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Con 20 años, Usman Garuba ya sabe hasta qué punto es difícil vivir el sueño NBA, abrirse paso en una Liga que es otra dimensión, una galaxia diferente. El pívot de Azuqueca de Henares ha ido de mala en mala noticia tras una temporada pasada en la que tuvo momentos deslumbrantes con el Real Madrid (como la épica seria de cuartos de la Euroliga, contra el Efes) y estuvo en los Juegos Olímpicos con la Selección española.
Gonzaga ganó a Georgia State, claro. ¿Claro? Sí, claro… pero ojo. El 93-72 final parece lógico, nada que ver aquí. Un seed 1 (en el Oeste) superando por más de 20 puntos a un 16. No un seed 1: el gran favorito en todos los rankings del país, el equipo que llega al Madness 2022 para cerrar la herida de 2021, cuando en la final se quedó sin título y sin temporada perfecta (31-1) tras estamparse contra la voluntad inamovible de Baylor.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Gonzaga coach Mark Few has seen plenty of No. 16 seeds in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. When he watched video of Georgia State, the longtime Bulldogs' coach didn't see a team that fit that profile.
The NCAA tournament officially starts on Tuesday, signaling the most exciting three weeks in college basketball. As the field of 68 eventually gets down to one team left standing with the championship trophy, some of the top NBA prospects will be on display.
ESPN's resident Bracketologist Joe Lunardi has spent months considering what the 2022 NCAA tournament bracket might look like. Now that the matchups are set, he gets to consider how the field of 68 will play out.
The future of Canadian basketball will be on display in the 2022 NCAA Tournament as 28 men and 20 women will be participating in this year’s March Madness. Five Canadians will be playing on a top-4 seed in the men’s tournament, while eight Canadian women play on a team ranked No. 1 - 4. The list of Canadian men includes London, Ont. native Shaedon Sharpe, who is a projected 2022 NBA Draft lottery pick despite not playing a game with the Wildcats this season. This year’s Final Four will take place at the Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans, beginning on April 1 for the women’s tournament and April 2 for the men’s tournament. Toronto’s Alyssa Jerome won an NCAA Championship with Stanford in 2021, while a Canadian man has not won an NCAA title since Kyle Wiltjer with Kentucky in 2012.
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