Kentucky Routs Tar Heels Behind 18-2 Second Half Run
Kentucky 98 North Carolina 81 as Gerald Fitch and Marquis Estill fueled an 18-2 burst to start the second half. Fitch 25 points, Estill 20, Bogans 20, NC’s Raymond Felton and Sean May fouled out. Rashad McCants led UNC with 22 in Chapel Hill.
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Creighton stays unbeaten with win over BYU
Creighton remains undefeated at 6-0 after a 74-64 victory over Brigham Young. Kyle Korver led four Bluejays in doubles figures with 19 points as Creighton rallied with an 11-2 second half run and stifling defense. BYU dropped to 5-1 despite a strong start.
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Kent State tops Illinois State in 11-0 late run
Kent State extended its regular season win streak to 19 games, the nation’s longest, after MVC standout MVC scored five of his 14 points during an 11-0 late rally to beat Illinois State. Butler defeated Evansville 77 64 as Darnell Archey went 6-for-6 at the line for 17 points. Indiana State beat Eastern Illinois 63 57 behind Marcus Howard’s 18 points to halt a three game skid.
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Illinois escapes Arkansas on Ferguson turnover
Illinois survives Arkansas 62 58 as Eric Ferguson miscues with 2.9 seconds left. Brian Cook, key in Illini comeback, misses a 1 and 1 free throw with 8.4 seconds remaining.
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Purdue pulls away in second half for 73-66 win
Purdue, ranked No. 6, used a strong second half to defeat No. 8 Vanderbilt 73-66 as Erika Valek scored a career-high 23 points and Shereka Wright added 14 for the 6-0 Boilermakers. Vanderbilt’s Jenni Benningfield had 15 points and nine rebounds.
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JUCO SCOREBOARD Saturdays Men's and Women's Scores
Juco men and women action across three conferences with Parkland, John A Logan, Kankakee, Kaskaskia and Lake Land. Logan tops Lake Land 96-79 while Parkland wins 102-60 over Kaskaskia. Southwestern Illinois and Kankakee also feature in results plus extensive later listings.
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