Florida Upsets UConn in NCAA Basketball Tournament
In a thrilling NCAA Basketball Tournament game, the Florida Gators managed to upset the UConn Huskies, ending their three-peat bid. The game, which saw Florida coming from behind to secure the victory, has been a highlight of this year's March Madness. Florida's coach, Todd Golden, expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, highlighting their resilience and strategic execution in the crucial moments of the game.
UConn's coach, Dan Hurley, was visibly frustrated with the loss, delivering an expletive-filled warning to their next opponent, Baylor, indicating the high stakes and intense emotions surrounding the tournament. The defeat has sparked discussions on betting lines and the unpredictability of the tournament, with Florida's win shifting the dynamics of the competition.
This year's NCAA Basketball Tournament continues to captivate audiences with its upsets and intense games, showcasing the competitive spirit of college basketball. The Florida Gators' victory over UConn is a testament to the excitement and unpredictability that March Madness brings to fans across the nation.
Detailed Florida outlasts UConn 77-75 in NCAA Tournament
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Is UConn still in the NCAA tournament?
UConn's historic NCAA Tournament run comes to an end, but Huskies go down swinging in honorable performance - CBSSports.com.
What did Dan Hurley say?
Walking off the court, it was clear that Hurley was not thrilled with the referees and the calls against UConn throughout the game. Hurley commented to Baylor coaches and players awaiting playing their game, 'I hope they don't [expletive] you like they [expletive] us, Baylor.'
Is FSU in March Madness 2025?
No. 6 Florida State opens its 2025 NCAA tournament against No. 11 George Mason at the Maravich Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The game is scheduled to start at 7:45 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN2, with streaming available on Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers.
Where can I watch UConn vs Florida basketball?
No. 1 Florida, the SEC champion, will square off with No. 8 UConn, the reigning national champion, at 12:10 p.m. ET at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, N.C. The game will be broadcast on CBS.
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