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Will Wisconsin Volleyball close it out in Kansas City? The Badgers are on the national stage with everything on the line as the NCAA Volleyball Championship reaches its final moments. ]]> Fri, 19 Dec 2025 12:31:03 EST https://dev.ballertube.com/video/9526/will-wisconsin-volleyball-finish-the-job-in-kc-ncaa-volleyball/ https://dev.ballertube.com/video/6987/uconn-vs-south-carolina-2025-women-s-national-championship-extended-highlights/
Watch the extended 2025 women's Final Four highlights from No. 2 UConn vs. No. 1 South Carolina in the women's NCAA national championship game to close out the 2025 women’s basketball NCAA tournament. Watch highlights, game recaps and much more from the NCAA Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments on the official NCAA March Madness YouTube channel. Subscribe now to be updated on the latest videos: https://www.youtube.com/marchmadness Connect with March Madness: Follow March Madness MBB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarchMadnessMBB Follow March Madness WBB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarchMadnessWBB Like March Madness MBB on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarchMadnessMBB Like March Madness WBB on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarchMadnessWBB/ Follow March Madness MBB on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marchmadnessmbb/ Follow March Madness WBB on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marchmadnesswbb/ Follow March Madness MBB on Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/ marchmadnessmbb #marchmadness #collegebasketball ]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2025 22:40:49 EDT https://dev.ballertube.com/video/6987/uconn-vs-south-carolina-2025-women-s-national-championship-extended-highlights/ https://dev.ballertube.com/video/3962/nova-southeastern-dominates-tigers-watch-highlights-on-ballertube/
DAVIE, Fla. – Nova Southeastern, the top-ranked team in Division II, showcased their dominance by scoring 27 unanswered points late in the first half, securing a commanding 115-95 victory over the Tigers in the opening round of the NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament. The Tigers initially surged ahead, seizing a 15-6 lead over the Sharks following a sharp 3-pointer by Brandon Smith. Benedict maintained their edge, holding a slim 38-36 advantage after a well-executed jumper by Brandon Beidleman with 6:05 remaining in the first half. However, their momentum waned as the Tigers faltered, enduring a scoring drought and committing turnovers, allowing Nova Southeastern to surge ahead to a commanding 68-41 lead at halftime. Despite Benedict's valiant effort in the second half, where they outscored the Sharks 54-47, they were unable to overcome the substantial deficit. Nova Southeastern asserted their dominance, leading by as many as 33 points at 87-54 with 13:53 left in the game, before Benedict staged a late comeback to trim the lead to 19 points. With the conclusion of the game, Benedict concludes their season with a commendable 23-8 record, while Nova Southeastern, now boasting a 28-2 record, advances to the South Region semifinals scheduled for Sunday against Embry-Riddle. Asanti Price led Benedict's offense with an impressive 20 points, supported by Tim Moore with 19 points and Gob Gabriel with 15 points. Brandon Beidleman and Brandon Smith contributed 13 points each, while Calvin McCutcheon added 10 points to the tally. The Sharks dominated the boards, out-rebounding the Tigers 59-20, and capitalizing on second-chance opportunities with a 27-8 advantage in second-chance points. Despite Nova Southeastern's reputation for forcing turnovers, Benedict managed to pressure them into committing 22 turnovers while only committing 15 themselves, and outscored the Sharks 30-19 in points off turnovers. For those eager to catch the highlights, the game is available for viewing on Ballertube ]]> Sun, 17 Mar 2024 15:03:00 EDT https://dev.ballertube.com/video/3962/nova-southeastern-dominates-tigers-watch-highlights-on-ballertube/ https://dev.ballertube.com/video/3961/west-georgia-wolves-roar-into-ncaa-division-ii-tournament-round-of-32-with-dominant-defensive-display/
In a gripping NCAA Tournament matchup, the University of West Georgia Men's Basketball team showcased their defensive prowess in a commanding 75-61 victory over the Lee Flames, propelling them to the Round of 32. Throughout the game, UWG's stellar defense stifled Lee, holding them to a mere 33 percent shooting and an abysmal 14 percent from beyond the arc, a testament to UWG's defensive dominance. Head coach Dave Moore commended Lee's resilience in the first half but praised his team's ability to settle down and execute their defensive game plan effectively. The Wolves' tenacity on defense was evident as they held Lee to just 28 percent shooting in the second half and completely shut down their three-point shooting game. The first half saw a closely contested battle, with neither team able to establish a significant lead. However, UWG's Zawdie Jackson's aggressive play in the second half ignited a decisive 15-3 run, giving the Wolves a comfortable 13-point lead. Though Lee mounted a brief comeback, UWG's trio of Jackson, Camron Donatlan, and Marlon Smith took control of the game down the stretch, sealing the victory with clutch plays and scoring the team's final 17 points. Jackson and Donatlan led the scoring charge for UWG with 17 points each, while Smith contributed 13 points off the bench. With their sights set on the South Region Semifinals, UWG prepares to face off against a formidable opponent in Florida Southern. Coach Moore emphasizes the team's readiness for the challenge ahead, highlighting the importance of their defensive prowess in overcoming tough opponents like Florida Southern. As the Wolves gear up for the next stage of the tournament, anticipation is high for another thrilling display of skill and determination on the court. ]]> Sun, 17 Mar 2024 12:01:00 EDT https://dev.ballertube.com/video/3961/west-georgia-wolves-roar-into-ncaa-division-ii-tournament-round-of-32-with-dominant-defensive-display/