Kansas escapes with 81 70 win over Pacific
No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks sustain a late run to defeat Pacific 81 70 behind Keith Langford 21 points and a career high seven assists. Aaron Miles added 19 points eight assists and six steals while Wayne Simien had a 12 point 15 rebound double double. Pacific led at halftime and traded baskets late as Kansas won its 11th straight at home to move to 4 0.
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Liberty routs 19th ranked KSU without Wecker in Wildcat Classic
Liberty dominates Kansas State 77 to 56 as Wecker misses game with a left ankle injury ending the Wildcats 35 game regular season home streak. Tharp leads Liberty with 26 points, Feenstra MVP 22 points and eight rebounds while Kansas State shoots poorly from deep and the charity stripe. Megan Mahoney scores 18 for KSU as the Flames jump to a 10-2 start and take control early.
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Liberty Tops Kansas State 77 56 In Consolation Thriller
Liberty uses a 21-2 run to seize a 57-37 lead as Tharp opens with back to back threes. Liberty shoots 54 percent and dominates rebounds 42-26 while forcing 23 turnovers. Margeviciute and Tharp earn all tournament honors alongside Mahoney and Koehn. New Hampshire defeats Tennessee State 66-42 in the consolation game.
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Deerfield Girls Win Season Opener at Walsh 56 40
Bailey Crandall notches a double double with 27 points and 14 rebounds and six assists to lift Deerfield over Walsh Colorado 56 to 40. Hailey Norton scores 12 as Deerfield refutes Walsh's early lead and pulls away posting a 33 23 halftime edge.
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Gophers Rally Past Kansas For 62 45 Victory
Minnesota trailed 15 points early and at halftime before a 17 point run sparkled a 62 to 45 win over Kansas. Janet McCarville led Minnesota with 15 points, Shannon Schonrock 13, and Liz Podominick 14, as the Gophers improved to 6-1 while Kansas dropped to 3-3 behind Crystal Kemp's 17 points.
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Auburn Misses BCS Title as USC and Oklahoma Lead
USC and Oklahoma finished atop the final BCS standings and will meet in the Orange Bowl on January 4. Auburn earned third in BCS points and will play Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl on January 3. California missed the BCS entirely despite high hopes.
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White, Peterson spark Sooners Big 12 title win
Oklahoma clinched the Big 12 title with a 42-3 victory over Colorado as Jason White threw TDs on his first three possessions and Adrian Peterson ran for 172 yards and three scores. White seeks a second Heisman while Peterson could become the first freshman to win the trophy, with USC’s Matt Leinart also in contention after a win over UCLA.
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Moya beats Roddick to clinch Spain’s Davis Cup title
Carlos Moya defeated Andy Roddick 6 2 7 6 7 6 to give Spain a 3 1 lead and seal their Davis Cup victory. Moya embraced Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia as Spain celebrated a historic team triumph ending the U S drought in the event.
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