Unpredictable Bearcats Upset Marquette 63-62
Cincinnati coach Gale Catlett hailed the 63-62 upset of sixth ranked Marquette as a momentum builder for his Bearcats, who topped Marquette behind Mike Jones 20 points to extend their home streak to 57 games. Marquette’s Butch Lee led with 19 as Cincinnati barely held on after a late rally by the Warriors.
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Trojans Snap 22-Game Pac-8 Losing Streak In LA
Washington coach Marv Harshman lamented a flat showing as USC beat Washington 83-70 to end a 22 game Pac-8 drought. USC's Bob Boyd praised resilience while Mary Safford and Greg White led the Trojans with 24 and 22 points respectively. UCLA and other top teams powered the nation with decisive wins across the week.
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How Top 20 Teams Fared In AP Poll Week
The Associated Press college basketball poll shows top teams' results. San Francisco beat Shanwall. UCLA defeated Tennessee and Washington in varying margins. Kentucky, Duke, Virginia, and Indiana posted notable wins. several teams had mixed outcomes or did not play.
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Washington and Lee Generals lead Virginia small college hoops streak
Washington and Lee Generals, 17-2, extended their winning run to 11 with a 109-77 victory over Virginia Wesleyan, while Lynchburg saw its 10-game streak end in a 76-06 loss at Navy. ODAC standings show Hampden-Sydney atop Lynchburg, Bridgewater, and Eastern Mennonite nearby. in other leagues Norfolk State and George Mason won, while Virginia State and Bluefield State posted CIAA results.
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Providence Stuns No 9 Louisville In Tight Loss
Providence trailed 39-26 early in the second half but rallied to take a brief lead before Louisville, led by Darrell Griffith with 11 points, pulled away 68-64. Hassett led Providence with 22 points while Williams topped Louisville with 18 as Louisville extended its win streak to 14.
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Old Dominion bids as state’s top basketball team
Old Dominion Monarchs, 17-2, extended their win streak to 14 with a 73-71 win over William and Mary as they push to be considered the state’s premier college squad. The night featured multiple regional games with Virginia, VMI, Richmond, and others in action amid a busy schedule.
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