Vols rally past SMU behind Slay and Haislip
No. 6 Tennessee (8-0) trailed SMU (4-1) most of the game before Ron Slay and Marcus Haislip sparked an 29-point burst in the second half. Slay finished with a career high 22, giving Tennessee its first lead at 67-66 with 8:36 to go as the Volunteers survived 85-76.
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Tennessee Tops SMU In Upset Bid On Road
Tennessee rode 22 assists and 12 rebounds from Marcus Slay and 14 points from Isiah Victor to beat SMU 85 76. Jeryl Sasser led the Mustangs with 20 points and 12 rebounds as SMU fell to 4 1. Tennessee extended its non conference home win streak to 35 while countering SMU’s up tempo attack with tough defense.
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Aggies impose sanctions on NMSU basketball program
Las Cruces New Mexico State University announced sanctions on its men’s basketball team for alleged NCAA violations under former coach Neil McCarthy. The penalties include a postseason ban this season, four lost scholarships over three years, and two years of probation. Recruiting limits target junior college players for 2002-03.
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Iowa State routs Texas Pan American as Welle dominates
Iowa State's Angie Welle scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a 91-59 win over Texas Pan American. The 6-4 sophomore shot 8-for-10 in 22 minutes, repeatedly beating defenders down the floor for layups as No. 7 Cyclones overcome a slow start.
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Intriguing college women's hoops scoring duel report
The late game box scores show Holy Cross and Connecticut in a rough multi team ledger with TEAMS and players listed, including Abrasimova Jones Bird Taurasi and notable totals. Connecticut leads 92 to 65 in a high scoring outing as Iowa State and Louisiana Tech also post offensively charged results.
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Heupel Nets AP Player of the Year as Sooners Dominate
Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel, leader of a 12-0 Sooners squad, won the AP College Player of the Year Award. He completed 280 of 433 passes for 3,392 yards with 20 TDs and ran for six. Heupel led rally wins including a Big 12 title clincher against Kansas State and is seen as a Heisman favorite heading into the Orange Bowl against Florida State.
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Brees Wins Maxwell Award As Top All Around Player
Purdue quarterback Drew Brees captured the Maxwell Award for the nation’s best all around player after throwing for 3,393 yards and 24 TDs to lead the 8-3 Boilermakers toward a Rose Bowl berth. He edged Chris Weinke and Josh Heupel in a vote by coaches and writers.
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