Ohio Colleges Ready For Conference Games
Ohio State faces Michigan in a Big Ten clash at St John Arena while Cincinnati pursues Missouri Valley road tests. Miami and Ohio University press MAC favorites as Akron Otterbein vie in the Ohio Conference with Wittenberg. Bluffton Ashland lead the Mid-Ohio Conference as Youngstown and Akron remain unbeaten. Central State Youngstown Findlay Steubenville lead small independent schools.
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Rankings reshuffle as top teams face conference races
The AP notes a major reshuffle as nations top teams shift focus from holiday tournaments to conferences. Five ranked teams dropped in recent play, with No. 5 Kentucky and No. 10 Texas Western remaining unbeaten. St Josephs and Providence won tournament titles.
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Dayton Faces Arch Rival Xavier After Sugar Bowl Loss
Dayton, 8-1, opened the campaign with a 77-75 defeat to Maryland in the Sugar Bowl Classic final. The Flyers host Xavier tonight then visit DePaul Saturday as a busy week features Central State at Wittenberg and several regional games.
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Royals rebound with 138 to 107 win over Bullets
Cincinnati Royals overpower Baltimore 138 107 to move to 2nd in the NBA Eastern Division. Adrian Smith scores 26, Oscar Robertson 19, Twyman 18, Lucas 17 as eight players reach double figures. Next four games against Hawks Pistons twice before Baltimore game.
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Wilt Chamberlain hits 20000 points in career milestone
Wilt Chamberlain scored 50 points to reach 20,019 in 499 games as the 76ers beat the Knicks 133-122. He joined Bob Pettit as NBA 20k point scorers, needing 861 more to overtake Pettit. Chamberlain added 23 rebounds and six assists in the win.
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