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"Very excited, really pumped up," Iowa State center Brandton Chatfield said. "Just excited to get back on the court and play another game."
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Michigan State trailed 48-39 before Carr and Richardson mustered a response.
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Ole Miss basketball coach Chris Beard has had a good experience with Iowa State fans. Now he'll face the Cyclones in the NCAA tournament
Ole Miss has a difficult matchup looming in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament as they take on No. 2 seed Michigan State. Rebels head coach Chris Beard caught up with CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein on Friday and laid out the keys to pulling off the upset victory.
Ole Miss coach Chris Beard appreciates Iowa State fans for not laughing at an unfortunate incident in Hilton Coliseum. Here's the story that's funnier in hindsight:
TJ Otzelberger and Chris Beard have matchup up twice in their coaching careers. Sunday, they will break their tie.
Given his history with the opposing head coach, Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard doesn’t expect much in the way of surprises when his sixth-seeded Rebels (23-11) take
Tom Izzo wants to get back to a Final Four and beyond. Before that, Michigan State basketball must get past a Mississippi team that resembles his own.
Chris Beard has shifted his culinary focus from salads to hot dogs. The Mississippi coach had recently commented on the abundance and quality of the food served during the NCAA Tournament, saying it reminded him of the salad bars at Brazilian steakhouses.
Chris Beard and the Ole Miss Rebels will take on the No. 2 seeded Michigan State Spartans on Friday night in Atlanta (Ga.) with a trip to the Elite Eight on the
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