Erdmann, Brewer spark Sooners past Nebraska 84 77 in Norman
Oklahoma rides Nate Erdmann career high 34 points and Corey Brewer 15 second half points to an 84 77 win over Nebraska in Norman. Erdmann carried early with scoring while Brewer energized late sealing the victory and moving Oklahoma to 11 5. Nebraska drops to 11 7 after Tyronn Lue scores 30 despite fouls and a second half push.
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Wake Forest improves to 15-1 with a 61-58 win over Florida State as 7-foot-1 freshman Loren Woods joins All-America Tim Duncan in the frontcourt. Duncan scores 22 while the Deacons overcome a rough first half and 3-point struggles by the guards.
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Daisy leads Northern Iowa past Drake 81 68 in Des Moines
Daisy scored 24 points as Northern Iowa rallied from a 10 point deficit to beat Drake 81 68 in Des Moines. The Panthers used a 20 5 second half run to seize a 53 48 lead with 12 27 remaining and pulled away with an 8 0 run late.
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Minnesota Dominates Purdue To Extend Big Ten Lead
No. 8 Minnesota crushed Purdue 91 68 at Minneapolis as Bobby Jackson scored 20 and Sam Jacobson 17 to push the Gophers toward their first conference title since 1982. Purdue battled with Chad Austin scoring a career high 30 despite the loss. Northwestern routed Ohio State 78 47 while Wisconsin beat Illinois 73 61 and Michigan defeated Michigan State 74 61.
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