No. 1 Huskies roll past Pittsburgh in 81-58 win
Connecticut tops Pittsburgh 81-58 as Albert Mouring scores 18 and El Amin adds 17. Cincinnati, Minnesota, and Wisconsin pull ahead in other top 25 showings with double-digit victories and notable performances from Mouring Voskuhl Hawkins Lewis Eschmeyer and Mason.
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UMass Upsets No. 15 Kansas In Home Thriller
Massachusetts defeats Kansas 64-60 as Chariton Clarke seals win with late free throws. Monty Mack scores 20, Lari Ketner 15, and Mike Babul grabs 12 rebounds helping the Minutemen outrebound the Jayhawks 46-33. Boschee leads Kansas with 16 in defeat.
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Auburn too much for Gators
Auburn high scorer had off day yet bench available as Jay Heard led four in double figures in an 88-69 win over Florida. Ellis praised depth while Florida’s Teddy Dupay lamented lethargic start. Auburn (17-0 SEC) remains undefeated alongside Connecticut. next up a key game at Kentucky.
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Hornets Trade Divac for Coleman Six-Year Deal
Charlotte passes on Vlade Divac and agrees to sign free-agent center Derrick Coleman of Philadelphia to a six-year contract worth just over 6 million dollars per season. Coleman, rookie of the year in 1991, averaged 17.6 points and 9.9 rebounds last season, but has reliability questions and past ankle and heartbeat issues. The move frees cap space to pursue other targets, including Glen Rice and possibly Alonzo Mourning's successor.
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Floyd Takes Over Bulls After Jordan Retirement
Tim Floyd, newly named Chicago Bulls head coach, faces a daunting task left by Michael Jordan's retirement. He inherits a fading dynasty with four players, big holes, and pressure to honor a six-title legacy while not branding the team his own. Floyd acknowledges the challenge but embraces the opportunity.
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