2013 NCAA Tournament: March Madness Bracket Busters

The 14 seed Harvard University, led by head coach and Falls Church native Tommy Amaker, stunned No. 3-seed University of New Mexico 68-62 Thursday night and shook up the West Region in the process.

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It was the first ever NCAA tournament win for Harvard. The Crimson faceoff against the six seeded University of Arizona Saturday night at 6:10 p.m. (EST).

Thursday afternoon before Harvard and New Mexico tipped off, Alma Amaker, mother of the Crimson’s coach, said, “They have to contain New Mexico’s center, shut down their three pointers and Harvard has to shoot more three pointers.” Guards Laurent Rivard (5-9 from three point range) and Christian Webster (3-5 from beyond the arch) made sure Harvard did well from downtown.

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Closer to home, the two seed Georgetown University tips off at 6:50 tonight in Philadelphia against 15 seeded Florida Gulf Coast University.

Harvard wasn’t the only school that upset a higher seeded team Thursday. Fifth seeded UNLV fell to 12 seed University of California-Berkley 64-61, according to the Huffington Post. Click here to find out who else was upset in the second round of the 2013 NCAA tournament.

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