Hurricanes outlast Ohio State in ACC Big Ten showdown
Miami defeats Ohio State 94 89 in overtime as Keyona Hayes scores 23 and Jessica Thomas adds 16. Sierra Calhoun ties regulation at 84, while Kelsey Mitchell leads Ohio State with 29 points. The game features 13 lead changes and ends with Hurricanes holding on after late free throws.
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UConn Wins 81st Straight Behind Nurse Career High
UConn routed DePaul 91-46 as Kia Nurse poured in a career high 33 points to extend the Huskies’ record win streak. The roundup covers top NCAA women’s results including South Carolina, Baylor, Maryland, and Stanford performances in key challenges and top-25 matchups.
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LeBron James named SI Sportsperson of the Year second time
LeBron James, Akron native and Cavaliers star, is Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year for 2016, the only athlete besides Tiger Woods to win twice. The award honors his 2016 title run, his family and foundation, and SI announced the Dec. 12 ceremony in Brooklyn.
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Heat edge Jazz in 111 110 road thriller
Goran Dragic topped 27 points as the Heat beat the Jazz 111 110 on the road. James Johnson scored a season high 24 off the bench and Wayne Ellington added 17 helping Miami secure five road wins in seven. Gordon Hayward missed a late jumper for Utah.
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Redick shines as Clippers top Cavs in 113 94
Cleveland battles but clutch shooting from J Redick and Chris Paul carries Los Angeles past Cleveland 113 to 94. LeBron James scores 16, Kevin Love 16, Kyrie Irving 28 as Cavs fail to curb Clippers balanced attack and suffer 18 turnovers.
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