Watch Final Four 2011 NCAA Game – Kentucky vs Connecticut Live Stream Online on CBS
No. 4 Kentucky vs No. 3 Connecticut will settle the score to secure and earn the spot to face the winner of VCU vs Butler for the NCAA 2011 Championship which will tip off on Monday, April 4 in Houston. Kentucky vs UCONN Final Four NCAA Game is scheduled this Saturday night, April 2, 2011 at around 8:30 pm Eastern Time at the Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas.
How Kentucky got to the Final 4: beat No. 13 Princeton 59-57, then No. 5 West Virginia 71-63, then No. 1 Ohio State 62-60 and lastly, No. 2 North Carolina 76-69.
How Connecticut got here: beat No. 14 Bucknell 81-52, No. 6 Cincinnati 69-58, No. 2 SDSU 74-67 and No. 5 Arizona 65-63.
Let’s all watch UCONN vs Kentucky Live Stream Online free this Saturday night on CBS TV.
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For latest look of the printable NCAA Bracket 2011 update, click here.
You can also watch NCAA March Madness 2011 live stream online for free here.
UPDATE of Game 1: Butler advances to the 2011 NCAA title game for a second straight year after ending VCU’s run 70-62 Saturday night.
UPDATE: Connecticut Huskies beat Kentucky Wildcats 56-55 to advance to the 2011 NCAA Championship Title Game this Monday night, facing Butler Bulldogs.
GAME RECAP
Kemba Walker scored 18 points Saturday night to help Connecticut keep its remarkable postseason run going with a 56-55 victory over Kentucky that placed the Huskies one win away from their third, and most improbable, NCAA title.
UConn won despite not making a field goal over the final 2:29.
Trailing by two with the clock ticking down, DeAndre Liggins had a chance to win it for Kentucky, but his 3-pointer came up short — the end of a 34-percent shooting night for the fourth-seeded Wildcats (29-9).
Walker also had seven assists, as UConn (31-9) won its 10th game in a row — a string that began with a five-win-in-five-night leg-drainer at the Big East tournament and now includes five straight in the tournament that really matters. Source: ESPN
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