State 60, (19) Butler 55. Mid-Continent: Oral Roberts 71, Oakland 67. Sun Belt: North Texas 83, Arkansas State 75, at Lafayette, Louisiana NCAA women's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: Big East: (19) Rutgers 55, (2) UConn 47 at Hartford, Connecticut Mid-Continent: Oral Roberts 72, Oakland 55. Sun Belt: (16) Middle Tennessee 77, Louisiana-Lafayette 67. Texas coach Jody Conradt became the second women's coach to win 900 games (joining Tennessee's Pat Summitt) as her Longhorns beat Missouri, 70–53 in the opening round of the Big 12 Women's Basketball Tournament in Oklahoma City. Cricket: World Cup warm-up matches: 300/9 (50 ov) beat 118 (37.5 ov) by 182 runs at Trelawny, Jamaica. 290/7 (50 ov) beat 184/7 (50 ov) by 106 runs at Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. 273/8 (48/48 ov) beat Canada 196 (46.4/48 ov) by 77 runs at Saint Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. 230/8 (49 ov) beat 226 (47.2 ov) by 2 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) at Bridgetown, Barbados. <div id="5_March_2007"> </div id> 5 March 2007 (Monday) Basketball: NBA: Sacramento Kings star Ron Artest is arrested on domestic violence charges. The Kings respond immediately, suspending Artest indefinitely. (ESPN) NCAA men's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: (home teams listed in italics, tournament winning teams in boldface) MAAC: Niagara 83, Siena 79 at Bridgeport, Connecticut CAA: Virginia Commonwealth 65, George Mason 59, at Richmond, Virginia West Coast: Gonzaga 77, Santa Clara 68 at Portland, Oregon Winthrop enters the AP Poll Top-25 for the first time at #24. NCAA women's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: Atlantic 10: Xavier 65, Saint Joseph's 59. Big 10: (12) Purdue 64, (5) Ohio State 52, at Indianapolis. Pacific-10: (6) Stanford 62, (8) Arizona State 55 at San Jose, California. (2) UConn 76, (23) Louisville 50. (19) Rutgers 63, (21) Marquette 55 Cricket: World Cup warm-up matches: 286/8 (50 ov.) beat 45 (22.2 ov.) by 241 runs at Kingstown, Saint Vincent. 192 (50 ov) beat 157 (44.2 ov) by 35 runs at Saint Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. 294/7 (50 ov) beat 124 (41.2 ov) by 159 runs at Bridgetown, Barbados. 268/5 (50 ov) beat 247/7 (50.0 ov) by 21 runs at Trelawny, Jamaica. <div id="4_March_2007"> </div id> 4 March 2007 (Sunday) Auto racing: Colombia-born Juan Pablo Montoya becomes the first driver not born in North America to win a NASCAR Busch Series race winning the Telcel Motorola 200 at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City. Basketball: NCAA