McCray clinches Nebraska win over Sooners on late three
Lincoln, Neb—In a dramatic Big 12 matchup, Joe McCray hit a wing three with 5.2 seconds left to lift Nebraska past No. 12 Oklahoma 59 58 after Terrell Everett’s risky pass near midcourt. Oklahoma’s four game run ended as Barry Collier praised timely execution.
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UNC Holds Off NC State in Tobacco Road Rivalry
No. 25 North Carolina survived an 11-0 NC State start to beat the 13th-ranked Wolfpack 82-69. Freshman Bobby Fraser scored 15 second-half points, Tyler Hansbrough made all 14 free throws for 20 points, and UNC moved to 9-2 overall and 1-0 in the ACC, extending its dominance in the series.
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LSU vs Connecticut in wild college basketball night
LSU and Connecticut traded blows with LSU compiling 66 points and CT 67 in a high scoring game. Key players included D Mitchell and Williams for CT and Thomas and Davis for LSU, as both teams posted strong rebounds and assists amid a crowded arena crowd of 16 294.
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College basketball rankings recap with notable results
Duke, Villanova, Connecticut, Florida, Texas, and other top teams show mixed Sundays results while other programs schedule upcoming matchups. Notable outcomes include Florida rout of Georgia 90 to 72, Connecticut edging LSU 67 to 66, Washington State beating Washington 78 71, and North Carolina defeating NC State 82 to 69. Next games listed against Wake Forest, Cincinnati, West Virginia, Michigan, Michigan State, UC Davis, USC, Duke, and Virginia Tech among others.
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