Baker powers Cowboys past Northwestern State in Oklahoma State win
Oklahoma State endured a poor shooting overall but Maurice Baker dominated with 22 first half points nine rebounds five steals and four assists to power a 79 44 victory over Northwestern State The Cowboys improved to 10 0 while Northwestern State fell to 2 7 in Stillwater Oklahoma City.
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Arena manager apologizes to Knight after clash
TEXAS AP Compaq Center general manager Jerry MacDonald apologized for his confrontation with Texas Tech coach Bob Knight after a 71 64 win over Houston in a charity event. Knight had criticized arena conditions and MacDonald said Knight cursed him and offered to fight. Knight declined further comment at a post game briefing.
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Virginia and Georgetown Power Through Varied Showdowns
Virginia tops Charleston Southern 74 on heavy scoring by Williams and Mason as Granger and Karanovic push Charleston Southern. Georgetown defeats Howard 99 in a matchup led by Sweetney and Braswell with strong shooting from the floor and free throws.
Purdue Defeats DePaul 63 61 Behind Wright's 21
Shereka Wright scored 21 points to lift No. 7 Purdue to its ninth straight win 63 61 over DePaul. Lenae Williams led DePaul with 28 but a late turnover and blocked desperation shot sealed Purdue's victory. Meadows and Komara contributed for Purdue as Williams pushed DePaul early before Purdue surged to a second-half lead.
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Bearcats smother Spiders in Las Vegas Classic opener
No. 25 Cincinnati defeated Richmond 77 to 46 as Steve Logan scored 17 of 25 in the second half. Kenyon Martin, honored with a standing ovation, watched from the bench as Cincinnati, 8-1, showcased tough defense and wore new red uniforms. Richmond shot 36.6 percent, missing nine of their first ten shots behind Cincinnati's stifling defense. Martin, now with the Nets, had earlier helped relay the Olympic flame in town. Virginia routed Charleston Southern 89-63 as Travis Watson and Chris Williams led the 6-0 Cavaliers, starting strong with nine quick points and extending their lead on early treys.
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Georgetown tops crosstown rival as Sweetney stars
Georgetown defeats its crosstown rival behind 25 points and 10 rebounds from Mike Sweetney. Wesley Wilson adds 22 points on 8 of 10 shooting and Kevin Braswell 21 points and five assists as the Hoyas improve to 9-1 and run their win streak to eight. In Michigan, Adam Ballinger posts 17 as Michigan State earns its 21st straight home win, tying Big Ten marks after beating then No. 6 Arizona.
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Williams Eyes Colorful Nonconference Slate for KU
Kansas coach Williams weighs diverse road schedule facing Rhode Island, Maine, Mississippi and other states as he plans potential home and away series. Woodling notes KU has limited history vs several programs, with long overdue matchups against Virginia and West Virginia. Sports editor Chuck Woodling can be reached at 832-7147.
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Boschee eyes NBA or overseas after Kansas run
Boschee, a sports management major at Gustavus Adolphus College, says he may try pro ball overseas if no NBA deal emerges and would return to finish school for coaching. He notes Kansas entering 8-1 with strong talent, including possible future NBA players, and contemplates a run at the Big 12 title and Final Four.
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