Depth Lacking Depth Preys On Tech In Michigan Loss
Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins cites lack of depth after a 49 to 44 loss to Michigan in the Hall of Fame Classic. He praises a core nucleus but notes foul trouble and bench limitations as the Jackets face a tough road ahead with top ACC rivals and upcoming games.
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Tar Heels Handle Purdue in Great Alaska Shootout Semi
North Carolina defeated Purdue 73-62 as Kenny Smith and Brad Daugherty each scored 16 to push the top-ranked Tar Heels to 4-0. Purdue fell to 2-1, with Brad Daugherty and Joe Wolf keying the surge after halftime as UNC cruised to victory.
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Michigan Edges Tech In Defensive Classic
Third-ranked Michigan defeated No. 2 Georgia Tech 49-44 at the Basketball Hall of Fame Classic. Antoine Joubert led Michigan with 21 points and was named MVP as Michigan improved to 3-0, while Roy Tarpley and Gary Grant sealed the win with key late free throws. Mark Price struggled for Tech, finishing 6 points on 2-for-13 shooting.
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Rowdy Bears Fans Causing Flight Cancellation in Chicago
United Airlines canceled flight 976 to Florida carrying 147 passengers after more than 50 Bears fans refused to sit and shared liquor at O Hare. Three men were charged with disorderly conduct. police report notes prior arrests after a Bears win.
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Knicks Routed By 76ers In Big Gap Blowout
Philadelphia 76ers defeated the New York Knicks 115-85 as Moses Malone led with 30 points and 11 rebounds aided by Sedale Threatt. Patrick Ewing scored 22 for New York, which set season worsts in points allowed and margin.
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Furman Defeats Sewanee in Paladin Home Win
Furman, led by Shawn Reid with 14 points, defeated Sewanee 77 56. Four Furman players reached double figures as Reid sparked a late first half run that gave the Paladins a lead they maintained. Sewanee led early 16 11 before Furman’s 30 15 surge.
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