NCAA Division I Men's Tournament: Six seeds fall
- by Paul Kennedy @pkedit, Nov 20, 2023
Six fell on Sunday: No. 4 Georgetown, No. 10 Wake Forest, No. 11 Portland, No. 12 UCF, No. 13 UCLA and No. 15 Duke.
Georgetown 0 James Madison 1
• Transfer Davide Materazzi, the son of Italian World Cup champion Marco Materazzi, scored on a penalty kick to give the Dukes the win. Materazzi, a junior, played at D2 Davis & Elkins and USL League Two powerhouse Lionsbridge FC before joining JMU.
Duke 1 Western Michigan 2
• Charlie Sharp and Dylan Sing scored to give the Broncos the overtime victory and send them to the Sweet 16 for a second consecutive year.
Wake Forest 2 Indiana 3
• Down 1-0 and 2-1, the Hoosiers rallied to win to overtime, getting a pair of goals from Hugo Bacharach, the winner a behind-the-back flick into goal from a free kick.
UCF 2 Vermont 3.
• The Catamounts came back after falling behind after 66 seconds to eventually win on Carter Johnson's goal in the 105th minute.
Portland 0 Oregon State 3.
• Logan Farrington, a senior transfer from Milwaukee, scored twice, bringing his total to 13 goals.
UCLA 0 Loyola Marymount 1.
• Englishman Tyger Smalls, who had the winner in the first-round win over UC Irvine, scored the game's only goal in the 30th minute.
Also out: Syracuse. The defending national champion fell at New Hampshire, 3-0.
Second Round
Sunday, November 19
Georgetown 0 James Madison 1
Marshall 3 Cal Baptist 0
Virginia 2 FIU 1
Duke 1 Western Michigan 2
New Hampshire 3 Syracuse 0
West Virginia 1 Louisville 0
North Carolina 2 Memphis 0
Notre Dame 2 Kentucky 0
Hofstra 2 Yale 0
Wake Forest 2 Indiana 3
UCF 2 Vermont 3
Clemson 3 Charlotte 0
Portland 0 Oregon State 3
SMU 2 Denver 1
Stanford 3 Missouri State 1
UCLA 0 Loyola Marymount 1
Round of 16
Friday, November 24
No. 5 West Virginia vs. Vermont 4 pm.
No. 6 SMU vs. Oregon State 7 pm.
Loyola Marymount vs. James Madison 10 pm.
Saturday, November 25
No. 7 Virginia vs. Indiana 1 pm.
No. 1 Marshall vs. No. 16 Stanford 2 pm.
No. 9 Clemson vs. No. 8 New Hampshire 5 pm.
No. 3 North Carolina vs. No. 14 Hofstra 5 pm.
No. 2 Notre Dame vs. Western Michigan 5 pm.
Note: All ET times
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Got to see Duke and UNC games in person. Well worth the $40 for both games for my son and I who were in Raleigh for boys showcase. Double header Sunday afternoon at two very nice facilities watching some of the best college players in USA.
The WVU-Vermont match is listed as Saturday (not Friday) on the WVU men's schedule page, just FYI.
Re: UCLA/LMU, it is ironic that the LMU head coach, Paul Krumpe played for UCLA and one of his assistants just happenes to be the son of former Bruin player and Coach, Sigi Schmid.