Tennessee tops Alabama in SEC tourney second round
In Memphis Tennessee's top seed beat Alabama 82 52 extending its win streak to 18 games and moving into the SEC tournament semifinals. Semeka Randall scored 16 for the Vols as they seek a 10th straight conference tournament title.
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Record-setting women’s scorer history sparks NCAA debate
Lynette Woodard’s 3,649 point career led until Jackie Stiles’ 3,133 points, while the NCAA honors pre‑1982 records via AIAW history. Diana Washington urges bracketing AIAW records with NCAA totals to reflect the full history. Stiles honors Woodard’s legacy despite not recognizing her as the all‑time leader.
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Axtell faces Missouri amid long college journey and music plans
KU guard Axtell explains an ongoing medical condition and rough career path after transferring from Texas. He notes a positive Kansas experience, plans after the season include promoting a debut CD, and he remains focused on contributing on court in the postseason while handling pregame duties and fan ties.
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Top 25 women's box scores highlight Tennessee rout of Alabama
In a conference roundup, No. 1 Tennessee rolled past Alabama 92 to 52 as Lawson led the Volunteers with 13 points and 9 assists while Snow contributed 11 points and 7 rebounds. Across the nation, Duke toppled Wake Forest 75–68, Georgia beat Mississippi State 80–61, and Illinois overwhelmed Wisconsin 80–68 in another slate of women's college basketball games.
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Wichita State Falls To Southwest Missouri State In Erasable Thriller
Wichita State tightens in the second half but trails Southwest Missouri State 40 to 20 at halftime. Novak leads SMS with 16 points while Robinson exits with fouls for Wichita. Final: SMS 57, Wichita State 45.
Bears end WSU season in MVC first round win
Daniel Novak led Southwest Missouri State with 16 points as the No. 8 seed upset Wichita State 57 45 in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament first round. The Bears, 13 15, advance to face top seed Creighton in Saturdays quarterfinal, while Wichita State ends at 9 19 with Troy Mack scoring 15.
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