Vaughn O-Footer Leads Panthers To Overtime Loss
High Point Panthers fall 66 65 in overtime to Catawba Indians. Vaughn cites missed foul shots and low percentage final plays as decisive, praising defense by Littles and Picka while noting Colbert and Lindsay drove for the final attempts.
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Blue Devils Top Mountaineers in Duke Victory
Duke’s Mike Lewis scored 33 with 19 rebounds to lift the Blue Devils past West Virginia 91 75. Bob Verga added 20 as Duke overcame WVU’s early speed, pulling away after a late first-half surge.
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East Carolina lands Quinn to rebuild cage power in Conference
Tom Quinn, former High Point and Newberry coach, takes over at East Carolina in the Southern Conference. He aims to build a strong program at Minges Field house as 6,800-seat facility. He cites scholarship limits and road recruiting as key challenges while noting West Virginia’s strength in the conference.
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East Carolina
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Ragsdale High
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High Point
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Tony
Kirk Stewart
West Virginia
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Newberry
Gamecocks Rip Wake Forest By 77-60
South Carolina defeated Wake Forest 77 to 60 in Winston-Salem to move into third place in the ACC. The Gamecocks improved to 4-1 in conference play and 10-3 overall, while Wake Forest dropped to 4-2 and 7-9. Jack Thompson and Skip Harlika scored 20 each for USC, as USC led 33-22 at halftime and held on after Wake Forest nudged within five points in the second half.
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Wake
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Carolina A Forest
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Gregor Standard
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Boshart
Scott
Burkher Crinkiey
Randall
Broady
Wills
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UNC Finds Finesse as Tar Heels Extend ACC Lead
The second ranked Tar Heels toppled Maryland 85-77 at Carmichael Auditorium to win their fourth straight and lift ACC record to 6-0. All five UNC starters scored in double figures led by Larry Miller and Rusty Clark with 20 each.
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Dick Grubar
Rich Drescher
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Jay McMillen
Billy Jones
Gary Williams
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