Alabama Edges Toward SEC Clock With Road Blues
Alabama’s road woes deepened as No. 15 Alabama fell 76-57 at Tad Smith Coliseum. Aaron Harper led Mississippi with a career high 28 points, while Erwin Dudley and Maurice Williams struggled in their home state. The Tide, 0-3 in SEC road games, remains mired in a four game span with several disappointing losses. Across other games, Oklahoma State beat Baylor 67-64 in overtime as Tony Allen sealed the win, Indiana defeated Ohio State, Notre Dame toppled Providence, and Missouri’s Ricky Clemons returned from suspension to spark a late run.
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Rangers Rally Past Islanders 5 0 In Long Island Return
Bryan Trottier returns as Rangers coach and leads his team to a 5 0 victory over the Islanders at Nassau Coliseum. Matthew Barnaby nets twice, Mike Dunham stops 31 shots as New York dominates to earn two points in a high emotion game.
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Howard Leads Shockers to Home Conference Win
Jamar Howard scored 18 points as Wichita State beat Drake 69-61 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. The Shockers trailed at halftime but surged in the second half, making 14 free throws and limiting Drake after 65-61 late. Drake's record moved to 7-11, 2-5, while Wichita State improved to 10-5, 5-1.
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Ming slows in loss to Dallas
Houston rookie Yao Ming scored six points in 22 minutes as the Rockets fell 107-86 to the Dallas Mavericks. Coach Rudy Tomjanovich said Yao would take two days off to recharge after a lethargic performance with five turnovers and three blocks, while Rae LaFrentz altered shots and won a jump ball.
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