Lakers fall to Pacers on late buzzer miss in Inglewood
Kobe Bryant scored 18 as the Lakers lose 101-99 to Indiana in Inglewood, with Reggie Miller scoring 26 for the Pacers and Jalen Rose and Antonio Davis delivering strong fourth quarters. Shaquille O Neal had 17 rebounds in a 6 point setback as Indiana closed the game 25 13 over the final 8 55. Bryant had a late 3 pointer that rimmed out with 4 8 seconds remaining. Rik Smits added 16 points and made one of two foul shots with four seconds left.
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Spurs Triumph Over Bulls In Tight NBA Night
Spurs 89 Bulls 76 as Duncan leads San Antonio with 14 points and 12 rebounds while Kukoc nets 27 for Chicago. Scoreboard notes Magic beat Bucks 85 82 with Hardaway and Grant key players and Orlando edges Milwaukee 85 82.
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Unclear NBA Standings and Box Scores Recap
A fragmentary tilt of NBA box scores shows Philadelphia beating Atlanta 78-70, and Dallas 92 over Vancouver 96, with many player lines. Other games include Indiana 101 over Los Angeles 99 and Portland 100 over Golden State 105, plus Phoenix 107 over Los Angeles 104.
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Billikens Upset No 4 Bearcats In St Louis
Saint Louis handed Cincinnati its third straight loss 69 57 as Virgil Dobbin scored 20 and Ryan Luechtefeld added 18. The Billikens surged late, making 15 of 16 free throws in the second half to claim the upset and snap a 10 game skid against Cincinnati.
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Clemson Stuns Duke In Tight ACC Highlight
No. 19 Clemson upset seventh-ranked Duke 80-75 in Clemson as Umoh and Anderson each scored 24. Duke had entering a 19-game conference winning streak, while VanGorp led Duke with 35 points and 11 rebounds. Clemson trailed early but surged late to seal the win.
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Purdue Routs Ohio State to Extend Win Streak
Purdue's Camile Cooper matched her career high with 19 points and 13 rebounds as No. 2 Purdue beat Ohio State 88-58. Stephanie White-McCarty added 18 points and six assists, in front of a Mackey Arena record crowd of 14,123. Purdue, now 23-1 overall and 14-0 in the Big Ten, led 50-20 at halftime and never trailed, moving within one win of tying the conference record for consecutive victories.
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