Purdue dominates Hoosiers 72 49 in top ten clash
No. 9 Purdue crushed Indiana 72 to 49 at West Lafayette, led by Stephen Scheffler's 18 points on 6 of 7 shooting as Purdue built a 14-point second-half surge. Indiana, ranked 29th, struggled on offense as Purdue's defense controlled the game, while Connecticut edged Providence in OT for another ranked-team win.
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Pacers Fall Short As Lander Routs Pacers In Home Contest
Haynes and Lander sparked a second half surge for the Senators, with nine of Lander's 13 points after halftime to claim a 55 51 lead. Gunn sparked a Pacers comeback with a midcourt steal and slam but the rally stalled as Lander stretched the advantage to 20. Epperly lamented reduced intensity and poor second half shooting as Freeman led Pacers with 22 points, Gunn 18, Gibson 12 rebounds. Pacers drop to 15 on the season with three home games left, chasing a top eight spot in District 6. They host Georgia College and Erskine College in upcoming home games.
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Sixers slip on road trip amid technical foul surge
The Philadelphia 76ers, facing Portland Utah Golden State the Lakers and Phoenix in seven days, drew eight technical fouls on Monday as Karl Malone poured in 34 and John Stockton posted 21 with 14 assists for Utah in a 110-109 Jazz win. Charles Barkley and Rick Mahorn each drew techs as Philadelphia struggled offensively and failed to capitalize on breaks.
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Pistons Rally Tops Heat In 12th Straight Win
Detroit broke away in the second quarter to secure a 45-32 halftime lead and held on for a victory as Isiah Thomas handed out 14 assists and Dennis Rodman posted 18 points and 11 rebounds. Heat guard Sherman Douglas led Miami with 16 points in the setback.
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Baseball Talks Again Stall On Arbitration Plan
Baseball negotiators remain deadlocked over salary arbitration as owners resist a two year eligibility plan and push back on rises capped at 75 percent. Players cite rising salaries and demand two year eligibility, while union chief Donald Fehr warns of a long impasse ahead with spring training looming.
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VMI Tops Furman in Southern Conference clash
In Lexington Virginia, Mark Craft exploded for 23 points and added 18 rebounds to power Virginia Military Institute past Furman 84-75. The Keydets improve to 13-12 overall and 7-5 in conference, winning nine of their last 10 and six straight at home, finishing the home slate 11-1.
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Lady Pacers Rout Lander to Improve to 16-10
USC Aiken clinched a 57 29 second half surge to pull away from Lander. Ta bitha Phelps and Dana Wideman sparked a late spurt while Teresa Jones and Charita Sims led scoring for the Lady Pacers. Lander dropped to 15 9. In the second half USC Aiken widened the margin and controlled the game with a strong defensive run. The Lady Pacers move toward a matchup with Gear College in their next outing.
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Wagener and Blackville-Hilda set to clash in tourney semis
Wagener and Blackville-Hilda earned spots to face third seeded Blackville-Hilda after Blackville eliminated Williston-Elko on Monday afternoon. Tipoff for the girls game is at 4 p.m. and the boys at 5 30 p.m.
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