Syracuse Stays Unbeaten With 73 65 Win Over Boston College
Etan Thomas scored 22 points as Syracuse extended its school record and unbeatens to 17-0 after a 73-65 victory over Boston College. Tony Bland added 14 for the Orangemen while Troy Bell led BC with 17. BC suffered its sixth straight loss.
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Wolfpack Rally Beats Arizona State for 79-68 Victory
North Carolina State, ranked No. 21, rebounded from a Clemson loss as Damon Thornton poured in 23 points and Eddie House of Arizona State scored 31. The Wolfpack used an 11-4 run to seize a 69-58 lead with 5:25 left and held the Sun Devils scoreless for four minutes.
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Stanford tramples Cougars in Pac-10 game
No. 2 Stanford built an early 11-0 lead and cruised to a 63-38 victory over Washington State at Maples Pavilion. Jason Collins scored 14 points and Mark Madsen joined the 1,000-point club as Stanford improved to 17-1, 6-1 Pac-10 while Washington State dropped to 5-12, 0-8. Casey Jacobsen and Jarron Collins added 10 each.
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Swift lifts LSU past No. 5 Arizona in upset win
LSU rookie Stromile Swift scored 29 points with nine rebounds and helped the Tigers rout Arizona 86-60 in Baton Rouge. LSU built a 53-27 lead after halftime as Jabari Smith added 15 points and four blocks. Arizona’s Michael Wright led with 14 points while Luke Walton added 13.
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Connecticut women extend Big East streak with Miami win
No. 1 UConn beat Miami 84-36 to extend its conference winning streak to 19 games. Shea Ralph 21 points, Tamike Williams and Semeka Randall 13 each, as UConn led 46-17 at halftime and prepares for a top 5 showdown with Tennessee.
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Clemson Thwarts N C State Before Duke Clash
Clemson beat No. 21 N C State by 17 in Durham as the Tigers prepare for a Thursday showdown with arch rival Duke. Will Solomon led ACC scoring with 19 second half points after a 0-for-7 start. Clemson struggled early, turning over 10 of their first 16 possessions amid travel delays from bad weather.
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