Buckeyes Top Indiana 59-51 Behind Late 15-3 Run
No. 15 Ohio State outlasted Indiana 59-51 in Columbus as Star Allen led with 21 points and Lavender added 17. The Buckeyes used a 15-3 surge to close the first half and stayed atop the Big Ten standings despite 24 turnovers and cold outside shooting. Indiana battled, led by Jori Davis and Jamie Braun, but couldn’t sustain scoring as Ohio State pulled away in the second half.
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Ohio State Edges Indiana In Tight Conference Battle
Ohio State defeats Indiana 59 to 51 in a close Big Ten clash. Key players include Roberson scoring 17 and Metis with 14 for Indiana while Braun leads Indiana with 10 points. Ohio State guards contribute assists and maintain the lead through the second half.
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Penn State Upsets No. 9 Michigan State in East Lansing
Talor Battle scored a career high 29 points and Jamelle Cornley added 16 to lift Penn State to a 72-68 upset of Michigan State in Breslin Center. Kalin Lucas led MSU with 23 but missed late free throws as Penn State earned its first win in 17 trips to East Lansing.
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Texas Upsets Baylor In Waco 58 55
Kathleen Nash posted 11 points and 10 rebounds as Texas stunned Baylor 58 to 55 in Waco. The Longhorns improved to 15 5 overall and 3 3 in Big 12 while Baylor dropped to 17 3 and 5 2 after consecutive home losses.
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Ovechkin nets seventh career hat trick in 7-4 win over Senators
Washington Capitals top Ottawa 7-4 as Alex Ovechkin scores three goals for the seventh time in his career and second this season. Sergei Federov assists on two goals. Mike Green adds a goal and three assists. Daniel Alfredsson leads the Senators with two goals.
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