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Kansas, Kentucky, Duke and Syracuse earned top billing and the No. 1 seeds for the NCAA tournament Sunday, with the Jayhawks named the top seed overall for the 2010 version of March Madness. With all the conference tournaments complete, the NCAA selection committee rolled out its 65-team bracket, setting it up for millions of fans to start making their picks for what is annually America's largest, three-week office pool. Play starts Tuesday with an opening-round game, and the tournament goes into full swing Thursday.

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Oklahoma gave top-ranked UConn a scare as they streak toward the history books. And Huskies coach Geno Auriemma wants to see more of it. Tiffany Hayes scored 20 points, Maya Moore added 18 points and 10 rebounds as UConn trailed after halftime for only the second time this season before pulling away to beat No. 12 Oklahoma 76-60 Monday night and extend its unbeaten streak to 65 straight games.

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The University of South Florida men's basketball team continued to roll, winning its fourth straight game with a huge, 72-64 win over No. 7 Georgetown on the road Wednesday night at the Verizon Center. The win marked USF's second in a row over a ranked opponent after disposing of No. 17 Pittsburgh Sunday.

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Obama, attending the Georgetown-Duke game as a fan, provided commentary in the second half of Saturday’s match up. Obama told Verne Lundquist and Clark Kellogg, that he wanted to 'put in his bid to become a color analyst after he leaves office.' Obama: 'After retirement I am coming after your job Clark. I am just letting you know, you need to plan accordingly because I am going to do some play-by-play.'