College Basketball Tonight on ESPN Networks
Wisconsin at Michigan State and Wake Forest at Virginia highlight the prime time lineup. Auburn visits Mississippi State at 8 pm, with Texas at Oklahoma State women on pn FSN and ESPN2 carrying the 6 pm game.
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Kansas prep boys results compacted scores and sub-states
AP report lists Monday night high school basketball scores across Kansas. Ulysses beat Nickerson 69 42 in Class 4A substate while Beloit substate saw Minneapolis 81 Russell 51 and Philipsburg 65 Oakley 45. other notable results include Burlington 104 Jayhawk Linn 38 and Wellsville 56 Pomona 55 in overtime, with many more sub-state pairings across classes 2A 3A and 4A.
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Ottawa women win ECAC title and reach NAIA tourney
Ottawa University Lady Braves clinched the ECAC postseason title with an 82-79 victory over Sterling, earning their first national tournament berth. The 2003-04 season marked Ottawa’s best ever, ending a 1-16 streak against Sterling and adding two wins in the KCAC postseason run.
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Ottawa avoids skid with ECAC semifinal upset win
Ottawa Lady Braves rally to beat Sterling 82 to 76 at Stewart Fieldhouse, clinching the ECAC tournament title and securing a 23-8 season. Coach Arabie Conner surpasses career wins mark as Ottawa enters NAIA Division 1 nationals in Sioux City, Iowa March 10-16.
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Vikes hold off Yates Center in sub state thriller
Central Heights survives a tense first round of the 3A sub state at home, edging Yates Center 58 57 after a second half dry spell. Senior Vinnie Wuertz led Central Heights with 23 points as the Vikings advance to Thursday's semifinal at Burlington to face Humboldt, while shooting struggles and late defensive lapses framed the comeback.
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Central Heights tops Yates Center in sub-state battle
The Central Heights Vikings used patient play and a second-half surge to defeat Yates Center 42 to 35 in the 3A sub-state opener. Coach Rob Hedrick credited adjustments from Mandi Cox and Jill Adkinson and noted Stahl and Cox scored 28 points combined while the Vikings slow to fast transition leading to turnovers and fastbreak points.
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Yates Center and Central Heights battle in tight substate
Yates Center led a defensive struggle as Central Heights moved to a Friday semifinal in Burlington after a 42 35 win. Key performances included Stahl and Cox for Central Heights while Baldwin City built a 46 16 lead to crush Anderson County in a 4A substate showing Emily Brown scored 20 for Baldwin as they advance toward semifinals in Louisburg.
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