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ties a school record with nine threes. >> doug: why not? he's earned it. nine threes on foenl 14 attempts. gabe york has carried the wildcats and they survived cal -- i still think cal along with oregon are the two most viable ncaa tournament teams to go along with arizona but cal has potentially three first-round draft picks, could not close out the cats the other night because of gabe york's three late three-point shots, an 11-0 run to end the game, for cal a team very dangerous in tournament play because they have so many defensively. >> spero: if the wildcats continue to shoot like this they'll be all anyone can handle in the postseason. three-pointer, everyone getting in on the act. for arizona. that's justin simon with the

final 2:25 left. tough finish for stanford. they will end their regular season 15-14 and just 8-10 in conference play. dorian pickens has not been his usual self this afternoon. pickens, this afternoon, just two of 10 from the field. >> doug: really, really struggled to create his own shot against this stingy arizona defense. >> spero: hazzard, make it three threes. >> doug: what a day for jacob hazzard -- his uncle, rasheed, i had a chance to grow up playing with, an assistant with the knicks. >> spero: also spent time with the los angeles lakers. >> doug: of course. >> spero: their staff. the back of the rim, outside another look at an open three. malcolm allen. that sums up the afternoon for stanford. their offense has not been there for them.

table for sharma. impressive finish and contact. it's on comanche. tonight on cbs begins with "ncis: los angeles" followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. arizona has hit 12 threes in the half. that's a record in a half in the history of this program and you are talking about some illustrious three-point shooters that have come through this place. >> doug: one of the great players to play in this place, my good friend miles simon, m.o.p. of the national championship -- arizona's only national championship -- but if you look, his number is not retired. in order to retire somebody's number at arizona you have to be a player of the year. >> spero: high standards. >> doug: yeah, except jason gardner's number is retired because he was the six foot and

steve kerr, got an emotional award but sean elliott was the player of the year that year. i'm going to make the ply to do the right thing. >> spero: is that it? >> doug: damon stoudamire's number should be retired at arizona. steve kerr's should too -- donated $1 million, not why his number is hanging up in the rafters, they went to a final four in kansas city. damon stoudamire's number should hang up in the rafters, mighty mouse, and miles simon, the m.o.p. of arizona's only national championship. >> spero: so many great players, an endless list. >> doug: gilbert arenas, chase budinger, derrick williams, andre iguodala, gordon, there has been talent in the desert and if you spend time on campus you understand why kids want to come here, if you spend time at mckale center you understand why they want to come here. >> spero: no doubt sean miller has restored the luster to the

years, the way that the lute olson era ended, again, winningest program in the country since the beginning of 2013. as they ready themselves for what they hope will be another deep postseason run. >> doug: and you know for stanford -- stanford is an incredibly proud program in their own right. mike montgomery has won more pac-10 titles than anyone outside of john wooden and johnny dawkins because of injuries caught a cold stretch and they've struggled to regain a foothold in the pac-12. >> you mentioned the fact that rolsco allen could well come back depending on the situation he makes. where do you think the cardinal go from here? >> doug: they need all their personnel back next year. without their point guard. without their best rebounder. both out for the season. cardinal got to go to vegas and figure out how to stay above

n.i.t. >> spero: an emotional senior day in tucson ends with a lopsided victory for the wildcats. sean miller, johnny dawkins exchanging pleasantries at courtside as arizona will get a first-round bye in the pac-12 conference tournament. now for doug gottlieb, spero dedes saying so long from tucson. tonight on cbs is "ncis: los angeles" followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours." this has been a prejudices r presentation of cbs sportsz. we send you to greg -- seeks sports. we send you to greg gumbel in new york after this. hi dad! hey guys, hows the pool? built for families.

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happening in the missouri valley conference, semifinal, first game tonight, northern iowa, wichita state. >> clark: the only three wichita state made in regulation. fred vanvleet. trying to get a shot at the end of the horn. doesn't go. we go to extra basketball and the panthers -- this was the shot of the game. gave them the breathing room they needed. jerry morgan splashing the three. wes washpun who was outstanding all game long seals it and the panthers play for the championship tomorrow. >> seth: a long eight days for gregg marshall and his team. they do not have an at-large resume'. they have one win against a team ranked in the top 75 of the r.p.i. we've got bubble teams with three and four wins over the top 50, you say three of their losses were without fred vanvleet but five losses including today were with fred vanvleet and i think as we get closer to selection sunday, clark, they're going to be running out of real estate, i don't think wichita state goes to the tournament. >> clark: there is not a runway

state to make it as an at-large at this point in time, i agree with seth, a difficult decision but one that will leave them out. >> greg: the missouri valley conference, northern iowa qualifies to play for the championship against the winner of indiana state and evansville. let's show you what comes your way here on cbs tomorrow. number 24 s.m.u. will pay a visit to cincinnati at noon eastern time. missouri valley conference championship game at 2:00. then 14th-ranked maryland, 12th ranked indiana, 4:30 eastern cbs tomorrow. we thank you for joining us. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division out on the town or at&t helps keep everyone connected. right now at at&t, buy one get one free on our most popular smartphones.

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now at six soup iser saturday tonight hundreds of delegates are up for grabs as

across the country. tonight we start with campaign 2016. there are primaries in louisiana, kansas, kentucky, maine and nebraska. tonight ted cruz has won the republican caucus in kansas and craig boswell is in washington dc with the latest. >> reporter: cbs news projects cruz has won kansas. earlier today people booed trump as he walked out of a site in wichita. the businessman canceled a trip to cpac to make a push for support. >> it was very important that i be here i love you all. result >> reporter: the reception at the same wichita site was much warmer for the texas senator. >> we have been able to win over and over again from the grass roots. this process doesn't need to be personal insults.

ahead in the delegate race with 165 more up for grabs today. democrats are voting in three states, louisiana, kansas and nebraska. sanders and clinton though are both focused on michigan which holds it's primary tuesday. >> supported the columbia trade agreement, almost all of the horrible trade agreements. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisiana and nebraska tonight. craig boswell. cbs news washington. we continue our team coverage of campaign 2016 with 2016. our primary isn't until march 15 march 15th but people are early voting. >> reporter: that's right. polls opened up today a very busy day. this one of 20 sites, folks walking into get it done as

sites opened their doors to voters early saturday to voice their choice. they did. glad to get the ball rolling in what has been an ugly cycle. >> it's sad to see the kind of what they have resorted too. going back and forth and all the trash talking and stay away from the issues i think are relevant and important. >> reporter: they came to cast her vote early. her brother with her. >> let me take the opportunity to read up on it more. see what the locations are and i told my sister and we came out and were -- it took two seconds. >> reporter: voter registration has increased, so has the number of people who change party in preparation for the primary. the florida primary race is key for the candidates asp republicans sharpen their attacks. today cheers greeted rubio as he spoke. >> these young americans have the chance to fill a incredible

them a chance. they won't have a chance if a clinton or sanders is elected. they won't have a chance if the conservative movement is hijacked by someone who is not a conservative. >> reporter: referring to donald trump who is just in orlando speaking to a crowd of about 20,000 before heading to west palm beach for a press conference. >> i have done many jobs in miami, with related and george perez and with -- michael d -- we have had great success and we have had many of the buildings. we have a lot of stuff and its been great. as you know -- and in jupiter we did a big job. >> reporter: polls stay open until seven tonight. early voting ending sunday

>> clinton and trump will be on cbs's face the nation. be sure to tune in tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. of course stay with us, cbs miami.com for continuing coverage of the campaign and the march 15th florida primary. and tonight we are on top of breaking news. the coast guard is searching for a man who reportedly fell from a cruise ship off. the 46-year-old is from texas and was on board the navigator of the seas when he fell from the tenth deck of the ship. the coast guard is using helicopters and other air craft to search for the man. as soon as we get more information we will bring it to you. now all new at six a south florida community is rallying to support the family of a man who disappeared in a iran. fbi veteran robert leing venson disappeared nine years ago while on a unauthorized cia mission.

to help raise awareness. >> that day, just one day before his 59th birthday will be infamous for our family. there is another day that i will never forget. february 26th, 2007. the date of my last phone call with my father. >> reporter: he is considered

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that's the hurricanes are looking for at least a share of the acc regular season crown. beat virginia tech and maybe we will talk about the number one seed in the tournament. the hoakies had other plans. look at this spin move from set is up the slam. tech building an 11 point first half lead. miami makes a run. kicking out to sheldon. right on the money. six. every time that you push virginia tech pushed back. justin b ib s from outside hits his own three ball. miami falls by 15. the leader board at the

after three days one of golf's big three is in the drivers seat. a pretty clean day. shooting a 68 on 11. he saves par hitting out of the bunker he is in the lead at 12 under. dustin johnson moves in to second with puts like this a 22- footer for par. is he three strokes off the lead. tied with adam scott who has some trouble with this bunker on 12. nearly becomes a souvenir. three bogies on the day for him. >> how about them canes?

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>> axelrod: campaign 2016. voters make their choices in five states with dozens of delegates up for grabs, will the races tighten? the class of 2017 puts the new s.a.t. to the test. essay optional. and those arcane vocabulary words erased. >> and jack montague knocks down-- >> axelrod: yale university's basketball team in turmoil in the middle of their best season in half a century, their captain is now off the team and out of school with no official explanation. and a once-in-a-decade superbloom as california's death valley teeming with life. >> it's amazing to me that anything lives here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. it is the busiest saturday of campaign 2016, and so far it's been a good day for ted cruz. he's already won the republican caucuses in kansas. republicans are also voting today for a presidential nominee in louisiana, kentucky, and maine, with a total of 155