Cavaliers Dominate Duke in ACC Opener
Virginia, ranked 18th, built an 81-64 win over Duke as Anthony Oliver led with 21 points. Duke’s 26.9 percent shooting and 14 turnovers hampered the Blue Devils, while Bryant Stith added 20 for Virginia in the seventh straight victory and a 2-0 ACC start.
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Villanova Edges No 3 Syracuse In Big East Clash
Villanova used a tight zone to frustrate Syracuse and surged with a 17-4 run by Lance Miller and Chris Walker to beat the Orange 76-66, snapping a two game skid and handing Syracuse a rare conference loss at home.
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SEC Roundup Georgia loses two straight in rout by Kentucky
Georgia trailed early then surged to a 53-43 halftime lead but dropped a 106-79 remainder as Tennessee and LSU posted conference wins. Kentucky toppled LSU 93-80 behind Deron Feldhaus 27 points while Richie Farmer added early 3s and Shaquille ONeal had 28 points for LSU. Vanderbilt beat Alabama 66-55 as Scott Draud scored 22 points including 15 on threes to spark the second-half rally.
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Georgia Beats Tennessee 107-86 Behind Strong Second Half
Gay Litt lial Green scored 27 points and Marshall Wilson 22 as Georgia built a 22 point lead midway through the second half and coasted to a 107-86 victory over Tennessee Saturday night in Athens.
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