No. 1 Syracuse Survives Pitt 80 78 in Big East clash
Syracuse edged Pitt 80 78 as the Big East adopted a six foul rule this season. Derrick Coleman had 23 points and 14 rebounds while LeRon Ellis and Billy Owens, both with five fouls, delivered key late plays. Coach Boeheim praised the rule despite opposition from Pitt’s Paul Evans.
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College Roundup Highlights UNLV Upset and UCLA Win
UNLV defeated their opponent 82 to 68 as ulderson Hunt posted a career high 28 points and Todd Day contributed 22 in a late surge. UCLA beat its Crosstown rival 91 to 75 to extend its streak, while La Salle edged Temple on a late Simmons free throws and Macon miss. Memphis St routed NE Louisiana 68 to 47 behind Kelvin Allen and Ernest Smith.
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Oklahoma 101 Alaska Anchorage 81 college basketball recap
No. 6 Oklahoma defeated Alaska Anchorage 101 to 81 as Damon Patterson poured in 25 points and sparked a 12-40 run in the final four minutes. The Sooners improved to 9-0 after opening eight games with large margins, while the Seawolves trimmed the lead to one point three times in the second half.
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UCLA Beats USC 89 to 72 Behind MacLean 35
No 15 UCLA defeated USC 89 to 72 as MacLean scored 35 points and Trevor Wilson added 27 in a dominant performance. The Bruins outrebounded and controlled the pace to seal the victory on the road.
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Northern Iowa Tops Iowa In History Crowd Clash
Northern Iowa rallied from an 11 point deficit in the final two minutes to defeat Iowa 77 74 before a recordUNI_Dome crowd of 22 797. Brad Hill scored twice and Cedrick McCullough forced a late turnover as UNI snapped a nine game losing streak to Iowa. Iowa led 82 etc.
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Vanderbilt Tops No 22 Alabama In SEC Opener Comeback
Vanderbilt erased a 16 point deficit to edge No 22 Alabama 68 67 in Tuscaloosa as Werrick Wilcox hit a 14 foot jumper with three seconds left. Vanderbilt improves to 8 2 and handed Alabama its first home loss in nearly two years while Alabama went scoreless in the final five minutes.
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Minnesota routs Rider 116 48 in top-25 clash
No. 24 Minnesota blanked Rider for over eight minutes in the first half as Walter Bond and Melvin Newbern each scored 18 points. The Gophers led 24-18 before a 6-0 run extended the margin in a dominant win.
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Jones Eyes Consistency As PGA Tour Season Opens
Steve Jones says consistency drives success on the PGA Tour as he opens defense of his title at the Tournament of Champions. He notes giants like Kite and Nicklaus stayed in contention. Jones seeks more top finishes and a major challenge, facing a field of 33 winners plus a senior event at La Costa. ABC and ESPN will televise portions of the final rounds, with Mutual of New York sponsoring.
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CFA proposes 16 team playoff using six bowls in final rounds
The CFA's television committee outlines a plan for a 16 team playoff incorporating the Orange Sugar Cotton Citrus Holiday and Fiesta bowls. It positions control, economics, and sponsorship concerns as drivers, with two finalists possible this year and options for a post bowl game game in January.
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Alabama's Curry among five eyed Kentucky job
Five candidates interviewed for the Kentucky football job after Mike Shanahan declined. Names include Alabama assistant Bill Curry, Murray State alum Roy Kidd, Houston's Doug Shively, Jerry Pettibone of Northern Illinois, and Richard Williamson of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Pettibone withdrew. Curry said the Kentucky interest is tied to Newton and Claiborne's work and the program's improving standards. Alabama AD Hootie Ingram confirmed Kentucky asked to talk with Curry, who has two years left on his contract.
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Georgia Bulldogs Hold Off Kentucky Wildcats In SEC Clash
Georgia crushed Kentucky 106 96 in Athens as Alec Kessler poured in a career high 32 points with 18 rebounds. Kentucky battled back but the Bulldogs maintained a double digit lead most of the second half, aided by Serge and relentless inside scoring.
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Pitino Lauds Georgia High Shooting Strength After Kentucky Loss
Durham Kentucky coach Rick Pitino said Georgia shot a high percentage that negated his team’s second half press. Litterial Green scored 21 and Rod Cole 16 as Kentucky fell to 8-2 overall and 1-0 in conference. Derrick Miller had 21 and Deron Feldhaus 16 for Georgia.
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Perry declines to participate in Aiken's Topps card program
Aiken's Perry contracts with Topps and urged individual players to join the card program. Proceeds go to the players association, which provides services to players. Perry declined comment on the allegations. Mark Levison, the St. Louis lawyer who filed the suit, said Perry would not participate. Perry's agent, Jim Steiner, said Perry was not a member of the association and did not authorize marketing in groups. Topps officials could not be reached for comment. A message seeking comment was left on a phone at company offices.
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Duke Dominates The Citadel In Second Half Push
Duke built a 37-22 first half lead behind Abdelnaby's rebound and stretched it to a 101-61 finish aided by 66 percent second half shooting. Citadel coach Randy Nesbit cited Duke's defense and outside pressure, while Citadel's Patrick Elmore poured in 21 of his 27 after intermission.
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Citadel Duked Viain500 Box Score Summary
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Duke Dominates Citadel With Efficient Shooting
Duke shot 60.8 percent for the game and 65.9 percent in the second half while The Citadel connected on 50 percent but struggled with turnovers.
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