Deacons dump Clemson in tough defensive win
Wake Forest beats Clemson 55-49 as Tim Duncan carries the red-hot Tigers struggle on offense. Odom lauds the comeback in a game marked by physical play with several players knocked down. Wake Forest improves to 20-2, extending a school-record fifth straight 20-win season.
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Sooners Sprint Past Colorado 91 66 in Norman Victory
Oklahoma rolled to a 91-66 win over No. 15 Colorado as Nate Erdmann scored 31 and hit seven of eight threes. The Sooners shot 58 percent overall, built a 46-28 halftime edge, and improved to 14-7, 6-5 in the Big 12 while Colorado fell to 17-6, 8-3. ErdmANN led Oklahoma while Chauncey Billups scored 27 for Colorado.
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Willoughby leads Cyclones past Missouri 87 59
Iowa State guard Cedric Willoughby returns to form with 29 points, including six threes, as the 9th ranked Cyclones pull away from Missouri 87 59. The win follows a 36 point effort against Kansas, aided by an 18 1 run and strong second half shooting.
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Georgia Tops South Carolina In Tight Top 25 Clash
Georgia and South Carolina played a hard fought game with Georgia pulling out a 77 74 win. Harrison led Georgia with 23 points while L Davis paced South Carolina with 24 points and 7 rebounds as the teams traded leads through a 39 39 halftime stalemate.
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Forfeited season shocks Yavapai coach in Prescott
Yavapai College coach Dolph Carroll, a former Kansas player, forfeited the rest of the season after seven of his nine players were cited for marijuana possession at a motel party. Carroll, 38, plans to meet with his team as national attention grows with requests from ABC, NBC, and radio shows.
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Texas Tech tops Texas A&M 80 65 behind Carr's 22
Cory Carr led four Texas Tech players in double figures with 22 points as the No. 21 Red Raiders defeated Texas A&M 80 65 in College Station. Tony Battie added 19 points and 17 rebounds while Rayford Young and Stan Bonewitz contributed 14 and 12 respectively as Tech pulled away in the second half. Calvin Davis matched a career high with 29 for the Aggies, who fell to 8 13 overall and 2 9 in the Big 12.
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Texas Trips Bears In Tight Big 12 Victory
Texas defeated Baylor 70-67 as Reggie Freeman scored 26 points including two clutch free throws with 28 seconds left. The Longhorns erased a 12 point deficit in the final seven minutes to improve to 14-7 overall and 8-3 in the Big 12 while Baylor dropped to 13-7 and 3-8 in league play. Patrick Hunter had 18 for Baylor, which remains winless on the road in Big 12 games.
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Baylor Bears Fall To Texas 70 67 In Tight Big 12 Tilt
Baylor and Texas traded leads with a 70 67 Texas win as Freeman poured in 26 points and Brandt led Baylor with 13 rebounds. Baylor shot 40 percent while Texas hit 42 percent, pulling clear late after a 34 30 halftime deficit.
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