CBE Classic showcases big boys of NCAA

Terps, other powers bullied way into semis

November 19, 2007|By Jeff Barker | Jeff Barker,SUN REPORTER

Sure, there are upsets in college basketball. But in general, the big dogs still rule. Want proof? Just consider the CBE Classic, in which Maryland plays UCLA in a semifinal tonight in Kansas City, Mo.

The tournament has been noteworthy so far for two things:

Maryland vs. UCLA

CBE Classic semifinal, tonight, 7, Kansas City, Mo., ESPN2, 1300 AM

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