Cornell over Temple, 78-65
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Cornell lived up to its billing as the best team to come out of the Ivy League in more than a decade, and now the senior-heavy Big Red have a chance for a nice run.
“Everyone was saying we were Cinderella or it’s an upset. Not us,” sophomore Chris Wroblewski said Friday after the 12th-seeded Big Red defeated No. 5 seed Temple 78-65 in Jacksonville, Fla.
Seniors Ryan Wittman, Louis Dale and Jeff Foote paced the school to its first win in five NCAA appearances. Dale scored 21 points and Wittman, the Ivy League player of the year, had 20 for the Big Red, who led the nation in 3-point shooting this season and have three other elements — strong guard play, experienced leadership and a 7-foot center in Foote — that make them a threat to play beyond the first weekend of the tournament.
Cornell (28-4) made eight of its first 10 shots and never looked back. Temple (29-6) lost in the first round for the third straight year.
Cornell, which has won 16 of 17 games since a five-point loss at Kansas on Jan. 6, became the first Ivy League team to win an NCAA Tournament game since fifth-seeded Princeton took down No. 12 seed UNLV in 1998.
Cornell advanced to a second-round game against Wisconsin on Sunday.
Wisconsin 53, Wofford 49: Jon Leuer scored 20 points, including a jumper and two free throws in the final 17 seconds, and the fourth-seeded Badgers got past the 13th-seeded Terriers in Jacksonville.
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