Kansas downs Ohio State 74 66 in Columbus
Redshirt freshman Ben McLemore scored 22 points as No. 9 Kansas beat No. 7 Ohio State 74 66. The Jayhawks improved to 10 1, extending their recent series dominance over the Buckeyes. Deshaun Thomas led Ohio State with 16 while Ohio State hit just 9 of 36 in the final 20 minutes.
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Michigan State Beats Texas as Nix Dominate Performance
No. 20 Michigan State defeated Texas 67 56 behind Derrick Nix with 25 points and 11 rebounds. Nix shot 7 of 10 from the floor and 11 of 13 at the line as Keith Appling added 14 and Adreian Payne 13 for the 11 2 Spartans who remained 6 December perfect.
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N C State tops St Bonaventure 92 73 in Raleigh
CJ Leslie sparked No. 25 North Carolina State with a career high 33 points to lift the Wolfpack to a 92 73 win over St. Bonaventure in Raleigh. Scott Wood added a season best 23 points and Lorenzo Brown 11 assists as N C State moved to 9 2.
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Old Dominion Stuns Virginia In Tight Cavaliers Upset
Old Dominion overcame a 34-24 deficit to surge with Aaron Bacote's 17 points and a blistering 21-4 burst. Batten hit multiple 3s to spark the Monarchs, then held off Virginia in a late sequence as DeShawn Painter added inside scores and free throws to seal a 58-54 finish. Virginia led 25-20 at halftime before the rally.
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Harrow sparks Kentucky as Wildcats outpace Marshall in clash
Kentucky built a first half edge led by 6-2 Harrow while 6-8 Herd rebounding valued 41.3 as Marshall trailed 35 percent shooting to 28 percent. Harrow fueled a 21-5 second half run, lifting Kentucky past Marshall at home despite Hood’s illness.
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Temple Upsets No 3 Syracuse In Gotham Classic
Temple defeated Syracuse 83-79 at Madison Square Garden as Khalif Wyatt scored 33 and Anthony Lee 21 while the Orange shot poorly from the line, going 19 of 34, and missed 15 free throws. C.J. Fair led Syracuse with 25 points. Temple built a second-half lead and held on despite four ties.
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