Texas (#1 seed) def. Wash U (#9 seed)
Duke (#4) def. Texas Tech (#12)
McGeorge (#3) def. Wash U (#6)
Texas Tech (#2) def. Cal (#10)
April 8, 2011
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1 comments:
Top four seeds. That is a definite change from the recent past. Any thoughts on why seeding mattered this year? It can't be the coin-flip rule can it?
Joe Lester
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