Georgia KOs Florida to End Gators Winning Streak
Georgia freshman Jarvis Hayes scored 23 points and twin brother Jonas added 13 as the No. 20 Bulldogs upset No. 2 Florida 84-79 in Gainesville. Fred Gibson hit all four free throws to seal the win, snapping Florida’s school-record 14-game run. The Gators dropped home for the first time since last season.
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Buckeyes clip No. 25 Hoosiers in Big Ten showdown
Ohio State defeated Indiana 73-67 in Columbus behind 26 points from Brian Brown and a 10-point stretch by freshman Terence Dials. Brown made 10 of 13 shots, added six rebounds and three assists, and sealed the win with four free throws in the final 24.2 seconds to push the Buckeyes to 14-2 overall and 5-0 in conference. Northwestern upset Iowa 63-50 in Evanston as Winston Blake led with 16 points.
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Big Ten Roundup: Michigan Surges Past Minnesota in Ann Arbor
Michigan edged Minnesota 71 69 at Ann Arbor as Bernard Robinson hit a late driving 12 foot jumper with three seconds left. Michigan erased a 10 point deficit in final 6:12, Blanchard 20 points, Young 18, Robinson 18, Ingerson 10. Wisconsin beat Purdue 77 66 led by Harris and Wilkinson 16 each. Michigan State 77 Penn State 65 with Torbert 16 points and a go ahead 3 with 9:45 left.
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Tech Lady Raiders Upset No. 14 Iowa State 78 66
Amber Tarr scored 21 as Texas Tech hit a school record 12 three-pointers to defeat Iowa State 78 66. Natalie Ritchie added 17 points for the 11 5 3 3 Big 12 squad while ISU diluted by a 2 3 zone. Connecticut, Oklahoma, Stanford and others also posted solid wins across the college basketball slate.
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Murray State downs SEMO behind Burdine 33 points
Murray State defeated Southeast Missouri 85 to 72 as Justin Burdine poured in a career high 33 points on 12 of 23 shooting and 5 of 11 from deep. Tim Scheer and Derek Winans led SEMO with 14 points each amid a four-player Racers in double figures.
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