Ball State rolls past Elon with 14 threes in win
Ball State, in front of 7,000 fans at Worthen Arena, routed Elon 106-65 as Theron Smith posted 20 points and a career-high 17 rebounds. The Cardinals hit a school-record 14 three-pointers while overcoming early shooting jitters and a 7-0 Elon run.
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Smith
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Zach Willingham
Alabama St and Iowa face off in high scoring clash
Alabama State led 37 30 at halftime as Gamble and Levett combined for 14 points, while Iowa’s Evans and Pierce contributed key boards and assists. Ball State downed Elon 106 65 with Williams leading Ball State in scoring, and Marquette surged past Texas Southern 76 40 with Wade and Henry fueling a strong second half.
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Henry
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Connecticut falls to Ball State in high scoring clash
Ball State shot 26 of 69 from the field and 13 of 30 on three pointers to beat Connecticut 103-69. Ball State led 54-38 at halftime as Taurasi led UConn with 16 points and Goff paced the Cardinals with 16. Rebounds favored Connecticut 48 to 25, but Ball State moved to 4-7 while UConn improved to 7-0 in a late season nonconference tilt.
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Texas A&M Edges Long Beach State In Low Scoring Win
Texas A&M defeats Long Beach State 71 to 56 as B King leads A&M with 20 points and 11 rebounds. Long Beach State’s Williams posts 16 points and 12 rebounds. Gardener adds 8 points for A&M. The game features 3 point struggles with Long Beach 1-12 and Texas A&M 6-18.
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Oklahoma tops Arkansas 69 54 in Fayetteville on Friday
Ebi Ere scored 29 points on 10 of 13 shooting and Hollis Price drilled a key three as Oklahoma beat Arkansas 69 54. Price sparked a 14 0 run to push OU ahead 39 37 after Arkansas briefly led, with Ere adding a put back for 43 39 and a decisive stretch.
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UConn Cruises Past Ball State 103 69 Behind Jones Taurasi
Top ranked UConn overcame a stern challenge from Ball State as Assha Jones scored 19 and Diana Taurasi dished a career high 12 assists in a 103 69 win. Huskies improve to 7 0 while Ball State drops to 3 2 with Tamara Bowie leading the Cardinals with 17 points.
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Air Force players suspended for season finale over curfew
Twelve Air Force football players were suspended from the season finale against Utah for curfew violations in Hawaii. Eleven had significant playing time. Tre Cage was the exception. Separate items note Tony Davis being sued over Cornhusker tickets, Jon Dawson leaving Nebraska, and Nebraska fans delaying bowl plans as Big 12 implications shift.
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Toledo Tops Marshall In MAC Title Thriller
Toledo defeats No. 20 Marshall 41 36 to claim the Mid American Conference title in a dramatic second half rally. Chester Taylor runs 188 yards with two scores, and Todd France scores on a fake field goal to spark the comeback. Byron Leftwich throws for 420 yards for Marshall, who earns a GMAC Bowl berth, while Toledo advances to the Motor City Bowl.
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Toledo vs Marshall football game recap
Toledo and Marshall combined for a high scoring showdown with Marshall 36 and Toledo 41. Marriott led Marshall receivers with 179 yards on 10 catches while Taylor and McCray paced Toledo with 188 rushing yards and 179 receiving yards. Leftwich threw for 420 yards and Bolden added 175 for Toledo.
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