Mississippi State Upsets No 5 Alabama In Starkville Clash
Timmy Bowers led Mississippi State with 24 points and Michael Gholar added 15 as the Bulldogs snapped a 3 point shooting slump to stun Alabama 76-62. Erwin Dudley scored 23 for the Crimson Tide, whose six game win streak ended.
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Iowa State women rout Colorado as Welle dominates
Angie Welle poured in 24 points and a career high 23 rebounds while Lindsey Wilson added 26 as No. 12 Iowa State crushed No. 13 Colorado 85 7 in Ames. The Cyclones, 19 5, extended their win streak to five, ending Colorado’s eight game run despite 26 turnovers and 9 of 16 shooting from three.
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Jays stay atop MVC with win over Northern Iowa
Creighton outscored Northern Iowa 83-56 as DeAnthony Bowden scored 17 and Terrell Taylor 12. Creighton, 16-6 overall and 11-2 MVC, moved tied atop the conference with SIU after a 47-27 halftime lead. Robbie Sieverding led UNI with nine points.
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Self Will Take Victory But Looking For More
CHAMPAIGN AP Bill Self praised Illinois after their 69 67 win over Purdue. Frank Williams sparked a 17 0 second half run, scoring six straight as Illinois erased a 18 point deficit. Williams finished with 13 points and six rebounds while Purdue faltered at the line.
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Hoosiers Beat Louisville In Non Conference Clash
Jarrad Odle led Indiana with 25 points and 11 rebounds as the Hoosiers beat Louisville 77-62. Indiana shot 56.5 percent, held Louisville to 36.2 percent, and extended home winning streak to 10. Michigan topped Penn State 65-58 in Ann Arbor. Minnesota defeated Iowa 86-78, while Wisconsin beat Northwestern 73-44 at Madison.
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