Purdue Nips Wisconsin In Big Ten Clash At Mackey
Rodney Smith scored 19 points including a go ahead 15 foot jumper with 1:47 left as Purdue beat No 17 Wisconsin 73 67 at Mackey Arena. Purdue improved to 11 3 overall and 3 0 in the Big Ten while Wisconsin dropped to 10 3 and 1 2 in the conference.
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Tar Heels hold off Terps in ACC clash in College Park
No. 9 North Carolina avoided a late surge from 14th ranked Maryland to win 86-83 in College Park. Joseph Forte scored 20 of his 26 after halftime, sealing with two free throws and a layup as UNC stretched a nine game win streak.
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Sakic Keeps Pace as Avalanche Top Blue Jackets
Joe Sakic added a goal and an assist to reach the league leading point total as the Colorado Avalanche beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4 2 in Columbus Ohio. The Avalanche have won all five meetings with the two expansion teams this season and four times overall.
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Avalanche overpower Blue Jackets as Forsberg and Drury shine
Colorado rolled past Columbus 4-1 behind goals from Drury Forsberg and Deadmarsh with assists by Sakic. Roy stopped 19 shots to tie Nabokov for NHL wins leader at 22 as Colorado rattled off a strong stretch.
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Illini visit Carver-Hawkeye in depth test for Haw key showdown
Illinois brings top ten ranking and deep frontcourt to Carver-Hawkeye Arena for a Big Ten opener against Iowa. The Illini boast eight players over 15 minutes and seven over six points per game, while Iowa seeks a competitive bounce back after two tough losses.
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Cyclones Top Kansas Behind Haugen 3s and Free Throws
Iowa State defeated Kansas 63 50 as Haugen scored 13 and Wilson 12 for the Cyclones. Kansas shot 38.5 percent and sank only one three while Iowa State held an 19 7 free throw edge after Kansas committed 25 fouls.
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Crockett Placed On Sex Offender Registry By Iowa Authorities
The Iowa Department of Public Safety and Division of Criminal Investigation found Crockett at moderate risk to reoffend and placed him on the state sex offender registry since 1995. He must report address changes for 10 years. Fry Ferentz praises Crockett as exemplary and focused on moving forward. Crockett, a business major, previously served 90 days in a Michigan county jail after his freshman year and earlier earned academic honors at Central High School in Battle Creek.
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Best team in West sets record straight
Portland Trail Blazers routed the Philadelphia 76ers 93 75 in Philadelphia to extend their winning streak to nine while the Sixers saw their seven game run end. Damon Stoudamire outplayed Allen Iverson and Rasheed Wallace used his shot over the league’s top shot blocker.
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