Notre Dame Top UCLA 79 63 at Home Sellout Crowd
Notre Dame defeats UCLA 79 to 63 at home, extending its winning streak against the Bruins to five straight. Monty Williams scores 28 as the Irish snap a rough stretch and lift to 7-13, while UCLA slips to 15-2 after a 14 point loss.
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Syracuse beats Pittsburgh 80 77 in Big East clash
Adrian Autry led No. 15 Syracuse with 26 points as they downed Pittsburgh 80-77. Syracuse built early lead, held on despite late Panther runs, while Pittsburgh got 15 from Mobley and 14 from Aggelou amid a tight finish.
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Michigan Defeats Michigan State Behind Howard's 18 Points
Juwan Howard had 18 points and 12 rebounds to lift 13th ranked Michigan to a 59-51 win at Michigan State. Michigan played without starters Jimmy King and Ray Jackson who were suspended for violating team policy. The victory keeps Michigan in a first place tie with Indiana as Michigan State drops to 14-8.
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Ohio State Upsets No 16 Wisconsin 73 57
Lawrence Funderburke and Tony Watson sparked a 13-0 run to close the first half and a 12-2 burst to start the second half as Ohio State defeated Wisconsin 73 57. Wisconsin shot 22 51 from the floor while Ohio State hit 7 10 from the line.
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UAB vs Cincinnati: Shannon leads 83-67 comeback win
Robert Shannon scored 21 points to lift No. 17 Alabama-Birmingham over No. 25 Cincinnati 83-67 on Saturday. UAB improved to 17-3 overall and 5-2 in the Great Midwest Conference after shooting 37 percent in recent games.
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California tops Oregon with 23-4 second-half run
No. 19 California defeated Oregon 81-61 as Jason Kidd scored 11 in a decisive 23-4 surge in the second half. Jevon Crudup posted 25 points and 15 rebounds for Missouri in a 104-94 win to stay unbeaten in the Big Eight.
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Tech Hands Maryland First ACC Loss In Septet Run
Georgia Tech beat Maryland 83-71 in College Park as James Forrest sparked a late 9-0 run. Tech led 16-5 early and held the lead despite Maryland tying late in the game.
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College Scores Across New Rankings and Upsets
A flurry of college basketball results shows Alabama edging Cincinnati 83 to 67 and Alabama 78, Georgia 77 as top ACC and SEC teams clash. Numerous other games feature wide margins as teams like Duke 78 over Clemson 74 and Richmond 105, William Mary 73 highlight a busy night with notable performances from Maryland and Virginia Tech.
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Georgia Narrowly Falls to Alabama In Southeastern Battle
Jamal Faulkner came off the bench for 19 points and 11 rebounds as Alabama edged Georgia 78-77 in Athens. Georgia rallied from a 40-26 halftime deficit but Shandon Anderson’s inbounds pass was intercepted by Jason Caffey at the buzzer, sealing the win for the Crimson Tide.
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SEC Roundup 1975 Basketball Scores Florida LSU Tennessee
Florida beat Mississippi State 84 71 after halftime 41 46 LSU edged Tennessee 84 83 on a late Jamie Brandon play with 1.8 seconds left. Brandon led LSU with 17 points, Henderson 20, Caldwell 12 rebounds for Tennessee. Mississippi State totals show Cross 6 assists and DeClercq 9 rebounds.
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Florida Beats Mississippi State 84 75 Behind Cross 26 Points
Dan Cross scored 26 points and hit a pivotal 3 as Florida 24th ranked upend Mississippi State 84 75 to stay atop the SEC Eastern Division. The Gators led 46 41 at halftime and built on a 10 2 run to start the second half before fending off a Bulldogs comeback.
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Swinson fuels Auburn comeback to beat Florida Atlantic
Aaron Swinson scored 28 points 20 in the second half as Auburn defeated Florida Atlantic 91 78 to nab its first win of the year. The Owls extended their losing streak to 24 games while Auburn opened the second half with a 24 12 burst led by Swinson who scored 11 in a three minute span.
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