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The biggest snubs by the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee
No dance card Sixty-eight teams get into the NCAA tournament. There is discussion about possibly blowing that number up to 76. For now, some schools are disappointed they won't be dancing this March. Which teams are not part of the 2025 tournament bracket? Here are the biggest snubs... Boise State Overall record: 24-10 Conference record: 14-6 UC Irvine Overall record: 28-6 Conference record: 17-3 Dayton Overall record: 22-10 Conference record: 12-6 Indiana Overall record: 19-13 Conference record: 10-10 West Virginia Overall record: 19-13 Conference record: 10-10 Wake Forest Overall record: 21-11 Conference record: 13-7 Ohio State Overall record: 17-15 Conference record: 9-11 This article originally appeared on The List Wire: The biggest snubs by the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee
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Authorities rescue 2 people who fell through the ice at Palisades
PALISADES – Emergency responders rescued two people who fell through the ice at Palisades Reservoir Saturday. It’s not clear what time it happened, but the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office reports in a Facebook post the individuals were found on the upper end of Palisades near Alpine, Wyoming.
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Road closures in effect in eastern Idaho amid wind and winter weather advisories
IDAHO FALLS – As windy conditions continue for parts of eastern Idaho Sunday, the National Weather Service in Pocatello is issuing a winter weather advisory for other parts of the region. The advisory remains into effect until 8 p.m., according to the agency’s website, and will go into effect...
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‘We are very grateful.’ Man who suffered thermal and chemical burns discharged from hospital
IDAHO FALLS — A Twin Falls man is happy to finally be out of the hospital after suffering severe thermal and chemical burns from an industrial accident that happened last year. Tracy Fox, 45, was discharged from Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls on Feb. 26. He...
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Local politician and former restaurateur dies at 71 after battle with cancer
ST. ANTHONY – Friends and family are mourning the loss of a local politician and longtime owner of Chiz’s Restaurant in St. Anthony. L. Scott Kamachi passed away on Wednesday, March 12, after a long battle with esophageal cancer. He was 71. In a conversation with EastIdahoNews.com, his wife, Glenda, says Kamachi died nine years to the day that Chiz’s closed for the last time.