Terrapins Hold Off Oklahoma State In Stillwater
Maryland defeats Oklahoma State 73 66 as Jake Layman posts 21 points and 11 rebounds, helping the 11 1 Terrapins extend their unbeaten start. Melo Trimble adds 16 points, while LeBryan Nash tops OSU with 17.
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Temple Owls v Kansas Jayhawks pre Christmas showdown
Temple coach Dunphy praises his revamped lineup led by DeCosey Cummings and Bond ahead of a key game against Kansas. The Owls aim to extend a strong homecoming shows and build momentum after a Delaware win. Kansas seeks rhythm on a tight road stretch and a three game series lead in the series.
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Kansas and Temple Meet in Philadelphia Showdown
Kansas Warriors, led by Frank Mason III and Wayne Selden Jr., travel to Wells Fargo Center to face Temple Owls star Obi Enechionyia and Jaylen Bond as both teams bring deep rosters into a televised 6 p.m. matchup on ESPN2. The Jayhawks boast Perry Ellis and Cliff Alexander alongside a host of sophomores and freshmen, while Fran Dunphy's Owls counter with a balanced lineup including Jesse Morgan and Quenton DeCosey.
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Jayhawks rely on depth and sharpshooters to spread defenses
Kansas features multiple point shooters Keegan Branwen Greene Wayne Selden and Svi Mykhailiuk with high three point accuracy and rapid improvement. Mason leads at .522 while Mykhailiuk and Selden show recent hot shooting and freshmen Kelly Oubre joins rotation enhancing floor spacing for slashers and driving lanes.
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Kansas Women at a Glance: Jayhawks visit Creighton
Kansas (8-3) travels to Creighton (6-5) at D. J. Sokol Arena in Omaha for a stubborn nonconference road test. KU owns an 11 game series winning streak but has rarely left Allen Fieldhouse this season. Lauren Aldridge leads a young KU backcourt while Chelsea Gardner pursues another strong scoring game amid foul trouble.
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Pelicans edge Thunder in late rally to snap skid
Anthony Davis led New Orleans with 38 points and 12 rebounds as the Pelicans beat Oklahoma City 101 to 99. The Thunder were led by Russell Westbrook with 29 points and 8 assists, but fell short despite a late push.
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