Ford sparks Longhorns past Tigers in tense 72 70 win
Texas freshman T J Ford posted 18 points 12 assists and a career high five steals to pace a tight 72 70 victory over Missouri in Columbia. He sealed it with two free throws at 5.1 seconds and Texas survived late Missouri misses including Paulding and Rush attempts as the Tigers fell just short.
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Texas Stuns Missouri In Close College Basketball Tilt
Texas 72 Missouri 70 after a tight second half with Texas led 39-29 at halftime. Key players include Mouton Ford and Boddicker for Texas and Paulding Johnson Gilbert Rush Stokes for Missouri as the teams traded leads and fouls, with Texas grabbing 38 rebounds and 15 assists to Missouri's 43 boards and 14 assists.
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Maryland tops No 1 Duke at Cole Field House in upset
Maryland, ranked No 3, defeated top-ranked Duke 87-73 at Cole Field House, ending a four-year home drought and marking the Terrapins fifth straight win at home. Key performers include Juan Dixon with 17 points and Lonny Baxter with 11 points and 10 rebounds, while Duke’s Carlos Boozer had 19 points and 12 boards.
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No. 3 Maryland Defeats No. 1 Duke 87 73
Duke led 38 29 at halftime but Maryland surged with key performances from Mouton Wilcox and Blake. Maryland outshot Duke 32 68 from the field, grabbing 47 rebounds to Duke's 45 as Duke foul trouble and turnovers helped Maryland seal the win.
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Kansas seeks net-cutting rights in big showdown
Kansas men head into a pivotal game against Iowa State for a share of the Big 12 lead and a No. 1 postseason seed. Freshman Wayne Simien said the Jayhawks want to make history by cutting the nets after a victory. Iowa State’s Jake Sullivan, hot from three, led the Cyclones in Ames, while KU’s Drew Gooden avoided hype about celebratory antics.
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Iowa State Kansas clash at Allen Fieldhouse fades into list of players
Readout shows Iowa State and Kansas rosters and game tipoff details for a 8:05 p.m. start at Allen Fieldhouse with ESPN carrying the live telecast. The lineup lists Omar Bynum Tyray Pearson Shane Power Jake Sullivan Ricky Morgan and others for ISU and Drew Gooden Nick Collison Kirk Hinrich Jeff Boschee Aaron Miles for Kansas along with multiple bench players and hometowns.
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Iowa State Breaks Slide With Back-To-Back Wins
Iowa State, after eight straight losses, posted a pair of home wins over Colorado and Nebraska. In a 85-79 victory over Nebraska, Shane Power and Tyray Pearson led with 20 points each, Omar Bynum 19, and Jake Sullivan 18 as coach Larry Eustachy shortened rotation to seven players. ISU improved its assist-to-turnover ratio in recent games, rising to 17.3 assists and nine turnovers per game with Ricky Morgan at point. Meanwhile Kansas defeated Stanford? No, KU snapped a five-game skid with an 88-81 win. KU leads the series 152-54. Former KU stars Raef LaFrente, Nick Collison, and Kirk Hinrich have Iowa ties. Collison and Hinrich played in McDonald’s All-America after high school. Eustachy praised the comeback and stressed team unity.
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Wildcats Fans Push Kansas State Toward Home-Field Atmosphere
The 12th ranked Kansas State women dominated Kansas 65 to 40 at Allen Fieldhouse in a game marked by a raucous 11,858 attendance. Deb Patterson praised the sold out arena feel as Wildcat supporters created a home-court vibe on the road, boosting the team to its first Lawrence win in a decade and a season-series sweep.
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Kansas women fall to K State 65 40 in Lawrence
Childe scored 19 and Kendra Wecker added 18 as Kansas State dominated Kansas 65 40. KU never led, trailing 30 14 at halftime while Waltz and Hilgenkamp led KU with eight and combined for four points. Coach Marian Washington lamented poor shooting and defense and noted the Wildcats controlled the game.
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