Top Twenty Swing In AP Poll After Weekend Roundup
The AP top twenty college basketball poll shows North Carolina extending its 10-0 mark with wins over Jacksonville Stanford and Citadel while Michigan Duke Syracuse Georgetown Kansas Georgia Tech Oklahoma LSU Memphis State St John’s Nevada Las Vegas Kentucky Alabama Birmingham Illinois Indiana DePaul Notre Dame and Virginia Tech also post results across the week. Several ranked teams face nonconference tests and conference play with notable victories and close losses shaping the standings.
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Georgia Tech Dominates Jacksonville In 72-53 Victory
Georgia Tech defeated Jacksonville 72 to 53 led by Salley with 17 points and Dalrymple 7 assists. Kittles and Murphy fueled Jacksonville, but foul trouble and turnovers limited their scoring. Tech shot 26 of 51 from the field and 20 of 27 at the line while holding Jacksonville to 21 of 52 shooting.
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Clemson Edges Texas Tech In Tight NCAA Clash
Corbit led Clemson with 15 points on 7 of 12 shooting while Middleton added 19 and Grant 23 as Clemson tops Texas Tech 65 64. Crowe led Tech with 18 points and 8 rebounds as the game stayed close through the second half before Clemson sealed the win.
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Rhode Island Falls to South Carolina in Scoring Duel
The Rhode Island Rams lose 106 to 61 to South Carolina. Dozier leads the Gamecocks with 14 points and 9 rebounds while Moye adds 20 points and 6 assists. Rhode Island trails by halftime and cannot close the gap as fouls mount.
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Campbell Suffers 44 Point Loss To Mississippi In vintage tilt
Campbell, led by Huffstetler with 12 and Grier with 14, falls 61 to 44 as Mississippi stars Smith and Ritchwood spark a 61 point road win. Campbell shot 20 of 51 while Mississippi hit 24 of 51. rebounding favored the Rebels 36 to 26.
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Citadel vs North Carolina basketball game summary
North Carolina defeated The Citadel 104 to 68 in a high scoring contest. Daugherty and Smith led UNC with 15 and 16 points respectively, while Hill and Hartwell paced The Citadel with their scoring efforts. UNC held a 48-16 halftime lead and outrebounded The Citadel 48-34.
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Schrempf, Dallas Rally Falls Short in 119 105 Loss
Dallas stars Schrempf Perkins and Ellis scored in double digits but Cleveland led from the start and pulled away late. Hinson and Bagley paced the Cavaliers with 26 and 14 points respectively as Cleveland outscored Dallas in each quarter and won 119 to 105.
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NFL Scores and Standings Collide in Week Twenty Summary
Denver tops Portland 114 121 in a high scoring game with Evans and Lever starring for Denver while Paxson and Bowie lead Portland. The NFL playoff picture shows Miami New York Jets New England Cleveland Kansas City and Dallas atop divisions with multiple clinched berths and upcoming conference championships.
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Luckhurst leads Falcons past Saints in scoring drive
Atlanta beats New Orleans with a Luckhurst field goal trio and a 2 run by Riggs to build a 13 point lead. Hebert connects for a 9 yard pass to Martin, and Andersen adds a late field goal sealing the win. Attendance listed as 37,717.
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