BG Gains MAC Tie With Win By 8 Over Ohio
Bowling Green defeated Ohio University 74 66 at the Convocation Center to end Ohio's seven game MAC win streak and create a three way tie for first with Bowling Green and Toledo. Mark Cartwright sparked BG with 17 points in the first half as Ohio shot 36 percent.
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Bowling Green Tops Ohio in Front-Court Battle
Bowling Green used a stronger front line to slow Ohio and pull away after an 8-4 run. Denny Busch’s disrupted outlet pass limited Ohio’s fast break and Bowling Green built a comfortable lead behind Cornelius Cash’s 17 second half points. The Falcons outshot Ohio 54 to 39 percent as Ohio guards managed only 18 points.
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Bowling Green downs Ohio in MAC race reshuffle
Bowling Green defeated Ohio 74 66 to join Toledo and Kent State atop the Mid American Conference with 4 2 records. Walter Luckett was held to 10 points as BG guard Jack Wissman limited him, while Larry Coal led Toledo with 18 in a 86 55 win over Kent State.
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ABA Sues NBA Over Player Signings and Monopolistic Claims
The American Basketball Association and nine franchise owners sue the National Basketball Association and 17 franchises, alleging fraud breach of contract and antitrust violations to disrupt player movement and raise competition. The suit seeks up to 600 million in damages.
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College Scores Across Mid American and East Regions
Ohio College Mid American games feature Bowling Green 74 over Ohio University 66, Toledo 86 over Kent State 55, Western Michigan 85 over Central Michigan, and Miami 114 over Findlay 71. Other results include Wittenberg 88 over Ohio Wesleyan 69, Marietta 53 over Capital 50, Hanover 92 over Bluffton 74, and Xavier 70 over Canisius 67. Additional scores show Dayton 91 over Cincinnati 79, Akron 89 over Ashland 80, Malone 83 over Ohio Dominican 66, St Vincent 72 over Walsh 67, Franklin 107 over Urbana 73, East Connecticut 71 over Holy Cross 68, Penn State 61 over Syracuse 55, Fordham 65 over Army 55, Delaware 73 over Gettysburg 69, Lafayette 60 over Bucknell 49, Pitt 106 over Westminster Pa 71, Manhattan 88 over St Peter's N J 82, South Carolina St 86 over Maryland 80, South Carolina 85 over Niagara 60, George Washington 67 over Navy 61, Concord 84 over West Virginia St 74, North Carolina 77 over Wake Forest 67, Duke 89 over Davidson 72, West Virginia 90 over Virginia 85, and Midwest Detroit 65 over St Francis Pa 64.
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