Bison Edge Reynolds In Overtime For 61 59 Win
Tony Shaver hit a 15 foot jumper with two seconds left in overtime to lift High Point Central past Winston-Salem Reynolds 61 59 after a 54 54 tie. Cadick and Betterson added key scores while Kennedy led Reynolds with 25 points.
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Winston-Salem
Tony Shaver
Winston- Salem Reynolds
High Point Central
Bison
Wayne Cadick
Demons
Sam Kennedy
Carl Richardson
James Betterson
Kennedy
All Central
Reynolds
Cadick
Betterson
Shaver
Roger Hedgecock
Central
Burlington
Hedgecock
Richardson
Kentucky Surprises Tennessee in late shot
Jim Andrews scored on a baseline layup with two seconds left to lift Kentucky past 19th ranked Tennessee 72-70 in an SEC game. Tennessee erased a 13 point Kentucky lead and tied at 70 with 1:11 remaining as Len Kosmalski led all scorers with 30 points. Kentucky used a late 15-4 run to secure the victory keeping its title hopes alive.
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Lexington
Jim Andrews
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tennessee
Andrews
Vols
Len Kosmalski
Ronnie Lyons
Larry Stamper
Tom Parker
Neyneies
Kennedy
Shaver
Nk Rehrdsn
Cadick
Brent
Scott
Ff Gentry
Boulware
Price
Binkly
Buran
Crong
Joe
Reynolds
Ses Central
Central
Collegiate Scoreboard Highlights Wide Early Season Upsets
Large list of college basketball results features Kentucky over Tennessee 72 70 Arkansas 100 over Texas 89 and Michigan 83 over Northwestern 79 as teams like Ohio State Indiana and North Carolina State post key wins across multiple conferences.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Oma
Chicago
Trntty Christian
Saginaw Valley
Detroit Tech
Long Beach
Loyola
Detroit
Cite
Rhode Island
Duquesne
St. Olaf
Lawrence
Wis
Ripon
Carleton
Iowa
South Carolina
Clark
Tufts
Colorado
Kansas
Colorado St
Wyoming
Kalamazoo
Lake Forest
Wis-Eau Claire
Wis.-Stout
Fairmont
Glenville
Beckley
Ohio Valley
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Colby
Texas A&m
Furman
Virginia Military
Memphis State
North
Texas State
Michigan
Northwestern
Western Kentucky
Morehead
Ohio State
Indiana
Centre
Wabash
Minnesota
Michigan St
MIT
Lowell Tech
Merrimack
Siena
Massachusetts
Miami
Ohio
Ohio U
Duke
North Carolina
Fordham
Princeton
Steubenville
Northern
Preiffer
Newberry
Morris Harvey
W. Va
Marist
Dowling
American
George Washington
Pace
Baruch
Frostburg State
Bridgewater Va
Indiana Central
DePauw
Armstrong St
No. Carol
Wilmington
Belhaven
Wm. Carey
Maryland
Navy
Southwestern
Luthera
High Point
Lenoir Rhyne
Howard Payne
Tarleton St
Seton Hall
Georgetown
Tulane
Southern Mississippi
Messiah
Eastern Mennoite
Austin
Texas All
Doane
Neb
Midland
Joan Fisher
Roberts Wesleyan
Co of Ozarks
Ozark Bible Col
Walsh
Cedarville
Mansfield St
Genesee St
Tennessee Tech
Murray St
West Liberty
Hobart
Houghton
Toledo
Western Michigan
Defiance
Malone
Balcwin-Wallace
Denison
St Eggwards
East Texas Baptist
Kyle
Eastern New Mexico
Holy Cross
Assumption
Westfield St
North Adams
Nacsen
Barrington
Worcester Tech
Amherst
Providence
Niagara
Earthen
Manchester
Eiriga Southern
Stetson
Mane Farmington
Ricker
Belmont Abbey Upsets Catawba In Narrow Heartbeat Finish
Belmont Abbey freshman Mike Hawkins made both free throws with four seconds left to lift the Crusaders to a 65-64 win over Catawba. Catawba, ranked 15th in AIA ratings, suffered its third defeat in 16 games as Mundy’s last-second jumper fell short. Abbey erased a halftime deficit and led 40-34 early in the second half before a 10-3 Abbey run gave them the lead for good.
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Belmont
Mike Hawkins
Belmont Abbey
Catawba
Hawkins
Crusaders
Marty Mundy
Abbey
AJA
Jim McDede
Wake Forest tops South Florida in ACC clash
Wake Forest transfer WAKE scored 18 points to lead the Deacons as John Kiser tallied 16 for South Florida along with Bill Lear and Tom Davis at 11 each. Wake Forest moved to 4-10 in ACC play while USF fell to 4-9. The Deacons trailed 11-9 early, then surged to a 24-13 run and led 42-33 at halftime. USF turnovers reached 25, with 12 charged to Wake Forest.
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Deacons
John Kiser
South Florida
Bill Lear
Tom Davis
Wake Forest
Louisville Wins In Overtime
In Des Moines Drake rallies from 12 down to force overtime but Louisville takes a 79-77 extra period victory. Price scores Louisville’s late baskets, Ben Thomas and Price each tally 19 as Louisville improves to 19-1 and extends road winning streak to a national mark. Seger leads Drake with 19 and Whitley adds 15 as the Bulldogs fall to 4-10 in the Missouri Valley Conference clash.
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East Carolina
William & Mary
North Carolina St
Pittsburgh
Southwest Texas
Sam Houston
East Texas State
McMurry
Davidson
West Virginia
Thomas More
Pikeville
Des Moines
Iowa
Jim Price
Larry Seat
Whitley
Drake
Louisville
Price
Cardinals
Bob Whitley
Ben Thomas
Seger
Bulldogs
Dennis Bell
Cleo Kilgore
Hawkeyes Top South Carolina In Chicago Thriller
Iowa led wire to wire and beat fifth-ranked South Carolina 91-85 as Rick Williams scored 40 points for the Hawkeyes. Kevin Joyce paced the Gamecocks with 23, while Iowa’s Kevin Kunnert added 20 as the hosts sealed the win with late free throws.
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Chicago
Iowa
Rick Williams
Hawkeyes
South Carolina
Long Beach State
Loyola of Chicago
Gamecocks
Casey Manning
Danny Traylor
Williams
Kevin Kunnert
Kunnert
Kevin Joyce
Tom Riker
Carolina
Own
Peters
Verver
Wilims
Aydiett
Angiing
Fegonk
Mouse
Gronsko
Winters
Treyier ' i
Kynnert
Joyce
Collins
Aker
Suinger
le Menni
Giet
Cave
Ayfeta
South Caroling
Raiders Honored With Seven Special Football Awards
Andrews 1971 Central 4-A Division 5 champions held a booster club banquet where seven players received special awards. Ronnie Johnson led with Outstanding Player, Thomas Lanier was Most Improved, Randy Hobbs Best Blocking, Herbert Cole Most Valuable Player, Sammy Durham Most Desire, Gary Kearns Unsung Hero, and Lanier earned the Head Hunter Award for defense. A Golden Helmet will honor Unsung Hero annually. Coach Boswell lauded staff and predicted strong return with 18 players back for next season.
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Paul Kutz
Andrews
Red Raiders
Ronnie Johnson
Thomas Lanier
Randy Hobbs
Sammy Durham
Gary Kearns
Herbert Cole
City Police Department
C. H. Leak
Bill Hunter
Corie McRae Johnson
Hunter
Tom Harger
Mike Lambeth
Bill Wightman
Raiders
Bob Boswell
Pro Basketball Scoreboard Odd night drives high scoring
Kentucky 108 over Indiana 6 and Carolina 122 to 98 lead a list of results. Dallas 129 beat Utah 116 while Denver 110 edged Memphis 98. Pittsburgh at New York postponed due to travel. Indiana 119 Utah 113 went late. Virginia 121 Florida 117 in overtime.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Utan
Denver
Memphis
New York
Virginia
Utah
Pess
Boston
Philadelpn
Buffalo
Baltimore
Atlanta
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Phoenix
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Seattle
Houston
Portland
Philadelphia
Floridians
Martin Terrell Lead Clemson Victory 85 73
Clemson defeated Virginia Tech 85 to 73 as guards Bud Martin and Terrell Suit scored 18 points each. All five Clemson starters reached double figures while Tech forward Allen Bristow led Tech with 21 points and 18 rebounds. Clemson pulled away after a late first-half run and built a double-figure lead to seal the win.
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Clemson
S. C
Bud Martin
Terrell Suit
Virginia Tech
Tech
Allen Bristow
Lee Harvey
Osuit
Brown
Frazier
Hawkins
McNeer
Martin
Bristow
Browning
Lipscmbdl
Frasisco Cooley
Odie
Wilims
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