Virginia Tech tops Mississippi 80 75 in high scoring matchup
In a nonconference game Virginia Tech improves to 8 1 with an 80 75 victory over Mississippi. Key performances include Hill scoring 20 for the Hokies and Davis totaling 18 for the Rebels as Mississippi shoots 29 of 67 from the field while Tech goes 26 of 56.
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Kentucky Defeats Hofstra 96 73 in Nonconference Tilt
Kentucky (9 1) topped Hofstra (6 5) 96 73 as Briscoe led with 19 points and Monk added 15. Adebayo drew a technical and Kentucky held a 48 33 halftime edge while dishing 20 assists to Hofstra’s 12 and grabbing 38 rebounds to Hofstra’s 39.
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Virginia Tech routs Bowling Green 98 51 in women’s clash
Virginia Tech improves to 10-0 with a 98 to 51 win over Bowling Green. Hill, Hicks lead Hokies with 21 and 17 points respectively. Tech shoots 34 of 63 from the field and 17 of 28 at the line while holding BG to 19 of 66.
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Redskins Eagles Match Summary Brief
In a game between Washington and Philadelphia, the first quarter included a Phil Sturgis 45 yard field goal at 9:46. The fragment ends during the second quarter with no further scoring details available.
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Evening sports lineup and game details on December 12
Television schedule covers Auburn vs Boston College in New York on FS1 at 6 30 p m ESPNU has Jacksonville State at Maryland at 7 p m FS1 presents South Carolina versus Seton Hall in New York at 9 p m NBA games include Washington at Miami at 7 30 p m and Portland at the Los Angeles Clippers at 10 30 p m NFL action features Baltimore at New England with game specifics and in game stats and scoring leads through the fourth quarter with team rushing passing and receiving tallies listed.
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NFL Standings Reported From Weekend Games
Houston 22 Indianapolis 17 Carolina 28 San Diego 16 Miami 26 Arizona 23 Tampa Bay 16 New Orleans 11 New York Jets 23 San Francisco 17 OT Green Bay 38 Seattle 10 Atlanta 42 Los Angeles 14 Dallas at New York Giants 8 30 p.m. game time.
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Ridgeview wins Breaks Classic title over Castlewood
Gabe Counts scores 17 to lift Ridgeview to a 61 57 victory over Castlewood in Rose Ridge Virginia, as Counts MVP Griffen Counts posts 16, Yates 11, Mullins 10, and Castlewood’s Trey Phillips leads with 15 points 13 rebounds. Hurley tops Council 74 37 in third place game with Lester 22 and Sykes 17.
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Herd romps past Bluefield with 28-0 burst in first quarter
Marshall opened with layups by Hamilton and Alexander, then burst ahead with a 28-0 run. Akers and Gore added early scoring as Marshall built a 22-4 lead after one. Evans and Fraley finished the quarter strong, holding Bluefield scoreless for the final 6:51.
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Hokies Hold On For 73 70 Win Over Ole Miss
Virginia Tech edged Ole Miss 73 to 70 as Hill sealed victory with four free throws in 16.6 seconds. Hill finished 7 of 10 from the line while Tech shot 18 of 30. Tech used 3s and disciplined defense to offset 60 percent free throw shooting. Khadim Sy sparked the second half with early baskets and Williams praised his effort. Tech eyes NCAA bid, next facing The Citadel after exams.
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Redskins rally past Eagles in tense road matchup
Washington builds on a 3-0 start as quarterback Kirk Cousins throws for 234 yards and a touchdown while Carson Wentz passes for 314. DeSean Jackson makes a spectacular over the shoulder grab for a 14 13 lead, Pierre Garcon connects on a key 15 yard TD, and a late 2 point try is stopped. Eagles lose long snapper Jon Dorenbos to a wrist injury and Darren Sproles leaves with a head injury after a hard punt return.
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UConn extends win streak with 75 58 at Kansas State
Napheela Collier added 22 as No. 6 Connecticut built large leads in both halves to beat Kansas State 75-58. Samuelson hit six 3s and Kia Nurse added 13 for the 9-0 Huskies, extending their winning streak to 84 and road streak to 27. Breanna Lewis led Kansas State with 18 in the 9-1 Wildcats.
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