East and South dominate scoreboard strong showings
The Associated Press scoreboard reports multiple college basketball results across regions. Notable wins include American U over William & Mary 82 72, Duquesne over Holy Cross 103 88, Fairfield over Montclair State 101 72, North and South teams post decisive scores with several overtime or close games reflected. The list spans conferences from the East to the Southwest and Midwest with numerous team pairings and final tallies.
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Meyer finally earns first No. 1 ranking for DePaul
DePaul, 12 0 and rising to No 1 in the AP poll with 51 of 60 first place votes 1 189 of 1 200 points ends UCLA s long top 20 run for the 14 year span UCLA last ranked unranked as coach Ray Meyer celebrates his 600th win The Blue Demons overtake Duke to claim the top spot in college basketball The Devils slip to No 5 while Oregon State rises to No 4 Louisville moves to seventh and Notre Dame eighth
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Aiken Girls Stay Unbeaten and Boys Win at PK Junior High
Aiken Junior High teams swept Paul Knox, with the girls 69-18 and the boys 41-33 to move to 4-0 and 3-1 overall. Sharon Padgett led girls with 18 points, while Marion Mays and Dennis Moseley paced the boys. Both teams duet next at St. Angela Academy against Saints JV.
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Evert Lloyd Announces Plan to Retire After Five Tournaments
Chris Evert Lloyd, 25, says the drive that carried her to tennis greatness is burned out and she will retire from competition after five more tournaments. She plans a long rest, travel with her husband, and has little desire to play again, though she avoids the word retirement.
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