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Today's Read is Live from Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.Alabama came back from an 11-point deficit to beat South Carolina in the SEC tournament. And yet, the biggest cheers went to a Kentucky team that wasn’t even playing, from Basketball Times contributor Rick Bozich of the Louisville Courier-Journal. 

Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim proved psychic in his complaints about the Big East tournament format, from longtime Basketball Times contributor Dick Weiss of the New York Daily News.

Anthony Johnson, who scored 42 points in Montana’s NCAA Tournament bid-clinching victory over Weber State, and his wife, backup point guard Shaunte Nance-Johnson, are the first couple of March, from USA Today. 

What is Kansas’ greatest weakness? Arrogance, perhaps, from the Kansas City Star.

Faculty members at Binghamton are calling for the school to withdraw from Division I athletics in an effort to restore the school's good name, from The New York Times.

Tonight we're keeping an eye on ...
Too many to count.  Just sit back and enjoy. Nineteen ranked teams play today, highlighted by Big 12 matchups between (1) Kansas and (23) Texas A&M, and (21) Baylor and (9) Kansas State.
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