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Round 1 Round 2 Sweet 16 Elite 8 Final 4 Championship Final 4 Elite 8 Sweet 16 Round 2 Round 1 (1) Frank Kaminsky (1) Devin Harris (16) Maurice Linton (16) Zach Bohannon (16) Maurice Linton (1) Devin Harris (8) Mark Vershaw (8) Duje Dukan (8) Mark Vershaw (8) Duje Dukan (9) Charlie Wills (9) Keaton Nankivil (8) Mark Vershaw (1) Devin Harris (4) Kirk Penney (4) Joe Krabbenhoft (5) Zak Showalter (5) Bronson Koenig (12) Travon Davis (12) Micah Potter (5) Zak Showalter (5) Bronson Koenig (4) Kirk Penney (4) Joe Krabbenhoft (4) Kirk Penney (4) Joe Krabbenhoft (13) Jason Chappell (13) Ray Nixon (4) Kirk Penney (1) Devin Harris EAST (2) Jordan Taylor (2) Brian Butch SOUTH (6) Kammron Taylor Chamipion (6) Jared Berggren (11) Ryan Evans (11) Khalil Iverson (6) Kammron Taylor (11) Khalil Iverson (3) Mike Kelley (3) Trevon Highes (3) Mike Kelley (3) Trevon Highes (14) WQuinton Smith (14) Tanner Bronson (3) Mike Kelley (11) Khalil Iverson (2) Jordan Taylor (2) Brian Butch (7) Jason Bohannon (7) Roy Boone (10) Tim Jarmusz (10) Jon Bryant (7) Jason Bohannon (10) Jon Bryant (2) Jordan Taylor (2) Brian Butch (2) Jordan Taylor (2) Brian Butch (15) Dave Mader (2) Jordan Taylor (1) Devin Harris (15) Tyler Wahl (1) Alando Tucker (3) Nigel Hayes (1) Alando Tucker (1) Ethan Happ (16) Evan Anderson (16) Matt Ferris (1) Alando Tucker (1) Ethan Happ (9) Vitto Brown (8) Mike Bruesewitz (8) Greg Steimsma (8) Mike Bruesewitz (9) Vitto Brown (9) Zach Morley (1) Alando Tucker (1) Ethan Happ (5) Josh Gasser (12) Aleem Ford (5) Josh Gasser (5) Michael Flowers (12) Brevin Pritzl (12) Aleem Ford (5) Josh Gasser (12) Aleem Ford (4) Andy Kowske (4) Sharif Chambliss (4) Andy Kowske (4) Sharif Chambliss (13) Aaron Moesch (13) Clayton Hanson (1) Alando Tucker (1) Ethan Happ WEST (2) Jon Leuer (3) Nigel Hayes MIDWEST (6) Mike Wilkinson (6) Freddie Owens (11) D'Mitrik Trice (11) Rob Wilson (11) D'Mitrik Trice (6) Freddie Owens (3) Marcus Landry (3) Nigel Hayes (3) Marcus Landry (3) Nigel Hayes (14) Charlie Thomas (14) JP Gavinski (3) Marcus Landry (3) Nigel Hayes (2) Jon Leuer (2) Sam Dekker (7) Ben Brust (7) Traevon Jackson (10) Nate Reuvers (10) Brad Davison (10) Nate Reuvers (10) Brad Davison (2) Jon Leuer (2) Sam Dekker (2) Jon Leuer (2) Sam Dekker (15) Brett Valentyn (15) Jordan Hill.

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