Major College Basketball Poll and Scores January 7 2003
Associated Press college basketball poll results and Tuesday scores list in East West South and Midwest regions. Highlights include Army defeating Fairleigh Dickinson 65 63 and West Virginia edging Miami 68 63 with multiple other results across conferences and junior college divisions.
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Sooner upset tops UConn for first loss this season
Hollis Price scored a career high 33 points guiding Oklahoma to a 73 63 victory over third ranked Connecticut as Price went 10 for 10 from the foul line late. The win snapped UConn's bid for a perfect start while Oklahoma extended its home winning streak to 30 in a row.
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Shockers Hold Off Indiana State In MVC Clash
Wichita State beat Indiana State 71-55 as Aaron Hogg led with 16 points. The Shockers shot 55.1 percent and dominated the boards 49-19 to overcome 24 turnovers and win their third straight. Indiana State cut the margin late before a 64-53 gap with 4:49 remaining.
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Friday Night High School Basketball Scores and Results
A long list of Thursday basketball results shows Pittsburg Colgan 60 over Uniontown 44 and Quivira Heights 52 Lincoln 40 among many others. Teams including Sabetha, Santa Fe Trail, Salina Sacred Heart, Manhattan, Shawnee Mission West, and Wichita campuses posted varied tallies across diverse venues.
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Salina Sacred Heart Beats Marion In Tight Match
Salina Sacred Heart defeated Marion 57 to 49 in a boys basketball contest. Scoring details show key runs and standout performances from both sides amid a competitive late stretch.
Bryant sets NBA record with 12 threes in win over Sonics
Kobe Bryant scored 45 points for the Los Angeles Lakers in a 119-98 victory over Seattle, hitting 12 of 18 from beyond the arc and 11 threes in the second and third quarters. He nailed nine straight threes, an NBA single game record.
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