And Then There Were Two

MARCH MADNESS

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 3:21PM ET / Published Apr. 05, 2009 3:49AM ET

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Playing in its home state at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan State won a stirring 82-73 upset victory against Connecticut on Saturday, a feel-good story for a city that has faced severe economic problems since even before the latest downturn. The win sets up a championship game against North Carolina, whose star players Tyler Hansbrough and Ty Lawson are considered locks to play in the NBA. For Michigan State, it will be a grudge match—it lost by a staggering 35 points to the Tar Heels in December, the last time the two teams met.

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And Then There Were Two

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