UConn Stuns UMass With Second-Half Rally
No. 9 Connecticut overcame a 25-point deficit to defeat UMass 59-48 in Hartford. Emeka Okafor foul trouble limited him to four points as UMass led 30-9 at halftime before a rapid Huskies comeback sparked by a tighter press and clutch three-pointers from Gordon Brown and Rashad Anderson. Kentucky beats Tulane 76-60 as Keith Bogans scores 21 with five threes.
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Illinois 80 Eastern Illinois 68 in Illini win
Illinois sophomore Dee Brown scored 25 points and Brian Cook added 21 as No 15 Illinois defeated Eastern Illinois 80 68 at Champaign The Illini built a second half surge turning six EIU turnovers into a 15 point advantage Brown hit two threes during the stretch and Cook contributed in the win Henry Demercant led the Panthers with 30 points.
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Texas A&M 85 Wright State 68 basketball recap
Texas A&M dominates Wright State 85-68 after leading 37-37 at halftime. Players Derrick Moore Classen Ly and Summerville lead scoring with double digits as Texas A&M out-rebounds Wright State 46-31 and vessels 15 assists to Wright State 15.
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Iowa City interns petition over Pierce case at UI
Inter im UI president received two petitions totaling more than 3,000 signatures protesting the handling of the sexual assault case involving basketball player Pierre Pierce. The petitions were given to William Sandy Boyd, who expressed strong dismay while noting Pierce remains on the team practicing but not playing. Pierce, a sophomore guard, pleaded guilty to assault causing injury and avoided jail time after an initial third degree sexual abuse charge was reduced.
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Longhorns rout TCU in lifting home stand
No. 23 Texas dominated TCU 86-54 at home to stretch its winning streak to three and improve to 3-2. Alisha Sare led with 17 points, Heather Schreiber 14, Stacy Stephens 12, Coco Reed 10, while coach Jody Conradt praised improved defense and attitude despite road concerns.
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Massachussetts Edges Connecticut In Women's NCAA Action
Massachusetts led 30-29 at half and held Connecticut to 48 points in a low scoring contest. Key performers included Brand with 13 rebounds for Massachusetts and Anderson with 16 points for Connecticut as the teams traded baskets in a physical early season matchup.
Tiny college putting up big numbers
Des Moines Iowa AP Grinnell College uses a high tempo offense with 83 three point attempts and 31 made in a game, scoring 160 in one opener and 152 in another while averaging 136 points per game. Coach David Arseneault notes the fun of a close-score win as Drake visits for a Division I test.
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