Published 3/27/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - NCAA Men's Hoops News
Two players can't win an NCAA title by themselves, even if they're Darren Collison and Kevin Love. The slick junior point guard and gifted freshman center accounted for 40 of UCLA's 51 points in the Bruins' 51-49 second-round squeaker over Texas A&M.; But it was an aberration, the two players say, and the wealth will be shared against Western Kentucky in the West region semifinals on Thursday.
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