Clemson Tigers top Florida State 84 75 behind Roper seven threes
Clemson guard Jordan Roper scored 23 points and hit seven 3 pointers to lift the Tigers to an 84 75 victory over Florida State. The Tigers jumped to a 12 2 lead and held the lead most of the game as FSU struggled from long range. Sidy Doute added 14 points and nine rebounds for Clemson while Malik Beasley led Florida State with 23 points and Bookert had 21.
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Memphis Tigers Hold Off South Carolina In Tight NCAA Tilt
Memphis and South Carolina fought through 32 fouls in a physical first half as Ricky Tarrant Jr. and Duane Notice led late runs. The Tigers tied the game at 42 at halftime after Tarrant and Shaq Goodwin sparked a 6 three pointer burst, while Pastner and Martin noted the competitiveness and history between programs.
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Gators Hold Off Bulldogs In SEC Opener
Ke Vaughn Allen scored 18 points and Florida beat Georgia 77-63 in Gainesville. John Egbunu posted his third double-double of the season as the Gators improved to 9-4 while Georgia, led by Yante Maten with 20 points, saw a 13th straight loss in Gainesville dating back to 2002. Devin Robinson added 13 before leaving with a bruised chest. The Gators shot 24 of 41 at the line.
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Tar Heels top Georgia Tech in ACC opener
No. 7 North Carolina defeated Georgia Tech 86-78 behind Joel Berry II career-high 19 points and a go-ahead 3 with 5:07 left. Brice Johnson added 15 points 11 rebounds as Georgia Tech dropped to 10-4 0-1 ACC. Marcus Georges-Hunt scored 25 for Tech.
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Buckeyes Hand Terps First Loss In Big Ten
Ohio State upends Maryland 80-71 as Kelsey Mitchell scores 28 and Alexa Hart adds 20 to snap Maryland Big Ten unbeaten run The Terrapins had won 31 straight against conference foes before this defeat and fall to 12-2 overall.
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