Alabama Falls To Utah In Close Nonconference Loss
No.1 Alabama dropped a 51-49 decision at Utah after a late miss spree. Utah’s Nick Jacobson hit key free throws to seal the win as Alabama Coach Mark Gottfried faced a tough environment and a 9-1 team struggles on offense. Arizona also lost but Luke Walton reinjured his right ankle against Boston University, likely sidelining him for Pac-10 play at Oregon.
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Jayhawks hold off Hampton 81-68 on wing play
Kansas led by Tamara Ransburg 17 points and 17 rebounds and Crystal Kemp 16 points as the Jayhawks beat Hampton 81-68. After a slow start in the second half Kansas built a 14-4 run, with Stacey Becker hitting a key three to push the margin. LaShondra Dixon led Hampton with 23 points while Nichelle Roberts added 14 and 10 rebounds for Kansas.
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Deacons rout Ducks in Seattle Bowl thrill ride
Wake Forest quarterback James MacPherson threw for 241 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a score as the Demon Deacons defeated Oregon 38 1 in Seahawks Stadium. MacPherson connected with Jason Anderson on 57 and 63 yard TD passes, helping Wake Forest finish 7 6 with a winning season for the second straight year while Oregon slumped to 7 6 after a 6 0 start without Joey Harrington.
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Minnesota Upsets No 25 Arkansas 29 14 in Music City Bowl
Dan Nystrom tied an NCAA record by kicking five field goals as Minnesota defeated No 25 Arkansas 29-14 in Nashville. The Gophers improve to 8-5, earning their first bowl win since the 1985 Independence Bowl after a streak of losses in three consecutive bowls.
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Shockers top Western Illinois 74 to 56 at home
Randy Burns scored 29 points on 9-of-15 from the floor and 9-of-9 at the line to lift Wichita State to a 74-56 victory over Western Illinois. The Shockers built a 41-30 halftime lead and blew the game open with an 18-5 run to reach 61-39 with 8:28 remaining, never letting the Leathernecks threaten. Western Illinois dropped to 2-8 while Wichita State improved to 5-4.
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