Wildcats edge Syracuse in a high turnover thriller
No. 6 Kentucky defeats No. 10 Syracuse 77 to 71 in a game plagued by 58 turnovers. Jeff Sheppard and Tony Delk spark a late run as Kentucky secures its first win over a top-10 foe this season. Lawrence Moten leads Syracuse with 23 points.
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UCLA routs Notre Dame as Edney, O'Bannon flare ups spark win
UCLA dominates Notre Dame 78 68 behind George Zidek 20 points and a second half surge after a rough first frame. Tyus Edney cited injury on a hard foul by Derek Manner triggering a technical on Paul O Bannon as UCLA extended a 38 29 edge.
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Arizona State routs Washington State as Bennett dopp s 24 points
No. 16 Arizona State defeated Washington State 87 to 87. Mario Bennett posted 24 points and 14 rebounds while freshman Jeremy Veal added a career high 19 points. Bennett also set a school record with 12 free throw attempts.
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Hornets stretch winning streak to six with win over Bullets
Charlotte extends its six game run after Dell Curry delivers a late free throw and a decisive basket. Alonzo Mourning leads the Hornets with 26 points and 10 rebounds while Howard scores 23 for Washington as Chris Webber adds 16 points and 12 boards in his return.
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Marquette Triumphs Over Cincinnati Slipping Bearcats’ Streak
Marquette, ranked No. 23, avenged a earlier 91-64 loss by beating Cincinnati by double figures. Ron Eford led with 15 points as four Golden Eagles hit double figures. The Bearcats failed to lead at any point and suffered their third straight defeat, the worst run in five years. Cincinnati’s 26-17 halftime deficit sealed the loss.
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Perkins Leaves Aiken to Lead UConn Womens Program
Former USC Aiken athletic director and coach Gary Perkins discusses the move to Connecticut where the Huskies women are undefeated and ranked No. 1, reflecting on the contrast with Aiken and his pride in building facilities and programs.
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Aiken experience shaped my approach as athletics director
The speaker credits time in Aiken with strengthening leadership skills and a deeper grasp of college athletics operations, noting lessons learned that inform current administrative decisions.
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Clinton presses for last chance to settle baseball dispute
President Clinton pushes for a rapid settlement as White House talks with owners and players stall. Harold Usery and Labor Secretary Reich say Clinton demands one more day of negotiations to ensure a 1995 season. Camps open Feb 16 with 20 in Florida and eight in Arizona.
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Faulk Breaks Rushing Mark In AFC Pro Bowl Thrilling Win
Marshall Faulk rushed 127 yards on 14 carries to surpass Warren’s yardage record as the AFC defeated the NFC at Aloha Stadium. Seau led the AFC defense, while Faulk sealed the game with a 49 yard TD from a fake punt. AFC players earned 20000 each, NFC players 10000 each.
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Pebble Beach Pro-Am final scores and prizes
The AT&T National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach California concluded with Peter Jacobsen capturing $252,000 for a winning total of 271 after rounds of 67 73 66 65. David Duval was runner-up with 273 and $151,200, followed by Kenny Perry and Davis Love III tied at 275 each and $81,200.
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