Cincinnati beats Oregon at Jimmy V Classic in New Jersey
Cincinnati, unranked at the moment, clamps down on Oregon, holding the No. 5 Ducks to 52 points and cruises 77 to 52 in the Jimmy V Classic. Tony Bobbitt scores 29, including five 3-pointers, boosting the Bearcats to a dominant win while Luke Ridnour and Luke Jackson struggle. Gonzaga beat North.
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College basketball doubleheader opens with upsets and wins
In Greensboro Duke beat North Carolina A&T 91 to 57 led by Dahntay Jones with 18 points and 18 first half turnovers forced. Michigan State topped Loyola of Chicago 80 54 as Chris Hill posted 18 points seven rebounds and seven assists. Arkansas Little Rock 81 Southeast Missouri State 56 with Nick Zachery 16. Texas Tech 67 Oregon State 51. North Carolina 83 Elon 50 led by La Tangela Atkinson 16 points 12 rebounds. Georgia 64 Michigan State 61 Sherrill Baker hits late free throws after Christi Thomas injury.
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Lions Rally Seals Zone Stop While Ronald Pours In
Carterville edges Goreville 45 30 after a 13 0 third quarter run led by Ronald who scored 12 of his 22 in the period. Lions used a box and one on Barrington to limit scoring and Goreville committed 20 turnovers in a hard fought Southern Illinois high school matchup.
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Johnson becomes NBA's first Black majority owner in Charlotte
Robert Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television, is chosen as owner of the Charlotte expansion franchise, becoming the league's first Black majority owner. The team will debut in 2004-05, replacing the Hornets who moved to New Orleans, with a new downtown arena planned. Bird and Belkin group were initial contenders.
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Timberwolves top Lakers as Garnett leads with double
Minnesota beat Los Angeles 96-80 behind Kevin Garnett 23 points 11 rebounds and Troy Hudson 7 points 10 assists. Marc Jackson added 13 as Minnesota extended its winning streak to three against the Lakers at Target Center.
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Sparta Routs Anna-Jonesboro as Drew is ejected early
Sparta survives Anna-Jonesboro 67-64 in a LIAR Mississippi Division girls basketball clash after Drew was ejected in the first quarter for two technicals. Sophomore Sieve Dancy led Sparta with 25 points, while Ashley Robison and Kelly Gerlach added 14 and 13 as the Lady Bulldogs trailed by 17 before a late rally.
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Terriers edge Centralia in South Seven thriller 72 67
Carbondale Terriers survive a late Centralia surge to win 72 67 in a South Seven clash. Dentman totaled 20 points and eight assists with key defense fueling the momentum shift late. Gibbs scored 18 for Carbondale while Shaw led Centralia with 20 and six rebounds.
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