West Franklin Tournament and College Basketball Schedule
Thursday games in Williamsburg include Pomona vs Bishop Seabury girls at 5 p.m. Central Heights vs Williamsburg girls at 6 30 p.m. Pomona vs Central Heights boys at 8 p.m. Kansas Wesleyan plays at Ottawa 6 to 8 p.m. Friday events feature IOU Central Heights vs Bishop Seabury boys 5 p.m. Williamsburg vs Pomona girls 6 3 p.m. Williamsburg vs Pomona boys 6 p.m. Baldwin Invitational has Anderson County vs KC Christian 4 p.m. Turner vs Augusta 5 30 p.m. Ottawa vs Baldwin 7 p.m. Mill Valley vs Wellsville 8 30 p.m. Saturday schedule lists games at 1 p.m. 2 30 p.m. 4 30 p.m 6 p.m. Ottawa at Southwestern 5 to 7 p.m. Wrestling Baldwin at Washburn Rural Inv 9 a.m. Ottawa Wellsville at Piper Inv 9 a.m.
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ESPN and TNT NBA and college basketball schedule
A packed broadcast slate lists North Carolina at Virginia at 6 p.m. on ESPN, Cincinnati at Xavier 6 p.m. ESPN, Utah at Air Force 8 p.m. ESPN2, Stanford at Arizona 9 30 p.m. FSN, Detroit at New York 7 p.m. TNT, Lakers at Sacramento 9 30 p.m. TNT, Quin Snyder 7 p.m. FSN, San Antonio at Miami 7 p.m., Lakers at Phoenix 9 30 p.m. ESPN/FSN, and Australian Open tennis with matches on ESPN2 at 9 p.m. and 1 9 p.m. ESPN2.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Unveiled Across Regions
East results include Bucknell over Lafayette 62 32 and Buffalo 75 over Ball State 64 Massachusetts 74 over Fordham 61 Penn State 74 over Purdue 54 Pittsburgh 76 over Rutgers 68 Rhode Island 71 over La Salle 68 Vermont 65 over Albany New York 53 South Alabama 78 over Arkansas 75 in OT Birmingham Southern 75 over VMI 53 Duke 81 over NC State 68 Florida 113 over Savannah State 62 LSU 71 over Mississippi State 57 Memphis 88 over Tennessee 79 Miami 62 over Clemson 38 Radford 96 over High Point 76 Richmond 65 over Saint Louis 54 SMU 74 over East Carolina 70 OT St Bonaventure 66 over Vanderbilt 64 OT Wake Forest 86 over Georgia Tech 71 Midwest Akron 76 over Dent Michigan 69 OT Bowling Green 79 over Eastern Michigan 72 Creighton 80 over Bradley 76 Drake 77 over Indiana State 68 OT Iowa 76 over Minnesota 72 3OT Kansas State 58 over Texas A&M 54 Miami Ohio 58 over Toledo 49 Michigan 68 over Northwestern 51 Ohio State 77 over Wisconsin 67 Temple 53 over Dayton 61 Wisconsin Milwaukee 72 over Detroit 71 Southwest Houston 62 over Southern Miss 58 San Diego State 76 over TCU 57 Tulsa 66 over Marshall 57 UAB 75 over Rice 68 UTEP 75 over Tulane 47 Far West BYU 80 over Wyoming 67 Colorado 81 over Baylor 48 Fresno State 87 over Nevada 77 UCLA 66 over Southern Cal 45
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Wildcats hold off Aggies in late defensive stand
Kansas State and Cartier Martin edged Texas A&M 58-54 as Martin forced a held ball with 4.2 seconds left and Harris sealed it with late free throws. Acie Law scored 28 for the Aggies, who faded after a second-half run. Martin and Harris led KSU with clutch free throws and key plays to preserve the win.
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College unbeatens stay perfect with road tests ahead
Duke, Florida, and Pittsburgh moved to 17-0 with wins as J J Redick led Duke past NC State 81 68. Florida beat Savannah State 113 62, extending its best start and longest win streak. Pittsburgh defeated Rutgers 76 68 as Aaron Gray contributed 20 points. Saturday trips include Duke at Georgetown, Florida at Tennessee, Pittsburgh vs St John’s at Madison Square Garden.
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Ottawa girls eye tourney run to spark season shift
Ottawa High School coach Cliff McCullough hopes a strong showing in the Top Gun Tournament will ignite a winning streak for the Cyclones. After a 5 4 start, Ottawa plans to tighten defense, emphasize a full court man, and use the bracket to gain confidence. They open Tuesday against Saint Marys in Wellsville and aim for two wins to fuel February and postseason ambitions.
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