Weekend Scores Across Conferences Highlight Close Games
A wide slate shows many tight results with notable upsets and large wins. Teams including Boston College, Indiana Pa, and Miami of Ohio post victories while others like West Liberty and Albany fall short in varied venues.
LSU Triumphs Over Terrapins On Irvin's Last-Second Shot
In Baton Rouge LSU edged Maryland 55-54 as Fess Irvin delivered a 16-foot jumper with one second left. Jose Vargas led LSU with 16 points and 10 rebounds while Maryland's Teyon McCoy scored 13. Maryland led 53-51 late before LSU responded with key free throws and the winner.
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Kyle McKenzie
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Jon Johnson
Jose Vargas
Brian Williams
Derrick Lewis
Steve Hood
Ricky Blanton
LSU
Rudy Archer
Archer
McKenzie
Charlotte
N.C
Byron Dinkins
North Carolina
Davidson
N.c.-Charlotte
Ronnie Bellamy
49Ers
Jeff West
Wildcats
Jay Schmitt
Jeff Himes
Maurice Gray
Schmitt
Alan Hunter
Dan Plondke
Bellamy
Brow Leads Tech Past Baptist 110-65 in Nonconference Win
Roy Brow tallied 14 points 10 rebounds and 9 blocks to lift Virginia Tech past Baptist 110-65 in a nonconference game. Tech shot 50 percent while holding Baptist to 25 percent with Brow starting at center for the injured Eric Sanders. Coach Frankie Allen withheld Tim Anderson for a one game suspension.
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Tim Scott
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Allie Freeman
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Tom Hammonds
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Blacksburg
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Stennie leads Virginia Commonwealth past East Carolina 75 70
Phil Stennie scored 30 points and made six straight free throws in the final minute as Virginia Commonwealth beat East Carolina 75 70. The Rams improved to 4 1 with an 11 3 early lead and 26 11 first half rebounding.
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Wagner Wins Division III Title in Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl
Wagner College captured its first NCAA Division III football championship with a 19-3 win over Dayton in Phenix City Alabama. Greg Kovar threw for 301 yards and two first-half TDs, hitting John Chaney and Keith Johnson for scores. Tom Pugh added a second quarter rushing TD as Wagner led 19 0. Dayton scored a late field goal.
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Seahawks
Georgia Defeats UNC Asheville in Athens
Georgia freshmen Jody Patton scored 17 points and Pat Hamilton anchored a 32 steal performance as the Bulldogs dominated UNC Asheville 95-65. Hamilton tied a school record with seven steals, part of 23 Georgia steals, while Alec Kessler added 14 and four others reached double figures.
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Ricky Chatman
Asheville
Alec Kessler
Neville Austin
Toney Mack
Rod Cole
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