Illinois Dominates Michigan With Big Low Post Edge
Illinois led by Brian Cook with 20 points and Robert Archibald 19 as they shot 68 percent to beat Michigan 94-70. The Illini dominated inside, fed the low post, and extended home streak to 26 while improving to 2-2 in the Big Ten. Frank Williams added 14 off the bench as Luther Head dunked two lobs. Michigan struggled from the floor and was shuffled by the 6-foot-11 Archibald and 6-foot-10 Cook.
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Lady Bears overpower Salukis in MVC win
Southwest Missouri State women rout Southern Illinois 86 48 at Hammons Center behind Jennifer Linger 13 points and six players in double figures. SMS dominates early lead, outshoots SIU 62 percent to 34, outrebounds 28 11, and extends series lead to 10 wins. SIU stops after six straight losses.
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UCLA Upsets No 1 Kansas 87 77 in rout at Los Angeles
No 11 UCLA toppled top-ranked Kansas 87 77 in Los Angeles ending the Jayhawks 13 game win streak. Matt Barnes led UCLA with 27 points as the Bruins crowded the floor and forced 21 Kansas turnovers.
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Redbirds tame Sycamores in MVC clash
Illinois State Redbirds beat Indiana State 68 to 56 behind Baboucarr Bojang who posted 15 points and 11 rebounds. Four Redbirds scored in double figures as Shedrick Ford and Shawn Jeppson added 11 each. Terence Avery led Indiana State with 22 points while Marcus Howard had 11 and Djibril Kante pulled seven rebounds. In Wichita State's 81 65 win over Drake, Jamar Howard scored 16 as the Shockers held a 33 23 halftime lead and pulled away with an 18 4 run. Drake's Luke McDonald totaled 12 points.
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Aggies Top Cyclones Behind Rose Eight 3s for 28
LaToya Rose drilled eight 3-pointers and scored a career best 28 as Texas A&M defeated No. 5 Iowa State 88-71 in College Station. The Aggies led 11-4 early, finished 11-for-26 from three, and stretched a late lead after a Cyclones technical foul.
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