Sooners Submarine Listless Kansas 68 64
Kansas state was stunned as Oklahoma edged Kansas 68 to 64 in overtime in the Big Eight pre season tournament first round at Municipal Auditorium. KU led 56 45 before Oklahoma rallied with Clifford Ray Garfield Heard and Kirby Jones key plays. Nash struggled from the line missing four straight free throws.
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Jayhawks fall in overtime to Oklahoma in tight 66 64 decision
Kansas and Oklahoma traded leads late in overtime before Hardin's layup gave OU a 66 64 edge with 43 seconds left. Robisch led KU with 26 points as Kansas wrestled with outside scoring and 44 34 rebounding edge for OU. Jayhawks prepare for a Monday losers bracket game against Oklahoma State.
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Collier Expects Cowboys to Learn From Past Mistakes
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier says Dallas must not overlook the Browns in the upcoming NFL Eastern Conference showdown at the Cotton Bowl. Dallas is a six point favorite before a 71,000 sellout crowd and CBS telecast as Landry cautions about overconfidence.
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Missouri Coach Dan Devine to Stay at MU
Missouri athletic director Dan Devine told Chancellor John Schwada he plans to coach at the University of Missouri as long as the university wants him. He said the six or seven year contract may be extended and denied interest in pro football. Chancellor Schwada praised Devine as a great coach and asset to the academic community.
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Oklahoma Upsets Kansas In Big Eight Tourney Thriller
Oklahoma coach John MacLeod called the 68-64 first round win over Kansas the biggest victory of his program. Garfield Heard led OU with 22 points and 15 rebounds as the Sooners rode a stronger second half while Kansas faltered at the line late, notably Aubrey Nash missing four straight free throws.
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Ibas Zone Strategy Fails as Pokes Fall to Kansas State
In the Big Eight tournament opener Hank Iba debut the 1 2 2 zone for Oklahoma State but Kansas State pulls off a 51 49 victory. Venable Wheeler Hughes and Cooper provide late scoring as KSU edges OSU ending a nine game OSU win streak.
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Lakers Rally Past Knicks 114-106 Behind West Baylor Coaching
Jerry West fueled a second half surge as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the New York Knicks 114-106. Elgin Baylor, sidelined with groin and abdomen strains, provided a halftime pep talk and Joe Mullaney instructed guards to space the floor to curb Walt Frazier. Baylor will be out at least a week.
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Washington Routs USC 90 86 In Far West Classic Opener
Washington Huskies powered to a 90-86 victory over Southern California in the Far West Classic at Portland. George Irvine scored 41 and Steve Hawes 22 as Washington won its seventh straight, challenging UCLA for national contention under Tex Winter.
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Colleges Tournaments Big Eight and Holiday Meet Results
College basketball results list dates, teams and scores from the Big Eight Tournament and holiday events. Oklahoma State, Kansas, Platteville, Macalester, Quincy, Drury, Evansville, Wisconsin, Marquette, Minnesota, Alabama, North Central, South Dakota, Minnesota Duluth, Creighton, San Jose State, Idaho State, Washington State, Oregon State, Yale, Hawaii, Ohio University and Fresno State appear with varying outcomes across multiple tournaments and invitationals.
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