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Johni Broome, Auburn had fast start, but wilted when Florida rallied

SAN ANTONIO – From the moment Florida reached its locker room at halftime of Saturday’s 79-73 national semifinal win against Auburn, the focus turned entirely to one corner of the room.

Auburn had just finished the first half with 26 points in the paint, shooting 13-of-18 on 2-pointers. Johni Broome, seemingly unbothered by his elbow injury, scored a team-high 12 points. And the Tigers led by eight.

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