Wildcats Upset No 7 Kansas In Big Eight Tourney
Vincent Jackson scored 25 as Kansas State rallied to beat Kansas 74-67 in Kansas City advancing to the Big Eight final. Beane added 19 and the Wildcats snapped an eight game skid against Kansas, moving to 19-9 and set for a title showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Vincent Jackson
Kansas State
Kansas
Anthony Beane
Wildcats
Missouri
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Beane
Rex Walters
Kane
Stevene
Eric Pauley
Deryl Cunningham
Adonis Jordan
Walters
Aaron Collier
Askia Jones
Pauley
Collier
Jackson
Dun
Jones
Lucas
Henson
McEntyre
Hancock
Scott
Watters
Jordan
Gurley
Woodberry
Richey
Rayford
Ostertag
Kansas St
Tar Heels Rally After Lights Go Out To Beat Cavaliers
North Carolina overcame a scoreless stretch in the second half with a late surge after a lights outage. Montross and Reese sparked a 16 point burst, while UNC dominated the boards 43 to 30, overcoming George Lynch's cold shooting and Virginia's strong defense. Cory Alexander scored 22 for Virginia as the Cavs tried to steady after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lynch
Maryland
Montross
Virginia
Junior Burrough
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Reese
Cavaliers
Jeff Jones
Cory Alexander
Smith
Jones
Wege
Lynch
Donald Williams
Williams
Clemson Falls As Tech Uses Zone To Stifle Whit eney's 21
Clemson shot 11 of 17 from the field with Chris Whitney scoring 21 for the Tigers but Jay Best managed only two of nine and Devin Gray was scoreless. Georgia Tech employed a box and one plus zone to limit Whitney and force Clemson into a lethargic first half. Sharone Wright posted 15 points but Clemson struggled to move the ball against the Yellow Jackets defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Whitney
Tigers
Best
Sores
Clemson
Devin Gray
Travis
Georgia Tech
Bobby Cremins
Duke
Bobby
Hurley
Whitney
Cliff Ellis
Yellow Jackets
Sharone Wright
Florida State
Andre Bovain
Tar Heels Hold Off Cavaliers 74 to 56 in ACC Showdown
North Carolina defeats Virginia 74 to 56 as Key players Reese Williams Montross lead for UNC while Parker and Alexander top Virginia scorers. UNC improves to 28 3, Virginia slips to 19 9. halftime 35 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Burrough
Williford
Jeffries
Parker
Co.Alexander
Smith
Barnes
Wilson
Haviicek
Mitchell
North Carolina
Reese
Lynch
Montross
Phelps
Williams
Sullivan
Salvadori
Cherry
Rodl
Calabria
Geth
Davis
Wenstrom
Stephenson
Pirates Hold Off Pesky Friars
Seton Hall remains unbeaten in Big East since title race with a 69-60 win over Providence as Terry Dehere scores 28 and advances to the conference final against St John’s or Syracuse. Iowa tops Illinois 63-53 behind Winters and Earl while Evansville beats Xavier 80-69 to claim the MCC tournament title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seton Hall
Providence
Pirates
Syracuse
Terry Dehere
Iowa City
Iowa
James Winters
Russ Millard
Illinois
Big Ten
Illini
Champaign
Andy Kaufmann
Richard Keene
Deon Thomas
ACC Dominates This Season Says Coaches
College coaches mark the Atlantic Coast Conference as strongest this season with UNC Duke Florida State Wake Forest and Virginia as near locks for the NCAA tournament. Georgia Tech may also reach the field while ACC rivals coast on high winning percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACC
Cincinnati
Bob Huggins
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Duke
Florida State
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Maryland
N.C. State
Vanderbilt
Eddie Fogler
Southeastern Conference
Seminoles
Randolph Childress
Demon Deacons
Cameron Indoor Stadium
Clemson Falls Short Against Georgia Tech 69-61
Clemson shot 22 of 68 and lost 69 to 61 as Georgia Tech built a 29-28 halftime lead. Wright led Clemson with 15 points while Forrest paced GT with 26 and Barry dished 13 assists for the Yellow Jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Nelvms
Howell
Rankin
Baldwin
Kirkpatrick
Williams
Lee
Rayford
Simpson
Purdy
Yanke
Ling
Kreamer
Michigan
Webber
Jackson
Howard
Rose
King
Riley
Pelinka
Voskuil
Talley
Dobbins
Derricks
Bossard
Fife
Petinka
Neloms
Clemson
Bovain
Gray
Wright
Martin
Whitney
Buckin
Richie
Tamera
Brown
Georgia Tech
Moore
Forrest
Mackey
Best
Barry
Hill
Newhill
Barnes
Marin
Whitney Delivers As Clemson Narrowly Misses Win At Tech
Whitney sparked Clemson with clutch late shots keeping the Tigers close as Georgia Tech led 29-28 at halftime. Tech defense slowed Whitney in the second half while Clemson failed to convert a late jumper that was ruled a three, leaving a 64-62 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Whitney
Clemson
Tigers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cats
The
Associated Press
Michigan Northwestern
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chris Webber
Crisler Arena
Wolverines
James Voskuil
Juwan Howard
Pat
Tucson
Ariz
Chris Mills
Arizona
UCLA
Mills
McKale
Damon Stoudamire
Ed Stokes
Stoudamire
Khalid Reeves
Butler
O'Bannon
Petruska
Edney
Tarver
Zimmerman
Dempsey
Zidek
Burns
Boyle
Lanier
Jonas
Flanagan
Reeves
McLean
Johns
Stokes
Richard Scott
Ron Lucas
Cornel Parker
Scott Cherry
Charlotte Coliseum
Boxscore
Co Alexander
Turner
Simpkins
M.brown
Western
Abdullah
T.brown
Karnishovas
Walker
Cover
Dehere
Leahy
Griffin
Shipp
Bennett
Kaufmann
Thomas
Clemons
Keene
Davidson
Taylor
Wheeler
Michael
Harris
Totals
Winters
Lookinghill
Earl
Webb
Murray
Millard
Glasper
Bartels
Evansville
Xavier
Indianapolis
Parrish Casebier
Aces
Scott Shreffler
Elkins
Hupmann
Shreffier
Cochenour
Chandler
Hisse
Casebier
Ohio
Hawkins
Grant
Gentry
Gladden
Poynter
Knop
Mack
Edwards
Sykes
Charlotte
Big 10
Blue Devils
Jackets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!