UCLA overcomes broken tooth and stubborn UCF 75-71 to advance in the NCAA Tournament
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UCLA overcomes broken tooth and stubborn UCF 75-71 to advance in the NCAA Tournament
The Bruins (24-11) play the winner of the game between No. 2 seed UConn and Furman on Sunday. Jordan Burks scored 22 points and hit six 3-pointers — including one that made it 72-69 with 10 seconds left — to almost single-handedly carry UCF (21-12) into the second round. Under comical and combustible coach Mick Cronin, the Bruins are back in the second round — with one player minus a tooth — for the second straight tournament after missing out in 2024.
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Lead articleArticle published:UCLA's Skyy Clark gets tooth knocked out during NCAA Tournament game
UCLA guard Skyy Clark had his front tooth knocked out during the second half of the Bruins' NCAA Tournament first-round win against UCF.
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