Tigers' Jackson nets 35 in LSU upset of UNLV
LSU defeats UNLV 107 105 in Baton Rouge as Chris Jackson scores 35 and Shaquille O'Neal adds 17 points and 14 rebounds. Greg Anthony defends Jackson with a box and one yet Jackson hits 3s and drives the middle to lift LSU over No. 6 UNLV. Anderson Hunt scores 31 for UNLV, Stacey Augman suspended. LSU improves to 14 4, UNLV to 14 4.
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Connecticut opens arena with victory at Gampel Pavilion
Connecticut defeated St John’s 72 to 58 in the arena debut, lifting the Huskies to 17-3 overall and 6-2 in the Big East. Jim Calhoun praised the electricity and youthful exultation as a sellout crowd of 8,241 watched the 25-year wait end.
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Montana Outshines Elway in Super Bowl Classic
Montana delivered a near flawless performance while Elway struggled with inaccuracy and timing. The 49ers capitalized early, building a commanding lead as Denver’s offense stalled. Montana spoke modestly of the achievement, while teammates praised the significance of his fourth Super Bowl victory.
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Missouri and Kansas Lead Top of AP Poll
Missouri remains No. 1 with 59 first place votes as Kansas follows with four. Arkansas Michigan and Duke rise three spots to join the top five, while Georgetown slips to sixth and several others slide or rise based on week results. Geographically, the poll reflects Big Eight strengths with Missouri beating Rutgers and Colorado, and Kansas rebuilding after its earlier loss to Missouri.
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Jayhawks rout Wildcats in Manhattan to set home loss mark
Kansas built a 31 point second-half lead behind Brown and Randall as KU handed Kansas State its worst home defeat since 1907-08. Pekka Markkanen had 0 points while Randall added 14 and seven rebounds as Williams praised defense and outside shooting from Gueldner and Terry. Kansas State faces Missouri next while Kansas hosts Colorado at Allen Fieldhouse.
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