Temple transfer Anthony Lee has announced he is heading to Ohio State. ESPN first reported the news.

The 6-foot-9 forward is coming off a season where he averaged 13.6 points and 8.6 rebounds for a Temple team that went just 9-22.

Lee will be able to play immediately thanks to the graduate transfer rule and is a great addition to a Buckeyes team that went 25-10, making a second (really first) round exit in the NCAA Tournament with a loss to Dayton.

Connecticut 2, Philadelphia 0.

Shabazz Napier erupted for 21 second half points, as he led Connecticut to a 77-65 victory over former Big East rival Villanova to send the Huskies to the Sweet 16.

Just two nights removed from a 24-point performance against Saint Joseph's, Napier was right back at it, as Connecticut eliminated the second-seeded Wildcats from the Tournament.

Darrun Hilliard scored 16 points to lead the Wildcats, including 11 in the first half to keep Villanova in the game, as the Wildcats pulled away late for a 73-53 win over Milwaukee.

The Wildcats struggled mightily early, as the Panthers had their eyes on an upset. With Villanova struggling from deep, Milwaukee found itself leading for much of the first half before nine straight points by the Wildcats to close out the half sent Villanova to the break with a 27-23 lead.

Amida Brimah made a layup and drew the foul with just 39 seconds remaining in regulation to step to the line with a chance to tie the game. Brimah would do just that, sinking the foul shot to knot the game at 70 and force overtime.

After Halil Kanacevic picked up his fifth foul early in overtime, the Hawks began to look a bit lost, as Connecticut took over on their way to an 89-81 victory.

By now, odds are you've seen the video. Phil Martelli's grandson, Philip imitating his grandpa's mannerisms on the sideline of the A-10 Tournament Championship. Well, it gets better. Four-year-old Philip also speaks at most press conferences after Phil as well. The adorable proof is below.

Phil Martelli raised his arms in victory. Or perhaps it was relief. With just seven seconds remaining, Langston Galloway was going to the foul line with the Hawks leading 65-61.

Galloway would miss both free throws, but it made no difference, the Hawks had won. With a 65-61 victory over VCU, Saint Joseph's won their first Atlantic 10 Tournament Championship since 1997. The Hawks were off the bubble and officially into the big dance.

"Tomorrow we're coming over here for rings and nets," Martelli said after yesterday's win over St. Bonaventure. They will now head back to Philadelphia with both in hand.

Halil Kanacevic scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the first half alone, and the Hawks' offense awoke in the second half, as Saint Joseph's topped St. Bonaventure 67-48.

The Hawks stumbled out of the gate, falling behind 10-5 as Langston Galloway struggled to get open just one day removed from his 31-point performance. After falling behind 19-10, Saint Joseph's would come charging back however.

Langston Galloway scored 31 points, but none more crucial than the three he drained on a step back jumper with 19 seconds remaining to give the Hawks the lead, as Saint Joseph's topped Dayton 70-67. 

Langston Galloway scored 27 points, as Saint Joseph's honored their seniors before the game, but the Hawks would fall flat, losing to La Salle 71-63.

"They came out ready to play and we weren't ready from the tip," said Langston Galloway.

Tyreek Duren matched Galloway's 27 points for La Salle, and Jerrell Wright recorded a double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds, as the Explorers played spoiler to the Hawks' regular season finale.

Darrun Hilliard scored 19 points to lead the Wildcats to a 77-59 victory over Georgetown this afternoon, as Villanova notched their 28th regular season win, the most in school history.

Hilliard scored 7 of the Wildcats' first 12 points, as they jumped out to a quick 12-5 lead over the Hoyas. Villanova would begin to pull away as the half wore on, taking a 42-29 lead at the break.