UConn Repeats Atop AP Top 25 With KU Holding Steady
The AP Top 25 men's basketball poll leaves the top 13 unchanged from last week. UConn remains No 1 with 64 first place votes as Duke and Kentucky vie for positions and several teams shift within the early tens.
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Clemson and Michigan State Roll To Separate Wins
No. 15 Michigan State stretched its winning streak to seven with a 79-67 victory over Pepperdine as Mateen Cleaves and Charlie Bell sparked a second-half surge after a tight first half. Clemson beat South Carolina State 76-58 as Harald Jamison led with 19 points and Terrell McIntyre added 16. Stanford defeated Elon 62-55 with Kris Weems hitting six threes. New Mexico remained undefeated at 8-0 behind Lamont Long's 28 points and Kenny Thomas 22 in a win over McNeese State.
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No. 6 Stanford Beats Elon In Road Tilt 82-58
Stanford, ranked No. 6, defeats Elon 82 to 58 as Weems and Young pace the Cardinal with 20 and 15 points respectively. Elon struggles from three and trails by 16 at halftime, managing 23 total rebounds to Stanford's 37.
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Kitt Leads Wildcats Past Coppin State In Strong Rebound Night
Kansas State junior Tony Kitt played 23 minutes for 14 points and 18 rebounds as the Wildcats, 10-2, defeated Coppin State 62-36. Kitt often lacks endurance but keeps producing, eyeing David Hall's school record of 27 rebounds. Coppin State's Fred Warrick managed eight points on 2 of 14 shooting.
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Kansas State Tops Coppin State In Big 12 Box Score
Kansas State improves to 10-2 by defeating Coppin State 62 to 36 on course for a Big 12 matchup. Key players include Kitt with 14 points and Graves contributing across rebounds and assists as Coppin State struggles from the field. Coppin State’s Pointer led with 7 points and Reavis grabbed 7 boards for the visitors.
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Duke and Kentucky Set for Jimmy V Classic Showdown
No. 2 Duke meets No. 3 Kentucky in a high profile East Rutherford doubleheader to raise money for Jim Valvano cancer research. Purdue faces South Carolina in the nightcap as both programs chase momentum with 10-1 records and high stakes in an out of conference clash.
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Georgia women hold steady in AP Top 25 ranking
Georgia moved up to No 4 in the AP women's basketball poll, matching the program’s third-best start after a rough previous season. The top three remained UConn, Tennessee, and Purdue as the Bulldogs benefit from healthy veterans and strong depth.
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