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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

08 Jan 1995

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1995

Page

10

Minutemen take hold of top ranking after La Salle win

Massachusetts beats La Salle 87 64 to seize claim to the No 1 ranking as No 1 North Carolina UCLA and Arkansas lose. Kellogg scores 18 for the 8 1 Minutemen while Camby adds 15 and Roe 12. UCLA, Syracuse, Georgetown and Michigan State also win in regional games.

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Atlantic City N.J Derek Kellogg Massachusetts Lou Roe la Salle Minutemen North Carolina UCLA Arkansas Kellogg Haywood Newton van Teeseling Townes Burke Gizzi Catlin Dingle Roe Camby Landgren Williams Travieso Padilla Landover Allen Iverson Georgetown Miami Hoyas Winston-Salem N.C Tim Duncan Wake Forest Florida State Demon Deacons Seminoles East Adelphi Southampton Arizona Rhode Island Bucknell Navy Buffalo Troy Hunter New Paltz St Indiana Cheyney Jersey City St Bloomfield Kutztown Phila Illinois Northwestern Ilinois St Creighton Illinois Weslyn Carthage Wisconsin Indianapolis Bellarmine John Carroll Marietta Kalamazoo Calvin Kansas St Ohio Michigan St Iowa Missouri Nebraska Missouri-Rolla Missouri St Mount Union Hiram Col Muskingum Heidelberg N. Illinois Wis Milwaukee N. Michigan Hillsdale Emporia St Ohio Northern Baldwin-Wallace Otterbein Capital Purdue Minnesota S. Minois Wichita St E. Kentucky Wheaton Gordon Green Bay Marquette Wright St Cleveland St Xavier Detroit South Alabama VMI Alcorn James Madison N.c.-Wilmington Kentucky South Carolina Lander Augusta Louisville Notre Dame Marshall Chattanooga Marymount Rivier Maryville Tenn Tusculum N. Carolina A&t Coppin St N. Kentucky Kentucky St N.C. Charlotte George Washington N.C. Wesleyan Newport News New Orleans Texas-Pan American Nicholls St Texas-San Antonio Norfolk St Johnson C. Smith Piedmont Milligan Presbyterian Elon Randolph-Macon Lynchburg S. Carolina St Morgan St S.c.-Spartanburg Pembroke St Louisiana Georgia St Samford Centenary Stetson Campbell Thomas More Asbury Tulane Florida Atlantic Va. Commonwealth South Florida Va. Wesleyan Mary Washington Valdosta St North Prairie View North Texas Texas LSU Texas-Arlington Far West Arizona St Old Dominion California Washington Colorado Iowa St Oregon St W. Oregon S. Oregon Washington St Stanford
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Indiana Beats Wisconsin 73 70 as Evans Scores 26

No. 21 Indiana defeats Wisconsin 73 to 70 after leading by 15. Brian Evans scores 26 after being benched in the second half, contributing key points for Indiana. Wisconsin's Finley and Daugherty lead their team with 14 and 13 points respectively, as both squads post balanced scorers.

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Lincoln Neb Paul O’liney Missouri Nebraska Tigers Winfield Grimm S.a.haley Sutherland O'Liney Moore Walther Finer Combs Tate S.j.haley Badgett Glock Strickland Boone Surles Ward Sallee Brooks Bloomington Ind Brian Evans Indiana Wisconsin Finley Kelley Griffith Hoskins Kilbride Mason Daugherty Nwachukwu Roberts Evans Henderson Lindeman Reed Hart Patterson Hermon Knight Miller
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Washington State tops Stanford in Pac-10 showdown

Shannon Antrum scored 19 and Isaac Fontaine 15 as Washington State defeated 23rd ranked Stanford 77-63 in Pullman. Stanford backcourt and frontline combined for 63 points while WSU built a double digit lead behind strong shooting.

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Pullman, Wash Shannon Antrum Isaac Fontaine Washington State Stanford Poppink Young Cross Knight Harbour Grave Tshionyi Mansey Mersen Washington Fontaine Daniel Ellison Antrum Griffin Corkrum Vik Mack
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Top-Ranked Heels Hold Off Terps

No. 1 North Carolina defeated No. 7 Maryland 100-90 as Rasheed Wallace scored 21 and benefited from Joe Smith's foul trouble. The Tar Heels, 10-1 overall and 1-1 in the ACC, ended Maryland’s five-game win streak in a high scoring ACC clash.

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Chapel Hill N.C Rasheed Wallace Joe Smith North Carolina Maryland Wallace Tar Heels N.C. State Terrapins Hipp Booth Smith Rhodes Simpkins Lucas Bristol Jasikevicius Kovarik Elliott Calabria Stackhouse D. Williams Meinnis Zwikker Landry S. Williams
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Rainy slate of college basketball scores across regions

A wide set of final scores from men's and women's college basketball shows numerous close games and big wins. Notable performances come from Belmont over Wilberforce and Tennessee's decisive 102 68 win, with many teams listing alternating home and away results across divisions and conferences.

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Mississippi State Edges Georgia On Grant Heroics

Marcus Grant hit a 3 with three seconds left to lift Mississippi State to a 60-59 win at Georgia. Georgia led 59-58 after Charles Claxton free throws with 1:30 remaining but a late turnover and alleged block set up the Bulldogs decisive shot.

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Athens Marcus Grant Mississippi State Georgia Grant Charles Claxton Claxton Darryl Wilson
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Faulkner leads Alabama past Virginia Military 93 67

Jamal Faulkner scored 23 points including 15 in the first half as Alabama pulled away to a 93 67 victory over Virginia Military Institute. The Crimson Tide opened with a 17-0 run and built a 36 13 lead on Terrance Bethel's back to back layups.

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Corvallis Ore Tyus Edney UCLA Oregon State Bruins Oregon Fayetteville Ark Corliss Williamson Arkansas Tennessee Williamson Volunteers Razorbacks Alex Dillard Tuscaloosa Ala Jamal Faulkner Alabama Virginia Military Terrance Bethel
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