Huskies stay unbeaten as St John’s fall 98 78
Connecticut, 10 0, without Donyell Marshall, rolled past St John’s 98 78 to stay perfect. Ray Allen led with 27 points and Donny Marshall added 18 as Jim Calhoun praised the balanced attack and top 10 ranking ahead of a Pittsburgh test minus Marshall and Minlend.
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Williams faces road-heavy Big Eight opener at Missouri
Kansas coach Roy Williams notes the schedule pits Kansas on the road to start the season with Missouri tonight and Iowa State Saturday. He stresses the need for a balanced start and recalls past opening road trips. Williams also discusses recruiting Jacque Vaughn and MU’s Julian Winfield, plus Big Eight standings and upcoming games.
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KU Faces Missouri at Hearnes Center in Columbia showdown
Probable starters list Kansas and Missouri with key players Ostertag Haase LaFrentz Vaughn Sutherland Haley Grimm Winfield. Tipoff 8 35 p m tonight at Hearnes Center Columbia Missouri. KU leads 144 84 all time and has won or shared five of last nine Big Eight titles.
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Kansas rises to 14th after opening Big Eight play
The AP women's basketball poll shifts after the start of conference play with Tennessee remaining No. 1. Connecticut, Louisiana Tech, North Carolina and Stanford stay in the top five. Wisconsin debuts in the Top 25, Oregon State returns, and Kansas jumps from 17th to 14th after winning at Iowa State and Nebraska.
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Top 25 AP women's basketball poll through Jan 8
The AP wired tally lists the top 25 teams with first place votes in parentheses, their records through January 8, total points from 25 to 1, and last week’s ranking. It summarizes each team’s standing, pace, and shift in the rankings.
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