Top 25 Men Roundup: Villanova Beats Louisville in Big East Debut
Villanova sprinted past Louisville 76-67 in Louisville as Randy Foye scored 24 and Allan Ray 17. Villanova outrebounded 42-34 and forced Louisville into 43 percent shooting. Illini 60 MSU 50 in Big Ten opening. Arron Afflalo, UCLA edge Arizona. Ohio State 104 Penn State 69. West Virginia 57 South Florida 53.
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No. 3 Villanova defeats No. 9 Louisville 76 to 67
Villanova improves to 10-0 with a 76 67 home win over Louisville. Key producers include Foye 24 points and Fraser 13 as Villanova outshoots Louisville 60 to 51 from the floor and dominates rebounds 42 to 34.
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Kansas Jayhawks 1990s season game log highlights
A compact summary lists game results and upcoming schedule. Wins over Idaho State Nevada Pepperdine Northern Colorado New Orleans Yale and others, plus losses to Arizona, Arkansas, California, Saint Joseph's, Nevada, and Missouri. Key upcoming Big 12 games include Kansas State Texas A&M Oklahoma and Texas in Dallas tournament slate.
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Rondo compared to Mini Magic Sparks UK guard’s star turn
Kentucky guard Rajon Rondo draws praise for rebounding and fast breaks likened to Magic Johnson. He leads Kentucky in scoring, rebounds, and assists, but shoots at home and away venues show a gap. A late game winner boosts his growing NBA outlook as Kentucky eyes success this season.
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Magic
Julian Wright
Rondo
Magic Johnson
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Rupp
Wildcats
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Louisville
NBA
Missouri women on rise after upset of Baylor
Missouri, picked to finish 10th in the Big 12, shocked defending national champions Baylor 64 61 in conference play. Latoya Bond led with 21 points and a game sealing steal as Missouri (11 2) extended a 10 game win streak and claimed potential national attention. Coach Cindy Stein stressed staying focused through 15 remaining league games and embracing the target of being picked as a contender.
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Jason Fraser
Louisville
Cardinals
Wildcats
Kansas University
David Padgett
Brandon Jenkins
Chad Millard
Taquan Dean
Padgett
Columbia
Missouri
Tigers
Baylor
Latoya Bond
Bears
Bond
Cindy Stein
Stein
Kansas Faces Kentucky in High Stakes Nonconference Clash
Kansas coach Bill Self notes the RPI boost value of a big win over Kentucky and stresses the importance of proving themselves with quality nonconference games. He compares Kentucky's tradition to Kansas and discusses the home and home series, visiting recruits Darrell Arthur Brady Morningstar Cole Aldrich and Kentucky’s suspension of Randolph Morris. Dick Vitale and Dan Shulman will provide ESPN coverage.
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Cal
USC
UCLA
St. Joe’s
Gonzaga
Darrell Arthur
South Oak Cliff High
Dallas
Indiana
Baylor
Brady Morningstar
Cole Aldrich
Bloomington
Minn
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