Raw Emotion of the NCAA Tourney

SI Staff | Mar 20, 2010

Raw Emotion of the NCAA Tourney /

Raw Emotion of the NCAA Tourney

Vanderbilt

A.J. Ogilvy after his team's loss to 66-65 loss to Murray State.

Murray State

Danero Thomas was mobbed by his teammates after hitting the game-winning shot.

Murray State

Donte Poole (11), Ivan Aska (42) and Edward Daniel (2) after the Racers upset of Vanderbilt.

Vanderbilt

John Jenkins following the Commodores' last-second loss.

Wake Forest

Ishmael Smith after hitting the game winner against Texas in overtime.

Texas

Jordan Hamilton after Texas blew an eight-point lead to lose 81-80 to Wake Forest in overtime.

Robert Morris

Mike Rice working a referee like few others know how to do.

Villanova

Scottie Reynolds during 'Nova's 73-70 close call against Robert Morris.

Robert Morris

Coach Mike Rice scolding Karon Abraham.

Robert Morris

Mezie Nwigwe incredulous over a call he didn't get.

Villanova

Scottie Reynolds and teammates not exactly believing what they were seeing in a tight game against Robert Morris.

Washington

Scott Suggs during the Huskies 80-78 victory over Marquette.

Washington

Isaiah Thomas, who scored a team-high 19 points as Washington erased a 15-point deficit to defeat Marquette.

Baylor

Coach Scott Drew celebrating Baylor's first NCAA tournament victory since 1950.

Baylor

Tweety Carter scored ony two points against Sam Houston, well off his 15.7 season average, but still had plenty to be happy about as the Bears advanced to a second-round matchup against Old Dominion.

Brigham Young

It took two overtimes, but BYU finally got to let it all pour out after getting past Florida.

UTEP

Randy Culpepper had 16 points and plenty of hustle plays to be excited about, but the Miners didn't get the win against Butler.

Kansas

Tyshawn Taylor and Sherron Collins enjoying a moment of jubilation during a 90-74 win over Lehigh.

Butler

Shelvin Mack helped the Bulldogs advance in the tournament for the third time in four years.

Notre Dame

Mike Brey urging his team on in a tight contest against Old Dominion that the Irish would ultimately lose 51-50.

Old Dominion

Blaine Taylor working his magic.

Richmond

Playing as a tournament favorite for the first time in school history, the Spiders, and Kevin Smith, had a few bright moments, but failed to make it out of the first round.

Wofford

Coach Mike Young begs to differ as a late call goes against his Terriers in their 53-49 defeat to Wisconsin.

Cornell

Ryan Wittman is all smiles after scoring 20 points in Cornell's 78-65 win over Temple Friday.

Ohio State

Coach Thad Motta may have taken exception to this call, but just about everything else went the Buckeyes' way in their 68-51 win over UC Santa Barbara.

Published Mar 20, 2010

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