Georgetown Stuns 14th-Ranked Syracuse In Big East Battle
Georgetown defeats unranked Syracuse 60-56 as defense clamps down on Jim Boeheim’s team. Lawrence Moten scores 13 but misses late jumper as Othello Harrington seals win with three late free throws. Boeheim rues missed shot. Cal dominates Cal State Northridge 93-63 behind Jason Kidd 24 points and Lamond Murray 22. earthquake postponement noted.
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Rutherford's rockets lift OSU past Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma State guard Randy Rutherford poured in a career high 33 points earlier and added eight 3-pointers in an 86-68 win over Oklahoma in Stillwater. Bryant Reeves dominated inside with 28, while Jeff Webster led Oklahoma with 30. The Cowboys clinched their first season sweep of the Sooners since 1981 as Tubbs was ejected late.
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Lawrence High teams in action and standings noted
Lawrence High players Daniels 16 points Cook 14 Ward 14 led junior varsity and varsity efforts as Lawrence fell to Rockhurst 65-48. Sophomore Deanna St Cyr led girls with eight in 36-26 win over Emporia. West teams posted multiple junior high results and a correction noted for Steve Walker’s college status at Coffeyville JC.
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Crum elected to Basketball Hall of Fame in first year
Springfield AP report notes Louisville coach Denny Crum joined Hall of Fame class alongside Chuck Daly Cesare Rubini and players Carol Blazejowski and Buddy Jeannette. Enshrinement set for May 9 as Crum’s 22 year Cardinals era tops with 536 wins and multiple Final Four appearances.
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Big Eight benefits from ESPN Big Monday slot says Sutton
Oklahoma coach Eddie Sutton credits the Oklahoma State game on ESPN Monday night for boosting the Big Eight. He notes the Big Ten passed on the slot and says the prime time exposure helps recruitment and showcases intense Big Eight play nationally.
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Kansas Men's Basketball Statistics Highlight Key Leaders
Ostertag leads blocked shots with 52, Pollard 16, Woodberry 15, Williams 14. Woodberry tops steals with 35, Vaughn 24, Rayford 23, Scott 21, Pollard 16, Pearson 16. Note: x no longer on team.
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Oklahoma State Hands Oklahoma 86 68 in College Basketball
Oklahoma State improves to 16 6 with a dominant 86 68 victory over Oklahoma. Reeves 28 points and Rutherford 27 lead the Cowboys while Minor and Webster tally for Oklahoma. Rebounds and assists skew toward Oklahoma State as the Sooners fall short on both ends.
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