NCAA Men's Basketball Sweet 16

Sweet 16 in '16

Each region has produced young stars and talent from teams collectively.  The Atlantic Coast Conference was the biggest winner of this round.  Here's what happened to each team in the round of 16.

  West

Kobe showed to watch these set of games.  Oregon dookied on Duke 82-68.  Coach K was caught up in a verbal exchange about a late 3 from Dillion Brooks who dropped 22pts and 6 assist.  

Oklahoma beat up on Texas A&M  led be Lee Woodard's 22 points 5 assist and Buddy Hield's 17pts 10 rebound double double performance. 

Midwest

Virginia crashed Iowa State's party behind Anthony Gill's 23 points

Domantas Sabonis 19 points and 17 rebounds wasn't enough to top Michael Gbinije's 20 points for Syracuse putting away Gonzaga's season.  Tyler Lydon's 6th block put an end to a back and forth exciting game.

South

Landen Lucas, Wayne Selden jr. and Perry Ellis lead Kansas was to much for Maryland Terrapins to handle.  The Jayhawks continued to show their dominance with their smothering defense.  Perry Ellis was the leader with 27 points in the victory.

Miami never stood a chance against Villanova.  The Hurricanes only had 2 players in double digit scoring against strong performances from Kris Jenkins and Ryan Arcidiancono, both scoring 21 points.

East

Brice Johnson has been a monster during the tournament.  His 20 and 10 outing combined with Marcus Paige's 21 point 6 assist gave Indiana no chance to catch up.

Notre Dame's smothering defense at the end of their game against Wisconsin stole their chances at an elite 8 appearance, turning it into an all ACC matchup in the East and Midwest.