College Basketball Scores From Thursday Action
Temple defeated Massachusetts 63 to 12 in one game while New Orleans beat La Tech 61 to 59. SW Louisiana topped Lamar 90 to 70. Creighton 50 edged Wichita State 47. Illinois State 72 beat Indiana State 67. Marquette 10 lost to Dayton 56. Youngstown 69 defeated UMKC 63. Texas Tech 96 over Texas 87. UTEP 73 beat San Diego State 71 in OT. Pan American 80 beat Ala 67. Oregon State 69 defeated BYU 81. Fresno State 59. Oregon 73 beat Arizona State 72. Stanford 90 topped Southern Cal 78. UCLA 104 defeated California 88. Utah 86 over Air Force 63.
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NBA Standings and Schedule Highlights From The AP
AP standings show Cleveland leading the Central with 32 wins, 20 losses, while Phoenix tops the Midwest. Western games include Indiana 113 94 New Jersey, and Seattle 120 104 Minnesota as teams jockey for position. Upcoming bets feature Boston at Orlando and Dallas at New Jersey with multiple 6:30 p.m. starts.
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Wash
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Sacramato
Dallas
Denver
Houston
Milwakee
San Anton
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Lakers
Extra points dunked six former NCAA scoring champs in NBA
A list notes six players who led NCAA scoring in prior years were cut or not drafted by NBA teams. Kevin Houston of Army 1987 cut by the Bullets. Terrance Bailey of Wagner 1986 cut by the Hawks. Joe Jakubick of Akron 1984 cut by the Cavaliers. Harry Kelly of Texas Southern 1982 83 cut by the Warriors. Sam Frederick of South Carolina 1981 not drafted. Tony Murphy of Southern 1980 cut by the Kings.
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Army
Bullets
Terrance Bailey
Wagner
Hawks
Joe Jakubick
Akron
Cavaliers
Harry Kelly
Texas So
Warriors
Sam Frederick
So. Carolina
Tony Murphy
Southern
Kings
Braves pound Sterling in ECAC tournament thriller
Ottawa Braves defeat Sterling 96-76 in ECAC quarterfinal action at Wilgon Field House. Senior Lee Sapp scored 12 with eight assists and contributed steals as Ottawa rebounded after earlier losses. Coach Andy Carrier praised defense and unselfish play, noting Ottawa now eyes a semifinal at Friends.
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Ttona University Oeste
Braves
Sterling
Wilgon Field House
Leé Sapp
Ottawa
Southwestern Rec
Wichita
Paieors
Bethel
Tabor
Friends
Sapp
Andy Carrier
KCAC Playoff Scoreboard Quarterfinals and Dates
KCAC playoff results show in the men’s bracket: Tabor 95 over Bethany 86, McPherson 87 over Southwestern 63, Friends 77 over Bethel 67, Ottawa 96 over Sterling 76. Semifinals Saturday feature McPherson at Tabor and Ottawa at Friends with finals Tuesday.
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Tabor
Bethany
McPherson
Southwestern
Friends
Bethel
Ottawa
Sterling
Frida Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Tabor and McPherson post tourney wins
In Lin dSBorg Kansas Jesse Herrmann led Tabor with 23 points as Bethany fell 95 86 in ECAC quarterfinal. Hiram Finney 19 for Tabor and Herrmann 10 rebounds highlighted a 65 percent first half. Scott Magner 22 for Bethany. In Winfield Kansas McPherson beat Southwestern 87 63 behind Jarrod Miller 25 and Brandon Rice 22. McPherson led 37 32 at half and opened second half with 19 5 run. Chris Owens 17 and Jonathon Coachman 16 15 10 aided. Southwestern's Kyle Farrell 21. Friends beat Bethel 77 67 with Rob Johnson 24.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Jesse Herrmann
Tabor
Bethany
Hiram Finney
Herrmann
Scott Magner
McPherson
Southwestern
Winfield
Jarrod Miller
Brandon Rice
Chris Owens
Jonathon Coachman
Kyle Farrell
Ottawa
Friends
Bethell
Wichita
Bethel
Rob Johnson
NCAA tourney tickets sell out at eight sites
The NCAA announced that eight of twelve first and second round sites are sold out for the men's basketball tournament. Finals in Seattle have been sold out since May 1994. Regional venues East Rutherford, Birmingham, Kansas City, and Oakland are cleared, along with Albany, Baltimore, Dayton, and Boise. Remaining first and second round sites include Austin 1800 tickets, Tallahassee 5000, Salt Lake City 3850, and Memphis 1385.
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NCAA
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N.J
Birmingham
Ala
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Oakland
Albany
N.Y
Baltimore
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Ohio
Boise
Idaho
Austin
Texas
Tallahassee
Fla
Salt Lake City
Memphis
Prep sub state pairings announced after Friday games
Sub state pairings listed for Class 4A and Class 3A with boys and girls teams across Paola Osawatomie Spring Hill Burlington Louisburg Anderson County Humboldt Wellsville Jayhawk Linn Central Heights Yates Center Chase County Eureka Bluestem Wellsville Silver Lake Irimaculata Mission Valley Eudora Osage City Jeff West Immaculata Rock Creek Riley County Lyndon Burlingame Olpe Lebo Pleasanton McLouth Pomona Wabaunsee Olpe Lyndon Lebo Pleasanton details show matchups and seed lines for both boys and girls brackets across multiple campuses and dates.
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Anderson Co
Budora
Jayhawk-Linn
Central Heights
Northern Heights
Osage City
Paola
Osawatomie
Spring Hill
Burlington
Louisburg
Prairie View
Anderson County
Adaya County
Bluestem
Humboldt
Eureka
Wellsville
Yates Center
Chase County
Jayhawk
Linn
Silver Lake Boys
Irimaculata
Mission Valley
Eudora
Jeff West
Oskaloosa
Riley County
Girls
Silver Lake
Immaculata
Rock Creek
Lyndon
Lyndon Boys Pomona (8, 2-17) At Burlingame (1,16-4); Wabaunsee
Olpe
Lebo
Pleasanton
McLouth
Central Heights tops Yates Center in 57-35 win on home court
Central Heights 57 over Yates Center 35 as Katie Tooley nets 13 and 12 rebounds. Coach Sue Walker lauds tempo control and pressure handling while anticipating rematch in sub state. Yates Center 10-9 hosts first round clash in Tuesday rematch.
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Vikings
Yates Center
Central Heights
Jayhawk Linn
Sue Walker
Walker
Katie Tooley
Nancy Tooley
Caylor
Anderson
Ginger
Lickteig
Dunbar
K. Tooley
Hesse
N. Tooley
Yates
Pullman
Kress
Niemeyer
Shelton
Walton
Adams
Martin
Jayhawks' Williams expects Tigers to surprise in title showdown
Kansas coach Roy Williams praised Norm Stewart while previewing the Kansas against Missouri clash at Allen Fieldhouse. Missouri, minus 10 players from last season, faces uncertainty with Julian Winfield's leg injury as Nebraska upset the Tigers pending a potential return. Williams acknowledged rankings drift but focused on securing the regular season title with two home games remaining.
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Awrence
Kan
Kansas
Roy Williams
Missouri
Tigers
Norm Stewart
Williams
Norm
Ais
Jayhawks
Oklahoma State
Allen Fieldhouse
Julian Winfield
Winfield
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Stewart
Huskers
Hearnes Center
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