six 3-pointers. NC State big man D.J. Burns has a team-high 18 points. The winner of this game faces either (2) Marquette or (10) Colorado next week in the Sweet 16.
Iowa State advances
Final: (2) iowa state 67, (7) washington state 56.
Iowa State is moving on to the Sweet 16 after overcoming a slow start against Washington State. The Cyclones trailed by eight midway through the opening period before settling in during the second half for a 67-56 win. The victory came behind strong play from Tamin Lipsey, Curtis Jones, Milan Momcilovic, and Keshon Gilbert. Iowa State will face the winner of (3) Illinois vs. (11) Duquesne next week.
Washington State's magical season comes to a close with a 25-10 record. The Cougars made their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2008 and defeated (10) Drake in the first round. WSU coach Kyle Smith will be one of the top candidates for several high-major positions in the coaching vacancy carousel this offseason.
North Carolina marches on
Final: (1) north carolina 85, (9) michigan state 69.
This one was closer than the final score indicated. Michigan State led 28-17 early, and it was a close game for much of the second half. Ultimately, UNC's veteran duo of RJ Davis and Armando Bacot overpowered the Spartans with 20 and 18 points, respectively. Harrison Ingram contributed 17 on 5 of 7 shooting from 3-point range. The Stanford transfer is shooting like Oklahoma transfer Brady Manek did in 2022 when the Tar Heels reached the national title game. Tyson Walker led Michigan State with 24 in his final game as a Spartan.
UNC will play either Alabama or Grand Canyon in Los Angeles next week for the Sweet 16.
Upset alert in Omaha?
Half: (7) washington state 27, (2) iowa state 27.
Washington State guard Jaylen Wells is carrying his team as the Cougars attempt to pull off an upset Omaha. The former Division ll star has 16 of Washington State's 27 points in the first 20 minutes of action, and no one else on his team has more than four. The winner of this game faces either (11) Duquesne or (3) Illinois next week in the Sweet 16.
UNC back on top heading to half
Half: (1) north carolina 40, (9) michigan state 33.
It's been a game of momentum swings early with UNC back on top after trailing big to start this game. Michigan State jumped out to a 12-point lead in the opening minutes but it was all Tar Heels late as they roared back with a 23-3 run to close the half. Michigan State finished the half with seven misses on its last eight shot attempts.
Armando Bacot and RJ Davis have 11 and 10 points, respectively, after starting slow and UNC has done a good job taking care of the ball. Tyson Walker put up to 12 points for Sparty but he's the only player in double figures leading into the break.
Michigan State ahead early
No. 8 seed Michigan State is giving No. 1 seed North Carolina all it can handle and more early. The Spartans lead 28-20 with 7:20 remaining in the first half. They have done a great job keeping UNC on its heels and out of sync on offense. UNC is struggling to adapt to Michigan State's pressure and playing a little tight. It feels like the Tar Heels are forcing the action and feeling the nerves a bit. Michigan State's been hot shooting it early, too, with three makes on its five 3-point attempts and an 11-18 line from the field.
Gonzaga blows Kansas out in Round 2
Final: (5) gonzaga 89, (4) kansas 68.
No. 4 seed Kansas' season came to an end at the hands of No. 5 seed Gonzaga as the Bulldogs blasted the Jayhawks to the tune of 89-68. Without star Kevin McCullar Jr., KU had no answers on offense and could not keep pace with the red-hot Bulldogs. The Jayhawks made 2 of 23 field goal attempts in a stretch that freed Gonzaga to go on a 32-4 run.
Gonzaga went more than 26 consecutive minutes without missing consecutive field goals.. Anton Watson had 21 points and Nolan Hickman added 17 in the demolition. Ben Gregg and Graham Ike combined for 30 points and 18 boards.
With the win, Gonzaga punches a ticket to the Sweet 16 for the ninth consecutive tournament under Mark Few. It will face No. 1 seed Purdue or No. 8 seed Utah State in the next round.
Kansas and Gonzaga battling
Half: (4) kansas 44, (5) gonzaga 43.
Second-round action in the Midwest Region is off to an entertaining start after Kansas and Gonzaga played a tightly contested first half. Both teams led by six at one point, and there were five lead changes. Hunter Dickinson leads all scorers with 13 points for Kansas while Braden Huff has 11 for Gonzaga. Neither team has much depth, so the second half will be a test of endurance in the altitude of Salt Lake City, Utah. If it was anything like the first, a great finish is ahead.
Arizona holds off frisky Flyers
Final: (2) arizona 78, (7) dayton 68.
Days after storming back from a double-digit deficit to down Nevada in the first round, No. 7 seed Dayton tries -- but this time fails -- to do the same vs. No. 2 seed Arizona. The Wildcats led by as many as 17 points before allowing Dayton to get within a few possessions on several occasions, but they led throughout and were able to fend off every furious Flyers run late.
Jaden Bradley was big off the bench with 12 points, four rebounds and three blocks, adding immediate energy to supplement the starting five. UNC transfer Caleb Love led the way with 19 points and sunk clutch free throws down the stretch to keep Arizona's cushion comfy.
Arizona is the first team to punch its ticket to the Sweet 16 in this year's NCAA Tournament, and it will face the winner of Baylor vs. Clemson in the next round.
Arizona in control
Halftime: (2) arizona 40, (7) dayton 33.
Arizona led by as many as 17 points during the first 20 minutes of action before Dayton closed the half on a 10-0 run. Arizona star Caleb Love scored 13 points in the opening frame and Oumar Ballo added eight to pace the Wildcats. Dayton All-American big man DaRon Holmes ll leads all scorers with 14 points.
The winner of this game faces the winner of (6) Clemson vs. (3) Baylor next week in the Sweet 16.
Storylines to watch on Saturday
From unpredictable upsets to high-scoring track meets and plenty of thrills along the way, the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament had about everything that we want out of March Madness . But now the stakes have been raised as the goal of the weekend is not just to celebrate making it to the Big Dance, but punching a ticket to the Sweet 16.
Eight games on Saturday's second-round schedule will give us half of the picture for the second weekend, and the slate includes several top teams putting their expectations of playing through the weekend on the line. No. 1 seed North Carolina , No. 2 seed Iowa State and No. 2 seed Tennessee have been considered among the top teams in the country for much of the season, and given that status it would be a disappointment for their season to end before at least reaching the regional semifinal.
Read more below for storylines to watch during Saturday's Round 2 action.
Expert picks for Saturday's second-round games
The 2024 NCAA Tournament has officially started its second round which means there will be plenty non-stop March Madness action entering the weekend. Games continue Saturday at 12:45 p.m. ET, as the field will shrink from 32 to 24 teams ahead of contests being played Sunday to wrap up the second round.
The sun-up to sun-down schedule continues through the weekend, though there will be fewer games played head-to-head, which allows for a more complete viewing experience. While we know you no longer have a perfect bracket (don't lie), hopefully you are still in competition to win your bracket pool. Either way, it never hurts to ensure you have a reason to be tuned into each game other than the friendly competition.
How to watch all the Round 2 action this weekend
The 2024 NCAA Tournament is through its first round, and what was once a 68-team field has been whittled down to 32 with 16 more teams set to be eliminated over the weekend. With multiple upsets already in the books, there are a variety of wonderful matchups on tap beginning Saturday.
Read more below to learn how you can watch every second-round matchup this weekend:
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