Cavs visit Wolves in interconference clash for Love return
Cavaliers forward Kevin Love reflects on his move from Minnesota, where he remains close to Flip Saunders, as Cleveland visits Target Center on January 31 for a tough game against his former team. Andrew Wiggins makes Cavs debut against the Timberwolves along with Anthony Bennett. The Wolves endure injuries to Rubio Martin and Pekovic as they fight attrition.
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Bulls End Raptors Streak Behind Rose Big Fourth
Derrick Rose scored 29 points and Jimmy Butler 27 with 11 rebounds as the Bulls beat Toronto 129 120. Rose tallied 15 of Chicago's franchise record 49 in the fourth, helping regain momentum after late illnesses and Gibson's ankle injury.
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Buckeyes rout Miami as 55 percent shooting seals win
Ohio State shot 55 percent from the field and led Miami throughout the game to hold a comfortable margin. J. Tate scored 10 as eight Buckeyes tallied at least two points, while LJ Livingston led Miami with 17 points and Thad Matta lauded focus after a prior loss to North Carolina.
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RedHawks Upset Ohio State In 1993 NIT Opener
Miami stunned Ohio State 56 to 53 at St John Arena in the 1993 National Invitation Tournament opening game. The upset marked a notable in-state victory as OSU raised its record to 230-76 against Ohio colleges while Miami dropped to 6-69-? against state schools.
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Buckeyes’ Anthony Lee Sprains Ankle in First Half
Ohio State backup center Anthony Lee sprained an ankle in the first half and needed help to the sideline. Coach Matta offered no prognosis, saying only the injury was a sprain. Coach Thad Matta wished reporters happy holidays and joked about the sentiment.
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Ohio State Dominates Miami Ohio in 93 55 Victory
Ohio State improves to 10 2 with a 93 55 win over Miami Ohio. Key performances include K Williams 18 points and Russell 15 for the Buckeyes while Livingston Jr leads Miami with 17 points and 8 rebounds as the teams clash at Ohio Stadium with 15 018 fans in attendance.
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Temple Stuns No. 10 Kansas In 77 52 Victory
Temple Owls shock Kansas 77 52 at Wells Fargo Center as Will Cummings score 19 and Quenton DeCosey 18 pace a dominant second half. Jesse Morgan adds 17 as Jayhawks slump to 32.7 percent shooting and 17 turnovers.
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Mitchell delivers freshman record as Ohio State routs WVU
Ohio State freshman Kelsey Mitchell scores 39 points in 27 minutes to lead the 96-54 win over No. 21 West Virginia, snapping the Mountaineers seven game streak. Ameryst Alston adds 26 points while Alexa Hart, Shacobia Barbee also contribute for the Buckeyes.
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Jackets lose at home as Smith leads Nashville rout
Craig Smith scored twice and Pekka Rinne stopped 30 shots for Nashville in a 5-1 win over Columbus. Colin Wilson added a goal and assist, while Seth Jones and Mike Fisher scored. Rookie Alexander Weinberg scored his first NHL goal late in the third for Columbus. Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky allowed four goals before being pulled.
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