Kansas Upsets UMass In Minute Upset at Woodin Classic
Seventh ranked Kansas used balanced scoring to beat top-ranked Massachusetts 81-75 in Anaheim. The Minutemen had crushed defending champion Arkansas 104-80 at the Tipoff Classic in Springfield, moving to No. 1 before losing to Kansas.
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UCLA Tops Kentucky 82 81 in Late Free Throws
UCLA freshman J R Henderson sank two free throws with six tenths of a second left to lift No. 5 UCLA past No. 3 Kentucky 82 81 in Anaheim California. Senior guards and season stats noted for both teams accompany the close college basketball showdown. Jeff McInnis scored a career high 23 for North Carolina as they survived Cincinnati 76 to notional end of snippet.
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Tar Heels prevail as Cincinnati falls in Tournament of Champions
Cy Ered draws second half fouls to spark North Carolina past No. 10 Cincinnati 86-76 in the Tournament of Champions. The win and other big Saturday upsets by Massachusetts and Kentucky hint at a top ranking for UNC next week.
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Wisconsin guards lead 70 65 win over Texas Tech
Michael Finley shook off a cold start to finish with 23 points and Rashard Griffith added 25 as Wisconsin No. 13 defeated Texas Tech 70 65. The Badgers moved to 3 0 after a tight home victory.
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Maryland Rout Bucknell Behind Rhodes Career Night
No. 11 Maryland defeated Bucknell 102-64 as John Rhodes scored a career high 27 points and Exree Hipp added seven. The Terrapins improved to dominate the win over the winless Bison on Saturday night in College Park.
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Pacers Rally Past Blue Hose To Escape 2-2 Start
USC Aiken edged Presbyterian 60 55 after a late burst in a tense game. Smith scored nine and Henderson eight in the first half as USC Aiken built a 42 35 halftime lead before a 21 6 run helped secure the win.
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Temple Beats South Carolina In Nonconference Battle
Temple takes a 12 point halftime lead as South Carolina struggles in the early zone. Ich tops the Gamecocks with 15 points on four 3s while Carey Rich fuels a late surge but the Owls hold on for the win.
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Georgetown tops DePaul as Iverson leads late surge
No. 19 Georgetown with Allen Iverson scoring 16 of his 31 in the final 6:54 to rally past DePaul 74-68 in Landsowne. Hoyas improve to 2-1 while DePaul slips in the nonconference clash.
Tigers Top Winthrop Early in Clemson Victory
Clemson raced to a 29 point first half run to beat Winthrop 98 to 71 as Rayfield Rag led with 23 points and four Clemson starters reached double figures. Merl Code 15, Bruce Martin 14, Greg Buckner 12, Devin Gray 10 paced the Tigers who hit 57.5 percent from the floor. Winthrop fell to 0-2.
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Langdon sparks Duke past Illinois in Big Ten tilt
No. 6 Duke held off Illinois 70-65 as Trajan Langdon scored all 12 second half points. Duke extended its Big Ten winning streak to 13 games, with free throws by Langdon and a late layup by Greg Newton. Cherokee Parks sealed it with two late free throws after a steal.
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