College Scores from Saturday's Tournaments and Classics
A collage of college basketball results lists numerous games across invitations and classics. Notable outcomes include Stanford over St Louis, Florida defeating Valparaiso, Duke and Kentucky posting big wins, and several holiday tournaments featuring teams like Brigham Young, Western Carolina, and Providence. The page reflects a wide range of schools, venues, and scores with many matchups in progress or completed.
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Stanford
St. Louis
Augusta
Southwestern
Florida
Valparaiso
Dayton
Seattle
Marshall
E. Carolina
Vanderbilt
Vermont
S& Uke
Yate
Caroling
Virginia
Ark
Tadt
John Brown
A. Creighton
Drake
Nolra Dame
Kentucky
Duke
Northwestern
St. Joseph’s
Ind
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico St
Wayland Baptist
Tex el Paso
Western
Elmhurst
Buana Vista
Briar Clutt
Oakland U. al. Kealsmaroo
Lafayette
St. Francis
N.Y
Buffalo
Patterson
Clark
G. Michigan
Montana St
John Carrol
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Marshall Hands East Carolina A 92 81 Defeat
Marshall University extended its unbeaten record to seven wins by defeating East Carolina 92 81 at the Civic Center in Charleston. The Thunder Herd led 47 29 at halftime and never trailed as Jack Battle scored 21, Eric Bachelor added 18, Tom Ferrell 16, and Wayne Smith 12. East Carolina fought back from a 23 point deficit but could not overtake the lead.
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Charleston
W.va
Marshall University
East Carolina
Neutral
Civic Center
Marshall
Jack Battle
Thundering Herd
Eric Bachelor
Tom Ferrell
Wayne Smith
Herd
Nicky White
Pirates
Atkinson
Owens
Lee
White
Geter
Ashorn
Edmonds
Edwards
Hunt
Braman
Marsh
Mohn
Ferrell
Hickman
Battle
Austin
Smith
Imperi
Zemba
Bachelor
Mastropoula
Polo
Mannefeld
Davidson
Mike Sorrentino
Greg Dunn
Sheldon Parker
Wildcats
Miami
Syracuse
Phil Lumpkin
Gary Dees
Redskins
Rudy Hackett
Swim Club dominates Fort Bragg meet with one first and three seconds
High Point Swim Club earned a lone first place from John Ragan in the boys 13 14 100 yard butterfly and added three second places across relays and individual events. Julie Armfield and Laura Schultheis led girls 15 17 and 13 14 events as 18 teams competed without team scoring.
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Fayetteville
High Point
Fort Bragg
John Ragan
Ragan
Julie Armfield
Laura Schultheis
Debbie Dula
Susie Muir
Jane Aaron
Aaron
Schultheis
Dula
Linda Wolf
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Clemson Upsets Furman For Poinsettia Classic Title
Clemson overcome an 11 point deficit to beat Furman 75 67 and claim the Poinsettia Classic basket ball crown in Greenville South Carolina Wayne Rollins and Van Gregg spearheaded the rally Gregg scoring 17 Bethea and Croft each added 14 points. Delaware defeated Cincinnati Xavier 65 64 in the consolation game.
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Greenville
S.C
Clemson
Wayne Rollins
van Gregg
Furman
Delaware
Cincinnti Xavier
Gregg
Jo-Jo Bethea
Wayne Croft
Gardner-Webb Romps Over Lenoir Rhyne in Holiday Tourney
Gardner-Webb defeated Lenoir Rhyne 95-76 to capture back-to-back Gardner-Webb Holiday tournament titles. John Searight scored 21, John Drew 19, Jim Blanks 18 and Blanks earned MVP honors while Lenoir Rhyne's John Lentz had 19. Elon beat Presbyterian 88-81 in the consolation. Thomas Moore led Elon with 28, Diffy Ross 27, and Elon joined the all-tournament team.
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Boiling Springs
John Searight
Gardner Webb
Lenoir Rhyne
Gardner-Webb
Elon
Presbyterian
John Drew
Jim Blanks
Blanks
John Lentz
Thomas Moore
Diffy Ross
George Hester
Tech Trims Vols To Win Gator Bowl
Texas Tech defeats Tennessee 28-19 in the Gator Bowl as Joe Barnes throws two TD passes and scores once while Isaac and Massey pace the Tech rushing. Tennessee mounts a second half rally but falls short. Barnes 8-10 passing for 154 yards. Holloway 17-21 for 190.
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Tech
James Mosley
Tennessee
Larry Isaac
Vols
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe Barnes
Texas Tech
Ricky Townsend
Barnes
Grimes
Williams
Tenn
FG Townsend
Isaac
Massey
Stanback
Chancey
Willams
Tillman
Jones
Yarborough
Howard
Love
Holloway
Davidson Wins Charlotte Invitational With 97-87 Triumph
Davidson Wildcats led by John Falconi Jed Davidson with 26 points defeated Miami of Ohio 97-87 to capture the Charlotte Invitational. Falconi earned MVP honors after a tourney total of 43 points 17 assists and 20 rebounds. Miami’s Rich Hampton was ejected late in the final amid a boards fight.
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Charlotte
N.C
John Falconi
Jed Davidson
Wildcats
Miami
Ohio
Syracuse Orangemen
Chicago Loyola
Rich Hampton
Falconi
Crimson Ruler Triumphs In Rain at Sugar Bowl Handicap
Crimson Ruler won the six furlong Sugar Bowl Handicap at New Orleans Fair Grounds in a rain drenched race, defeating Don't Be Late Jim by four lengths as a downpour began shortly after start. The winner paid 18.60 7.60 4.80 with Don't Be Late Jim returning 7.40 4.60 and Little Iffy finishing third at 3.00.
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New Orleans
Crimson Ruler
Sugar Bowl
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Kenneth LeBlanc
Jim
Little Iffy
Vikings and Cowboys Meet Amid Playoff Hype
The Vikings boast eight straight playoff trips and a 12-2 regular season while owning a 6-1 edge in series versus the Cowboys. A sellout of 5,000 fans was secured as 1,000 tickets remained and the local TV blackout was lifted.
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Vikings
Cowboys
All-Conference Honors Highlight Mitchell Bratton and Others
Thomasville fell to Asheboro 61-51 as Mitchell Bratton led Thomasville with 17 points and Len Barner scored 16 for Asheboro. Bulldog coach Mike Allred blamed substitutions for losing momentum, noting poor floor shooting and rebounding despite a strong effort on the boards.
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Asheboro
Thomasville
Craig Hooker
Mark Weston
Bulldogs
Comets
Art Richardson
Mitchell Bratton
Mike Allred
Citadel Tops Navy 74 66 in Brigadier Palmetto Classic
The Citadel, led by five players in double figures, defeated Navy 74-66 to improve to 6-1. Rodney McKeever 145-pound freshman MVP sparked a second half surge with a 16:13 layup to put The Citadel ahead to stay. McGriff and Johnson also starred, while Navy’s Burns and Marshburn led scoring for the Middies.
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Charleston
S. C
Citadel
Navy
Charleston Baptist
Art Beasley
John Johnson
Lehigh
Greg Weber
Arthur McGriff
Chuck Cordell
Bulldogs
Robert Burns
Robert Marshburn
Rodney McKeever
McKeever
McGriff
Richard Johnson
Bill Montgomery
Baptist
Beasley
Colonels Rout Tams 145 101 in Memphis Showdown
Kentucky Colonels defeated the Memphis Tams 145 to 101 as Dan Issel scored 29 points. The Tams suffered their 15th loss in 16 games, trailing early and failing to close the gap after halftime as Kentucky pulled away.
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Memphis, Tenn
Dan Issel
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Memphis Tams
Memphis
Tams
Kentucky
Issel
The
Colonels
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Associated Press
Heliday
McNay Convolation
Bethany
Kan
Marly
Carolina St
Memphis St
St. John's
Minn
Hillsdale
Wayne, Mich
Pitt-Johnstown
Rabben Clasale Savanth
Tennassea
Santa Clara
Brigham Young
W.virginia
Santry
Anderson
Millen Halladay
Massachusetts
Depaul
Brown
Peter‘s
N.J
John’s
Buena Vista
Briar Clit
W. Viteetnia
Milton
Earlham
Columbia
Maryland
Boston Col
Michigan
Dakota Tech
John F. Kennedy
Connecticut
Vai
Monmouth
Fou-Madison
Quaker City Champiionship
California
Albright
Rogues
Fresno Pacific
Humboldt St
Emory & Henry
K. Tech
N. Central
Wabash
St. Peter's
Jonn's
Belmont Abbey
Walsh
Western Carolina
Greensboro
Lenoir
Trenton
Wagner
Chicago
Morgan St
Stillman
Loyola
Chadron St
Colorado Mines
Bellevue
Neb
Western St
Colo
Capital District
Albany St. N.Y
REI
Michael
Too Lutheran
Purdue
Oklahoma
Providence
Jnsale Prenchip
Blution
Kenyon
Adrian
Arizona Af
SMU
Virginia Tech
Texas
LSU
Swim Club
Buzzy Braman
Red Raiders
Lawrence Williams
Raiders
Andre Tillman
Townsend
Haskel Stanback
Condredge Holloway
Eddie Brown
Oakland
Dolphins
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Kev Stabler
Bob Griese
Mary Hubbard
Charlie Smith
Clarence Davis
Larry Csonka
Mercury Morris
ST. Paul, Minn
Ralph Backstrom
Chicago Cougars
Bobby Sheehan
Jersey Knights
World Hockey Association
Jack Kelley
New England
Ulay
Leary
Allstate Leasing & Acceptance Corporation
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No. Carolina
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