The Tigers advanced from a lagoon behind his house and stormed a Sri Lanka Army artillery unit in front.

At this point, the Tigers were advancing across the midsection of Matthews's Hill perpendicular to Sloan's line, in a corn field.

Before the game Brown said he had a premonition that the Tigers would advance to the national championship game.

The Tigers, who shot 67 percent to build a 15-point lead in the first half, advanced to the second round to play third-seeded Oklahoma.

The Tigers initially played well, but could not advance to the championship game.

Initially, the Tigers broke through army defense lines around Muhamalai, and advanced further north, but they were halted after 10 hours of fierce fighting.

The Tigers moving along the main road advanced slowly, their commanders confident that they could intimidate the British into withdrawing.

The Tigers advanced with a 68-67 victory against Air Force.

In 2008, Calipari's Tigers advanced to the national championship game, their first under his leadership.

The Tigers began their second drive of the game from their 26-yard line and advanced the ball through short gains.