Abmas leads crop of potential mid-major NCAA bracket busters

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — National scoring leader Max Abmas at Oral Roberts headlines a group of players at mid-major programs capable of shaking up the NCAA Tournament bracket. Abmas is averaging 24 points per game for the Golden Eagles in the program’s first NCAA appearance since 2008. They face Ohio State in the first round of the tournament. The list includes guards like UNC Greensboro’s Isaiah Miller and UC Santa Barbara’s JaQuori McLaughlin. There are also big men poised to make an impact in Utah State 7-footer Neemias Queta and Morehead State freshman Johni Broome.