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November 4, 2011

Sweet 16: Moving on to the Elite Eight

The first round of voting for the inaugural Sweet 16 is complete.

Eight of Baltimore's best Division I college basketball players remain. The first-round results are listed below. Voting for the Elite Eight is after the jump. We'll keep it open until Monday afternoon.

• Memphis' Will Barton (110 votes) defeated Loyola's Dylon Cormier (38 votes)

• DePaul's Brandon Young (193 votes) defeated Morgan State's Kevin Thompson (95 votes)

• Missouri's Kim English (77 votes) defeated Notre Dame's Eric Atkins (50 votes)

• Connecticut's Roscoe Smith (107 votes) defeated Holy Cross' Devin Brown (26 votes)

• Oklahoma's Andrew Fitzgerald (90 votes) defeated Vermont's Brendan Bald (82 votes)

• Syracuse's C.J. Fair (87 votes) defeated Memphis' Antonio Barton (53 votes)

• DePaul's Cleveland Melvin (210 votes) defeated Charlotte's Jamar Briscoe (192 votes)

• Maryland's Sean Mosley (114 votes) defeated Delaware's Devon Saddler (34 votes)

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Matt Bracken was a lightly recruited football and tennis prospect out of East Lansing (Mich.) High School in 2001, but spurned all (nonexistent) scholarship offers to attend the University of Michigan. Matt graduated from UM in 2005, earned a master's degree in new media journalism from Northwestern University in 2006, and spent the first 11 months of his career as an online producer / videographer / blogger at the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. He has worked at The Baltimore Sun since July 2007, where he currently serves as the deputy sports editor for digital.

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