Men's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: (home teams listed in italics, tournament winning teams in boldface) Missouri Valley: Creighton 67, (11) Southern Illinois 61 at St. Louis, Missouri (5) Florida 85, Kentucky 72. Florida becomes the first SEC team ever to win six consecutive games against the Wildcats, the conference's traditional basketball superpower. (8) North Carolina 86, (14) Duke 72 Clemson 75, (21) Virginia Tech 74. The Hokies loss, combined with the Tar Heels victory, clinches the ACC regular season title for North Carolina. NCAA Women's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: ACC: (4) North Carolina 60, (24) NC State 54, at Greensboro, North Carolina. SEC: (13) Vanderbilt 51, (11) LSU 45, at Duluth, Georgia. Conference USA: East Carolina 79, Rice 70, at Tulsa, Oklahoma. MAAC: Marist 64, Iona 57 (OT) at Bridgeport, Connecticut. WCC: Gonzaga 64, Loyola Marymount 47 at Portland, Oregon. (3) UConn 74, South Florida 54. (5) Ohio State 73, Penn State 71 (OT). (7) Stanford 67, Southern California 52. Saint Joseph's 57, (8) George Washington 55. (9) Arizona State 60, (25) Cal 53. Philippine Basketball Association 2007 Fiesta Conference Opening Day at the Cuneta Astrodome Red Bull Barako 98, Purefoods Tender Juicy Giants 88 Coca-Cola Tigers 81, Welcoat Dragons 79 Tennis: 2007 ATP Tour: Tennis Channel Open in Las Vegas, Nevada:Final: (2) Lleyton Hewitt def (4) Jürgen Melzer 6–4 7–6(10). Dogsled racing: The Iditarod XXXV restarts in Willow. This marks the beginning of the competitive portion of the race. <div id="3_March_2007"> </div id> 3 March 2007 (Saturday) Basketball: NCAA men's college basketball: Conference tournament finals: (home teams listed in italics, tournament winning teams in boldface) Atlantic Sun: Belmont 92, East Tennessee State 67. Big South: Winthrop 84, VMI 81. Ohio Valley: Eastern Kentucky 63, Austin Peay 62 at Nashville, Tennessee. Southern: Davidson 72, College of Charleston 65 at North Charleston, South Carolina. (1) Ohio State 65, Michigan 61. Washington 61, (2) UCLA 51. (3) Kansas 90, (15) Texas 86 (4) Wisconsin 52, Michigan State 50. (6) Memphis 64, SMU 61. (7) Texas A&M 94, Missouri 78. (9) Georgetown 59, Connecticut 46. (10) Nevada 69, New Mexico State 63. (11) Southern Illinois 53, Bradley 51. (20) Marquette 75, (12) Pittsburgh 71. (13) Washington State 88, (23) Southern California 86 (2 OT). (18) Butler 67, Loyola Chicago 61 (OT). Arkansas 82, (19) Vanderbilt 67. NCAA women's college basketball: The top two teams in the AP poll fell in their