Georgia Tech Beats Wake Forest 59-49 In CBB Tilt
Georgia Tech earns a 59-49 victory over Wake Forest as Hammonds Ferrell and Salley lead with double digit scoring. Tech controls rebounding and disributes 15 assists while Wake Forest struggles from long range. Halftime Tech leads 28-23 with Norah Thomas pacing the Demon Deacons.
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College Basketball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Team results include Dallas 29 24 547 and San Antonio 30 26 4536 with Utah 27 30 474 and Sacramento 22 32 407. Wednesday's games featured Chicago 99 beating New Jersey 96 and Philadelphia 153 over Portland 133.
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Area High School Basketball Scoreboard Schedule
Lists upcoming boys basketball games by school and date including Strom Thurmond at Aiken Keenan at South Aiken Orangeburg Wil Wilkinson at North Augusta Midland Valley at Greenwood Silver Bluff at Barnwell Williston Elko at Wagener Salley Ridge Spring Monetta at H K T Patrick Henry at St Angela Aiken at Keenan South Aiken at C A Johnson North Augusta at Brookland Cayce Midland Valley at Irmo South Aiken at Aiken North Augusta at Midland Valley USC Aiken at Limestone Newberry at Allen Voorhees at Central Wesleyan Wofford at Cla flin Morris at Charleston Presbyterian at USC Spartanburg Francis Marion at Coker Erskine at Lander
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Top Twenty AP Poll Upheld with Key Wednesday Results
Duke defeats Miami 104 82 and Kentucky beats Florida 80 69 highlight a busy Wednesday in the top twenty. North Carolina, Memphis State, St Johns and several others did not play while Notre Dame, Louisville and Virginia Tech posted wins.
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Notable college basketball scores update from Miami Duke Notre Dame
Virginia edged NC State 69 60 with M Kennedy and Polynice the top scorers. Duke led Miami by 10 at halftime and finished 104 82 behind strong performances from Alarie, Dawkins and Amaker. Notre Dame defeated Manhattan 102 47, led by Rivers and Kempton while Notre Dame dominated rebounds and assists.
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Notre Dame-NManhattan tilt details fouls and score
The play shows Notre Dame totaling 15 fouls to Manhattan's 11 in an Atlantic Eight matchup. Individual scoring notes list Manhattan player Boyle with 7 points and Notre Dame contributor 10 with 17 points, in a tight foul count of 8,905 announced attendance.
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Oklahoma and Nebraska meet in rough Big Eight clash
Oklahoma and Nebraska played a tightly contested game with Nebraska winning 66 to 64. Key players included Kennedy and Carr for Nebraska and Bowie and Matzke for Oklahoma, with rebounds and assists totaling high numbers for both sides.
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Atlanta Falls Short In 105 109 Tilt At Utah
In a high scoring matchup at Utah, Atlanta led at times but Utah pulled away to win 109 to 105. Willis and Webb led Atlanta with double digit scoring while Malone paced Utah with 16 points and 12 rebounds.
Celtics Beat Warriors In High Scoring Open Bout
Bird led Boston with 36 points as Parish and Ainge supported with double digits. Golden State’s Ballard and Carroll combined for 41 points, but Boston grabbed 50 rebounds and had 31 assists to secure a 115 100 road win before 15 011 fans.
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Milwaukee Prevails Over Dallas In 124-107 Win
Milwaukee tops Dallas 124-107 behind strong performances from Pressey and Lister. Pressey scored 26 with 11 assists, Lister added 17 and 5 assists, while Aguirre led Dallas with 16 points and Blackman contributed 26. Milwaukee dominated rebounds 57 to 50 and had 31 assists to Dallas’s 22.
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Trail Blazers Fall to 76ers in High-Scoring Tilt at Home
Portland led by Thompson with 25 points and Drexler 19 while Barkley poured in 31 and Malone 38 for Philadelphia in a 153 133 showdown. Drexler logged 12 assists for Portland, and Barkley added 17 rebounds as the teams combined for 46 free throws.
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Trim Colony wins Santa Ysabel Stakes by a head at Santa Anita
In Arcadia California Trim Colony defeated Fashion Book by a head to win the Santa Ysabel Stakes paying 4 20. The 16 887 crowd saw the $63 900 event run at Santa Anita.
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