College basketball results list with multiple matches and scores
A dense grid of college basketball scores from various conferences shows Penn State, Princeton, Virginia, Alabama, Duke, Florida, Kentucky, Louisville, Memphis, Missouri, Oklahoma State, Ohio University, Wisconsin Milwaukee, and others posting outcomes. Notable results include Virginia over Virginia Tech 70 61, Duke 73 69 over Miami Florida, and Kentucky 80 77 over Florida. Tournament results include Northeast Conference quarterfinals with Monmouth 88 77 Mount St. Mary’s and Rider 74 60 over St. Francis Pa.
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Standings for Eight Conference final column notes
Missouri leads with 23 games won and a perfection 1.000 win percentage. Oklahoma State at 9 4 sits 20 games played with a 0.692 win rate, while Kansas 7 5 shows 22 games with a 0.583 rate. Nebraska 7 6 0.538 and Oklahoma 6 7 0.462 follow. Kansas State 4 9 0.308 sits at 17 games played plus Colorado 2 11 0.154 with 15 games played.
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Extra points seven schools without an NCAA scoring champion
A list ranks seven colleges without an NCAA basketball scoring champion. North Carolina Indiana Duke Georgetown UNLV Kentucky UCLA appear on the roster, highlighting gaps in top scorer honors across programs.
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Kansas seniors set to close home era for Jayhawks
Roy Williams seeks a packed arena for Kansas in the final home game for seniors Richard Scott Steve Woodberry Patrick Richey and walk-on Blake Weichbrodt. The Jayhawks host a struggling Iowa State team after a big 106-62 win over Colorado that featured a school rebound record.
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Cyclones face Highland Park in substate after rough season
Ottawa hopes for a late run as the Cyclones, led by Jeff and Brandon Pelton, battle Highland Park in a 6 p.m. sub-state semifinal at Topeka Seaman. Coach Grover emphasizes control of tempo and resilience after injuries and mixed results.
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Bowling champs capture City titles in photo lineup
Photo by Ralph Young shows Men's City Bowling Tournament victors. Donnie Miller, Lorne White, Steve Miner, John White, Jeff White, Jerry Hollon, Joe Post and Brian Roller formed the champion team with Miller Miner and the Whites. Hal clinched singles and Post with Roller won doubles. Women’s champs Felissa Hepner, Sandy Slader, Tina Cowdin head the front row. Pam Lunger Jewell Chapman Clee Everett in back. Hepner Sluder Cowdin Lunger and Jodi Harrell won the team title. Chapman and Everhart won doubles, Everhart also the singles.
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Penn Clinches NCAA Bid With Princeton Win
Penn, ranked 25th, beat Princeton 53-43 to secure an NCAA tournament berth as Ivy League champion. Matt Maloney led with 24 points, four assists, four steals as Penn improves to 22-2, 12-0. Duke clinched ACC title with Maryland win. Michigan, Kentucky, Wake Forest, Louisville also won.
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Gubicza recounts Northridge quake impact in Florida
Kansas City Royals pitcher Mark Gubicza, visiting Haines City, recalls the January 17 California earthquake that struck Northridge with a 6.8 magnitude. He describes shattered glass, disrupted power, and the fear of safeguarding his 18 month old daughter Nicolette during the night tremor. His family escaped outside as neighbors gathered, noting his brief, quirky wardrobe moment afterward.
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