Richmond Tops William and Mary 90 78 in SoCon Showdown
Richmond Spiders overcome a 38 point burst by William and Mary’s Ron Panneton to win 90-78. Johnny Moates and Tom Green score 32 each for Richmond while Buster Beebe leads rebounding. W&M drops to 3-2 in conference play.
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Bison Schedule Adjusted for Exam Week
High Point Central basketball team known as the Black Bison will skip a Tuesday game due to exams, with both 4 A Conference games at 8 p.m. Meanwhile changes were made to the Bison wrestling schedule as the High Point grapplers travel to North Forsyth and Grimsley in upcoming nights.
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Wofford tops Lenoir Rhyne 71 58 in Hickory encounter
Ellie Peagram scores 20 to pace Wofford as the Terriers improve to 10 7. Bob Kendall plays the second half with four fouls while Lenoir Rhyne’s Mark LaMoreaux and Aubrey Cochran are held to five and nine points respectively. Wofford dominates rebounding 24 16 in the first half and gains the 71 58 victory.
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Western Carolina Romps Past Pfeiffer 84 49 in Carolinas Conference
Western Carolina used a fast break to crush Pfeiffer 84 to 49 Saturday night in Cullowhee. The Catamounts outpaced the Falcons with sharp transitions and balanced scoring led by their guard trio.
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Elon Holds Off Catawba In 73 60 CC Victory
Elon College built a commanding early lead and coasted to a 73-60 Carolinas Conference win over Catawba Saturday night. Dwight Durante of Catawba scored 34 points in a losing effort as Elon's defense limited the Indians despite the scoring burst.
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Clemson Tops Virginia in overtime ACC clash 102-88
Clemson defeated Virginia 102-88 in overtime as Randy Mahaffey scored 34 points and helped the Tigers pull away after Virginia tied the game at the end of regulation. Richie Mahaffey contributed in the extra period alongside Randy to seal the victory for Clemson.
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Florida Blows By Kentucky In SEC Clash
Florida, ranked tenth, used a strong defense and height edge to roll past Kentucky 89 to 72. Keller and Miller each scored 23 points, Walk grabbed 12 rebounds, while Tallent led Kentucky with 26 points. Florida improves to 11-1 overall.
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Erskine Edges Presbyterian Behind Late Free Throws
Erskine held off Presbyterian 56 to 52 as Terry Adkins hit two free throws with 58 seconds left and Bob Oliver helped secure the rebound. The second half was tightly contested with no team leading by more than four points and eight ties.
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Panthers fall to Appalachian as High Point shoots well
Beauchamp led Appalachian with 26 points and 14 rebounds while Price added 20 and Cheney 19. High Point’s Lindsay led all scorers with 18 as Panthers outrebounded 42 to 36. Vaughn cited turnovers and early fouls as turning factors in a tight game.
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Furman Routs Citadel Behind 51-Point Second Half
Furman overcame a 37-34 halftime deficit to beat The Citadel 85-68 in a Southern Conference game. Steve Lawrence scored 29 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, with Dick Esbeck adding 24. The Citadel shot 35 percent and committed 26 fouls, while Furman hit 50.8 percent.
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Warriors Rally Past Pistons for 136 121 Win
San Francisco star Ricky Barry scored 50 points as the Warriors built a big first half lead, with 21 in the opening half, and 15 more in the third to stretch to 91 75. Detroit rallied behind John Tresvant to tie 97 97 to start the fourth, but the Pistons fell for a fifth straight defeat at home.
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Pirates Rally Past Old Dominion For Third Straight Win
East Carolina trailed by 11 points but surged to beat Old Dominion 90-88 in Greenville, securing its third consecutive victory after eight straight losses.
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Holy Cross Edges Navy In Narrow Win
Holy Cross defeated Navy 58 to 56 as Ed Siudut sparked the Crusaders with an early burst and Gerald Smith led scoring with 34 points and 13 rebounds. Bob Prichett led Navy with 22 points in a tight back and forth final minute.
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Lynchburg Tips Win 84-72 Over Charlotte
Wayne Profitt scored 43 as Lynchburg defeated UNC Charlotte 84 to 72 in a Dixie Conference game. The victory boosted Lynchburg in the conference standings.
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Deacons Hold Off VMI In Narrow Lead Change
Wake Forest never trailed after 5:07 remained in front after Mitchell’s corner jumper. Paul Long scored 19 points boosting the Demon Deacons past VMI as Montgomery and Long sealed the win with key free throws and timely baskets.
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