Oklahoma State tops Texas in three overtimes in Stillwater
Mario Boggan scored 37 points and grabbed 20 rebounds, hitting a game winning three with 3.2 seconds left in the third overtime as Oklahoma State defeated No. 21 Texas 105 to 103 in Gallagher-Iba Arena. Durant led Texas with 37 points and 12 rebounds, while Texas guard Augustin added 19 points and Mason 18.
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Pitt Dominates UConn as Gray, Ramon Spark Panthers
No. 6 Pittsburgh toppled Connecticut 63-54 behind Aaron Gray’s 22 points 19 rebounds and Ronald Ramon’s 17 points including four triples. The Panthers, 17-2 overall and 5-0 in the Big East, stretched their winning streak to seven while UConn dropped to 13-4 and 2-3, hampered by 35.6 percent shooting and a late 16-2 Pitt run. Gray played through a wrist bandage, while Thabeet (7-3) spent most of the first half sidelined by injury.
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Wichita State rebounds after rough midseason stretch
Wichita State, once as high as No. 8, recovered from a 1-6 skid with back-to-back wins over Evansville and Creighton. Guard Kyle Wilson led a late surge, and coach Mark Turgeon stressed staying focused as the Shockers eye a return to the Missouri Valley title race with key home games ahead.
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Teat No. 6 Pittsburgh Triumph Over Connecticut
Pittsburgh 63 Connecticut 54 as Gray and Rambns pace the win. Conn's Adrien and Dyson lead scoring, tough rebounding duel ends with Pitt holding 36 boards to 36 for Connecticut. Halftime 24-22.
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