Tuesday College Basketball Scores From The AP
American U 97, W. Maryland 60. Boston College 69, Fordham 56. Buffalo 49, Canisius 48. Connecticut 95, Hartford 58. Georgetown 72, Ind. Partndpls. 60. Harvard 84, Holy Cross 70. Hofstra 65, Youngstown St. 62. Providence 80, N. Carolina St. 69. Rhode Island 47, Brown 49. Robert Morris 95, La Roche 56. Siena 86, St. Bonaventure 67. Southern US results include Tennessee 85, Chattanooga 74 and more across regions for Tuesday. Tournament notes: Main Invitational Semifinals 152, Utah 49 vs. 58, Michigan 46. Consolation Bracket on 72, Chaminade 60.
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Chiefs face winless stretch pressure with Arizona visit
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer warns against overanalysis after six straight losses that dropped the Chiefs to last in the AFC West. He plans no major lineup changes, contemplates a quarterback switch, and keeps a tight 48-hour rule as he seeks a win over Arizona to halt the skid.
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Ottawa University women beat Kansas Newman 65 55 to reach 3 3
Ottawa University Lady Braves improved to 3 3 with a 65 55 home win over Kansas Newman at Wilson Field House. Senior Kalisha Patrick posted a double double with 12 points and 11 rebounds while three players scored in double figures. Ottawa started strong holding Newman to 27 percent first half shooting and used free throws to seal the victory.
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Avila edges Ottawa in overtime on last second 3 pointer
Avila guard Isaiah Hultman hit a 28 foot three at the buzzer to give Avila 86 84 overtime win over Ottawa University. OU senior Jeremy McDonnell led a late rally with 17 points while Luarks and Kris Rush combined for 45 on 18 of 25, as Ottawa suffers its seventh loss. Carrier praised his team for effort and improved execution despite the close defeat.
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Wildcats rally for win in Maui consolation game
Kansas State trails Arizona State by 14 before Cortez Groves sparks overtime with a go ahead 3 and key free throw as the Wildcats win 84-80. Tony Kitt scores 22 points with 19 rebounds off the bench to fuel the rally. Eddie House leads ASU with 31, but Kost Groves seals the comeback.
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Pepperdine Downs Wichita State For 5-0 Start
Kelvin Gibbs led Pepperdine with 13 points and eight rebounds as the Waves beat Wichita State 60-50 to push their record to 5-0, marking their best start since 1976-77 and the eighth straight home win. Maurice Evans paced the Shockers with 17 points, while Jason Perez added 14.
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Ottawa Girls Fall In Season Opener To Washburn Rural
Ottawa seventh grade girls basketball team opened the season with a 38 to 18 loss to Washburn Rural. Shana Wheeler led Ottawa with 8 points, Amanda Guenter added 4, Andrea Laws Star la Kibbe and Rae Ann Tharp each scored 2 as Ottawa drops to 8-1 and heads home to play Puola on Monday.
Appanoose Girls Remain Unbeaten With Win Over Lyndon
The Appanoose middle school girls varsity basketball team improved to 5-0 with a 37-25 victory over Lyndon. Lydia Roberts led Appanoose with 14 points, Maurie Labrador added 10, Audrey Reece 9, and Megan Adamson and Tara Cunningham each scored 2. The team hosts Marais des Cygnes Valley next Tuesday.
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