Shockers stun Oklahoma State on late Benton basket
Wichita State under Mark Turgeon edges Oklahoma State 61-59 as Terrell Benton scores 16 of his 23 after halftime. Benton’s decisive 37-second finish caps a hard fought win for the 4-1 Shockers, while OSU 3-1 misses late chances.
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Beavers rally past Great Bend JV in Scott City tilt
In the Scott City Invitational opener Scott City Beavers erase a 41-38 deficit by outscoring Great Bend 19-12 in the final period for a 57-53 win. Richard Nolan 21 leads Scott City with Derek Riner 15. Great Bend’s Even Guerra tops visitors with 17. Scott City advances to Friday’s semifinal against Holcomb or Weskan.
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Spartans claim title game rematch in rout of Florida
No. 2 Michigan State downs No. 8 Florida 99-83 behind Marcus Taylor 15 points and Zach Randolph 27 as the freshmen fuel MSU’s 17th straight win. Taylor and Randolph combine for 42, extending Breslin Center streak to 34. Brent Wright leads Florida with 18 as Illinois, Virginia and Wisconsin- Green Bay also noted.
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Williams to return to North Carolina for Wake Forest game
Roy Williams returns to coaching in his home state for Kansas vs Wake Forest in Winston-Salem. The third ranked Jayhawks seek a 8-0 start as Wake Forest, 6-0, aims to extend an 11 game win streak. Williams notes possible fan reaction amid Carolina ties and past disappointments. Separately, Skip Foster resigns as Coffeyville coach, taking Tulsa arena job. Coffeyville seeks replacement.
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