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NCAA Tournament 2012 : Fantastic Four on their way to New Orleans

Louisville, Ohio State, Kentucky and Kansas. These are the four universities that guaranteed the right to dispute the Final4 the NCAA Tournament 2012. These are the four that survived the Elite8 Universities and are now two steps away you can cut the nets in New Orleans.

Last night, the Cardinals of Louisville and the Ohio State Buckeyes continued the great tournament that have been carried out and were the first teams to confirm clearance for Final4. Rick Pitino's team won the Gators Billy Donovan, but the student was close to surpass the master - even without being able to count on your figure Peyotn Siva, the University of Louisville has a great tip end of the meeting and win 72-68 Rick Pitino leads back to a Final4.

Already the University of Ohio State overcame a 2-3 zone Syracuse, and even without being able to rely on his star Jared Sullinger for much of the game, the Buckeyes made good use of the trips to the free-throw line to keep the game and earn some upward pressure on the Syracuse Orange. And when the dominant Sullinger returned to the game, the path to victory seemed to become even clearer and Ohio State went on to win 77-70 with the result.

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On Sunday night it was time for Kentucky and Kansas booking tickets for travel to New Orleans.

The Wildcats completely dominated their game against Baylor, and only at the initial stage of the game allowed the greens to conquer a small advantage. However, the largest number of solutions of the team coached by John Calipari quickly translated into a house advantage of 20 points and a victory of quiet and safe history of Kentucky Wildcats. The blue repeated in the presence Final4, the image of what they did last season.

The last game of Elite8 was also one of the most balanced, with the Kansas Jayhawks to win the Tar Heels of North Carolina and return to Final4. Bill Self's team returns to a Final4 after in 2008 they won the title. Challenge in front of UNC were constant alternations in the marker, and the first part provided great basketball moments. On return of the resorts, the teams came up with more defensive concerns and Kansas began to cause great difficulty for players outside of North Carolina. It was a great defensive moves from the Jayhawks have provided an advantage they secured the 80-67 victory and move to Final4.

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NCAA Tournament 2012 Elite8 begins today - Final4 a game away

Ended yesterday's march 23 games Sweet16, start today's games Elite8. The dance is now played on an even more frantic pace, since the eight teams in the tournament are just one win away from reaching the Final4, or a failure to return home without dancing to the music of New Orleans. Only in the East and Midwest, the two reached the top favorites Elite8.

The quartet heads-of-series, a team already packed his bags and returned home: the confrontation of defensive powers (Tom Izzo vs. Rick Pitino), Michigan State fell into the hands of Louisville and left the scene with a defeat by 44 - 57. Even in the Western Region, the University of Florida Gators surprised Marquette and also stamped the move to Elite8.

In this region, the Orange have managed to hang on despite the absence of one of their best players, Fab Melo, Wisconsin, and overcame a 64-63, thus advancing one more round. Syracuse is now one victory from reaching the Final4 and even without Melo, coach Jim Boeheim is making more a tremendous NCAA Tournament.

Accepted for who guesses Final4 arrives in New Orleans.

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Welcome Mr.Guàrdia 'or an American parentheses Terrassa in the NCAA

Roger Guardia (Terrassa, 1985) was formed in the lower categories of Terrassa Sferic coming to play in the first team in the 2003-04 season until the CN Sabadell joined a year later in Catalunya Cup he played in two good seasons coming to challenge the ascent phase of EBA League. Hence the Sant Pere, when the club competed in Terrassa EBA League, and again at CN Sabadell to become a regular rotation of the disappeared UB Sabadell (EBA) in linked condition. That same year, 2007-08, signed at midseason by the late Ruby Basket Catalunya Cup and, until his recent signing by the CB Mollet (EBA), has enjoyed a hiatus of three years living and life experiences beyond baloncestísticas Atlantic where? in the NCAA, the Mecca of American college basketball.

Across the pond is a dream I always had in mind. Although it is not until summer 2007, when we go with my family to visit a friend, a professor at the University of Chicago, who officially speak of the possibility of leaving.

Your first experience was at the Cuesta Community College in California. How was your first season in the American basketball and how you came to this institution?

From the ability to go play in Chicago, I contacted an agency that was college scholarships for Spanish students and that's when I asked about costs. My first season was to adapt. I minutes but my contribution to the team was not too bright. I did large numbers and my performance was pretty mediocre.

And off the track? What did you find most striking cultural level in your first contact with the 'American Way of Life'?

You get to a new continent and see that there are things differently. I hit a lot of people's eating habits. There can not go to a restaurant during the week and eat for 10 or 15 dollars. Or go to a restaurant good and you spend $ 50, or go to a fast food, which makes the majority. In supermarkets, the food is expensive, and people eat out more cost effective to let them fast and wrong at home. It is a land of many contrasts.

After your first year you are serious costs to return home. What reasons led you to planteártelo and what finally pushed you renew by the California Junior College?

There were several reasons that made me think about whether to return or not. I had a great season and I'm a bit disappointed. On the other hand the fact of going to America, is a financial investment, although it had a small grant from the university. Almost all Europeans who had been on the team (9) turned for home, so the equipment and environment changed radically in the next season. The truth is that there were many questions but I had a thorn that could have given more. So I went back to prove to myself that I could get a scholarship to a large university in NCAA first division.