All Bets Risky In ACC As Maryland Hosts North Carolina
The Associated Press notes the ACC schedule with third-ranked Maryland facing No. 14 North Carolina on regional TV, while fifth-ranked NC State seeks revenge on Wake Forest. Clemson visits Virginia and Duke hosts Princeton as Maryland rivals NC and Wake Forest reshape the race with big players like LeGarde and Kupchak in focus and John Lucas returning from injury.
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Raiders Beat Cummings 70 66 Behind Craft's 11 Straight
Andrews stays perfect at 13th straight win, 70 66 over Burlington Cummings as David Craft scores 25 to power the finish. Ted Brown sidelined with concussion, Hamp Williams out with a broken nose, forcing Eddie Albertson into starting duty and Greg Hill 14 points with 10 rebounds.
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Lambeth lands 38 as Bison down Dudley in hoops clash
Keever Lambeth scored 38 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lift High Point Central, the Bison beating Dudley 81 61. Willie Jones added 20 points and Central used a new 2 1 2 zone to blunt Dudley inside. The JV 12 2 squad also stands out.
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ACC Big Scorers Highlight Wake Forest NC State Tilt
Wake Forest plans the same effective zone defense from the Jan 3 meeting against NC State as Norm Sloan’s Wolfpack prepare to attack. The ACC stars include Thompson at 31.7 ppg and Wake Forest's Skip Brown at 21.6 ppg with seven assists. Clemson’s Wayne Rollins looms as a key, while Duke seeks a 13th straight win over Princeton. The game also marks Blue Devil basketball’s 50th year and the Indoor Stadium’s 35th anniversary.
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Ailing Vaughters Puts Big Hurt On Jaybirds
Central Davidson coach Ron Chapman faced a tough Friday night as his Spartan team battled league leader Allen. Center Jerome Vaughters, slowed by illness, exploded for twenty eight points and dominated rebounds in a decisive performance.
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Spars topple Jaybirds as Foul Clutch free throws decide
In a 72 to 66 victory the Spar tains snapped a three game skid and overtook first place. Jack Spears delivered 19 points and iced the win with four free throws in the final 14 seconds after earning the nickname Jack Frost for his late season heroics. Central Davidson edged Allen Jay 72 to 66 and the girls’ team also won 44 to 38 as Vaughters and Hedrick led the front line while coach Ernie Newton lamented rebounding and inside toughness.
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College Scores Roundup From East to West
College score results across many campuses with a mix of wins and losses. Notable games include Oral Roberts beating McNeese St. 82 to 79, Utah State or Utah teams posting high totals, and midweek OT performances including Fairfield, West Coast, and other regional matchups. Key players and exact scores vary across the list.
Ledford Panthers overwhelm West Davidson in boys game
Ledford 84 West Davidson 45 as Panthers surge to 8-2 in the Central Carolina Conference. Coach Gary Hinkle praised ball movement and fast breaks while West Davidson coach Kent Crim lamented lacking intensity and depth. Dragon girls fell 48-44 earlier in the night.
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Tigers Rout Southern Guilford In CCC Matchup
Randleman Tigers surged to a 65 58 CCC win over Southern Guilford to move to 4 6 in conference play. Kenny Laughlin and Jeff Kennedy each scored 16 with Scott Surratt adding 13 as Randleman balanced attack carried them past a 2nd half deficit. Southern Guilford’s Joey Hackett led with 20 points as the Indians held a one point halftime edge before Randleman pulled away.
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Trinity Boys Fall. Girls Keep Third Place in SPC Clash
Trinity girls dominated Kannapolis 60 43 while Trinity boys trailed 63 73. Beverly Bowling led the girls with 16 points as Trinity built a big first-quarter cushion. Randy Wells paced the boys with 18 points and James Lucas added 15 in a balanced effort that fell short. Kannapolis scorers included Green, Poole, Massey, Wilhelm, Howard, Korky, Roberts. Trinity contributors included Williams, Bowling, Marlown, Baby, Steele, Skeen, Wall, Russ. The game featured strong starts and steady scoring, with Kannapolis unable to overcome Trinity’s early pace.
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HPC Hosts Catawba in Realm of Merchants Night
High Point College seeks fan interest as it hosts Catawba in an 8 o'clock Carolina Conference clash at Alumni Gym. Catawba sits second with one league loss while High Point, 4-4 in the conference, aims to end a four game skid. Miles leads HPC scoring and rebounding figures amid a rugged league race.
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