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Weems, Arkansas Power Past IU

Posted Mar 22, 08 12:30 AM CDT in Sports 

(Newser) – No.8 seed Indiana's trying season came to an end last night, with an 86-72 defeat at the hands of No.9 Arkansas in their East Regional first round matchup. Though IU almost capped off a stirring last minute comeback, the Razorbacks, lifted by Sonny Weem's career best 31 points, sent the Hoosiers to an ignominious early exit, the Indianapolis Star reports.

The loss, the third straight for the Hoosiers, marked the final frustration in a season which saw the controversial resignation of head coach Kelvin Sampson after allegations of recruiting violations. D.J. White's 21-point effort was matched by Armon Bassett, but freshman phenom Eric Gordon again fell far short of expectations. The Big Ten's most dominant scorer, Gordon managed a mere 1-7 from the field.

Source Indianapolis Star

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Indiana's Lance Stemler (22) reacts after fouling out during the second half of a first round NCAA East Regional basketball game against Arkansas in Raleigh, N.C., Friday, March 21, 2008.   ((AP Photo/Chuck Burton))
Arkansas' Sonny Weems (13) shoots the ball during the second half of a first round NCAA East Regional basketball game in Raleigh, N.C., Friday, March 21, 2008.   ((AP Photo/Chuck Burton))
Arkansas' Sonny Weems, left, works the ball against Indiana's Eric Gordon (23) during the second half of a first-round NCAA East Regional basketball game Friday, March 21, 2008.   ((AP Photo Mel Evans))
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