interesting Extremaduran towns such as Zafra, Mérida, Caceres (with a historic quarter that was declared World Heritage) and Plasencia. Not far from this road are the national parks of Monfragüe and Cornalvo, with Nature Centres where one can obtain information about the best trails to follow to explore the parks.
Other interesting towns are also found in the vicinity of Merida. To the south is Alange, with a Roman bath and Almendralejo, the capital of the fertile farming region of the Land of Barros. To the east is Medellín, the birthplace of the Spanish conqueror Hernán Cortés, where the remains of an Arab castle are preserved Don Benito, where you can visit the Ethnographic Museum, one of the most important ones in Extremadura and Villanueva de la Serena, withclock for the game-winner.

A desperation shot by Cobbs at halfcourt was blocked by UNLV guard Justin Hawkins as the horn sounded.

With UNLV wing Mike Moser out due to an arm injury early in the first half, the scoring load was placed on the willing, broad shoulders of freshman phenom Anthony Bennett, Bryce Dejean-Jones, and Anthony Marshall. All three delivered with 25, 22, and 13 points, respectively. Bennett also cleared the boards with 13 rebounds, while Thomas had six, with the last one by far the most important. Marshall led UNLV with four assists, with Katin Reinhardt chipping in three, despite a rough shooting game (1-of-7) from the field.

Cal was led by Allen Crabbe’s 18 points, despite limited minutes due to early foul trouble, including a flagrant violation from