Georgia upends LSU in top 25 women’s roundup no. 4
No. 4 Georgia beat LSU 64 55 at Baton Rouge ending the Tigers 17 game home win streak. Coco Miller led with 20 points as Georgia used a tight zone and rebounded 12 5 early in the second half to pull away. Other ranked results include Duke over Maryland 75 64 and Purdue over Northwestern 94 34 as Big Ten action continued.
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Colorado Beats Missouri 98 90 to Sweep Series at Boulder
Colorado over Missouri 98 to 90 as Linda Lappe scored 22 points, Tara Bjorklund added 21 off the bench, and Colorado extended its home winning streak against Missouri to 10. The Buffaloes hit 29 of 36 free throws, while Amanda Lassiter had 28 for Missouri and Marlena Williams 24.
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Indiana State Routs Wichita State at Hulman Center
Terence Avery led Indiana State with 20 points and eight rebounds as the Sycamores rolled to a 92-68 victory over Wichita State. Indiana State shot a season best 63 percent, extending their win streak to 20 at Hulman Center. Adam Grundvig and Dr. Robinson each scored 14 for Wichita State.
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Knights Cruise Past Stars Behind 59-Point Duo
Kansas City Knights beat the Los Angeles Stars 132-112 at Municipal Auditorium. Jason Sasser and Rodney Elliott combined for 59 points, with Rex Walters and Ryan Robertson scoring eight and five respectively for Kansas City. The team shot 45.9 percent from the floor and 84.8 percent at the line.
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Terps trounce Florida State 76-55 in Tallahassee
Maryland, 14th ranked, relied on inside play to dominate the boards as Juan Dixon scored 19 and Lonny Baxter collected 13 rebounds. Florida State struggled with fouls and injuries, dropping to 0-3 in ACC play while Maryland won its 10th straight over the Seminoles.
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Maryland Beats Florida State In Rough Basketball Affair
Maryland improves to 12-4 with a 76-55 win over Florida State. Key performances include Dixon 9-14 0-19 and Morris 14 rebounds, while Florida State struggles at 5-11 with limited scoring from Joiner and Crawford. Halftime Maryland leads 36-28 as both teams contend for late-season momentum.
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Oskaloosa Bears ride football carryover to Tonganoxie invite
Oskaloosa High basketball sits 7-1 as the No. 1 seed for the 42nd Tonganoxie Invitational. The Bears meet host Tonganoxie (2-6) at 7:30 p.m. with senior captain Bill Noll pacing a balanced attack.
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Jayhawks Benefit From Homecoming After Tough Road Swing
Kansas University basketball capitalized on homecoming after a road spree, prevailing 92-84 over Oklahoma at Noble Center. Drew Gooden and Eric Chenowith led the Jayhawks as they weathered a sellout crowd and praised the team’s toughness, effort, and continued improvement.
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