Wildcats Edge No 6 Missouri In Late Chessboard Finish
Kansas State upends Missouri 73 69 as Wylie Howard makes clutch free throws and Gaylen Nickerson blocks a late jumper. Peeler leads Missouri with 23 points while Missouri slips to 20 5 8 4 and K State improves to 15 10 5 7 in Big Eight action.
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Kan
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Gaylen Nickerson
Anthony Peeler
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Jevon Crudup
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Jackson
Nickerson
Zeigier
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Arizona Stuns Oregon State In Late Pac-10 Upset
No. 5 Arizona beats Oregon State 70 62 in Corvallis as Sean Rooks and Ed Stokes key a 12 0 run following a 54 51 score with 9 39 left. Wildcats improve to 22 4 11 3 Pac 10, closing gap on leaders USC and UCLA.
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Karl Anderson
Ohio State Edges Michigan State 78 65 in Big Ten Game
Jim Jackson scored 20 points as No. 8 Ohio State defeated No. 12 Michigan State 78-65 in East Lansing. The Buckeyes built a 49-41 lead before a Spartan rally, then used turnovers and a late jumper to pull away and seal the win.
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Big Ten roundup features Nebraska and Notre Dame wins
Nebraska beat Colorado 84 70 as Derrick Chandler scores 17 and the Cornhuskers hit 21 of 26 second half free throws. Notre Dame tops St John’s 79 70 with Bennett and Ellis leading scoring for the Irish.
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Georgetown over Boston College in Capital Centre clash
No. 18 Georgetown built a 19-0 first half run and held off a second half comeback to defeat Boston College 76-60 at the Capital Centre. Georgetown led 38-25 at halftime and sank 20 of 22 free throws, including their last 19 straight, to seal the win.
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Notre Dame Upsets No 20 St John’s In South Bend
LaPhonso Ellis scored 30 points and hit all 16 free throws to lift Notre Dame past No 20 St John’s 79 70 in South Bend. Ellis tied the school record with 16 straight free throws in a game, as the Irish improved to 13 12 this season.
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Moten sparks Syracuse rally to edge Miami 68 63
Lawrence Moten scored 20 points all in the second half including five threes as No. 22 Syracuse overcame a halftime drought to beat Miami 68-63. The Orangemen improved to 19-6 in the Big East and 18-7 overall while Miami extended its losing streak to 12 games.
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Tennessee Beats South Carolina In 87 64 Victory
Tennessee, 87 64, built a 10 0 lead and led 45 30 at halftime as Jamie Watson of South Carolina lamented failure to control boards. South Carolina shot 40 6 percent to 25 62 from the field with Watson and English sparking 64 points while Tennessee rode Houston and Wiseman to the win.
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Virginia blank Clemson as Cavaliers dominate in 69-49 rout
Virginia pulled away from Clemson with five scorers in double figures and forced 25 Tigers turnovers. Stith led Virginia with 12 points as Parker, Burrough, and Alexander added 10-12 points each. Oliver had 11. Clemson struggled early, shooting 15 first half shots and committing 13 turnovers.
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Tech Upsets NC State In Overtime For Third Straight
Georgia Tech defeats North Carolina State 98-88 in overtime led by James Forrest 26, Malcolm Mackey 25, and Travis Best 19. Barry seals lead with a 3-pointer at 3:46 of OT as Tech improves to 19-9 overall and 7-7 in the ACC, while Gugliotta tops NC State with 29 points.
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ONeal Leads LSU Past Crimson Tide
Shaquille ONeal tallied 28 points and 18 rebounds to lift LSU to a 73 65 victory over 16th ranked Alabama in Baton Rouge. LSU shot poorly from the line, finishing 3 of 16 in the final 11 minutes, while Alabama dropped its fifth straight to LSU and has not won in Baton Rouge since 1987.
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Arkansas Beats Mississippi State in SEC Showdown
Todd Day poured in 27 points and Roosevelt Wallace added 16 as No. 9 Arkansas defeated Mississippi State 84-76 in Starkville. The victory moved Arkansas to 22-6 and 11-3 in the SEC West, tied with LSU for the lead before Tuesday night’s Fayetteville clash.
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SEC Roundup Arkansas Tops Mississippi State 84 76
Arkansas defeats Mississippi State 84 to 76 as Morris and Linn lead with double digit totals. Mississippi State drops to 14-11 overall and 6-8 in SEC play while Arkansas improves to 9-12 and 7-9 in league action.
Green leads Georgia past Florida 69 60 at Gainesville
Litterial Green scores 22 points as Georgia dominates free throws to snap Florida's conference win streak. Bulldogs convert 10 of 10 from the line while Florida struggles at the stripe. Georgia earns its first Gainesville win since 1984-85.
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Brandt Leads Auburn Past Mississippi in Final Home Game
Senior center Chris Brandt overcame a nervous start to score 23 points guiding Auburn to a 110-84 victory over Mississippi in his final home appearance.
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Columbus Upset Foils USC Spartanburg In Peach Belt Final
Tyrone Avery scored 26 points to spark Columbus College to an 86-76 victory over 19th-ranked USC Spartanburg in the Peach Belt Conference men’s tournament final. Tracey Strange led Augusta College to a 64-46 win over Georgia College in the women’s title game. Augusta improves to 23-6 as Columbus drops to 22-7 while both teams eye NCAA Division II bids.
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Cougars Top USC-S Behind Avery 4 Players in Doubles
Avery led four Cougars in double figures as USC-S star Ulysses Hackett scored 30 for a 23-5 squad. Landa broke the tie with a technical free throw at 8:42 left in the first half, sending Columbus College to a 22-8 record.
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College Scores Across Conferences Reported
A sweeping recap lists numerous college basketball results from the EAST MIDWEST SOUTHWEST and FAR WEST regions with dozens of matchups. Notable winners include Bucknell Georgetown Harvard Rhode Island and Villanova among others while upsets and OT games appear in several tallies.
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