Alabama Falls To Utah In Close Road Defeat
No. 1 Alabama dropped a 51-49 decision at Utah as shots failed late in a tight defensive battle. Coach Mark Gottfried stressed the tough environment and bench reliance after the loss, while Nick Jacobson paced the Utes with 13 points and Utah notched its 1,500th win.
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Jayhawks Top Hampton 81 68 Behind Ransburg Double 17 17
Kansas women beat Hampton 81 to 68 as Tamara Ransburg scores 17 points and 17 rebounds and Crystal Kemp adds 16 points and 10 rebounds. Kansas uses a 14-4 run after halftime to pull away, with Nichelle Roberts and Stacey Becker contributing key numbers. Hampton trims gap late but cannot close.
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Wake Forest routs Oregon in Seattle Bowl
Wake Forest quarterback James MacPherson threw for 241 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score as the Demon Deacons defeated Oregon 38-17 at Seahawks Stadium. Wake Forest finishes 7-6 and posts consecutive winning seasons for the first time since 1987-88, while Oregon drops to 7-6 after a late-season slide without Joey Harrington.
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Minnesota downs Arkansas in Music City Bowl upset
Dan Nystrom tied an NCAA record by kicking five field goals as Minnesota upset No. 25 Arkansas 29-14 in Nashville. The Golden Gophers improved to 8-5, ending a 31-year wait for a bowl victory after three straight losses since the 1985 Independence Bowl win over Clemson.
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Shockers Conquer Western Illinois at Home
Wichita State defeated Western Illinois 74-56 as Randy Burns posted 29 points on 9 of 15 shooting and 9 of 9 from the line. The Shockers led 41-30 at halftime, then stretched to a 61-39 cushion after an 18-5 run and never let the leather runners approach within 16 points.
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