Goldin lifts Michigan past Ohio State in late scramble
Vladislav Goldin grabbed a key offensive rebound and scored with 52 seconds left as Michigan held off Ohio State 86-83. Danny Wolf led Michigan with 20 points and 11 rebounds, while Devin Royal scored 26 for OSU. Michigan improved to 20-5, Ohio State dropped to 15-11.
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Wichita State Stuns Memphis In OT Thriller
Quincy Ballard sparked Wichita State with 14 of his 19 points in the second half and overtime as the Shockers overcame No. 14 Memphis 84-79. Brian Cortes hit a late three to put WSU ahead 78-77 with 1:10 left in OT and the Tigers saw their eight-game win streak end.
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UConn snaps South Carolina home streak in 87-58 win
Azzi Fudd scores 28 as No. 7 UConn ends No. 4 South Carolina's 71-game home winning streak with an 87-58 victory. Other top games include UCLA edging Michigan State 75-69, Texas rallying past a cold start, and notable performances across multiple ranked teams and players.
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Curry Caps Home All-Star Moment on Bay Area Court
Stephen Curry earned MVP honors as Shaq's OGs defeated Chuck's Global Stars 41-25 at Chase Center. He opened scoring with a 3 and closed with a half court shot, greeting fans who cheered MVP chants and celebrated a Bay Area milestone in a new midseason format.
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Curry Earns All-Star MVP after Weekend of Events
Stephen Curry, 36, claimed All-Star Game MVP in a weekend filled with parties, practice and community outreach. It marked his 11th selection and 10th game, with his March 14 birthday noted as he reacted emotionally during the Canadian and U S national anthems before shifting to the next task.
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College student wins big at All-Star 3pt contest
Jaren Barajas, an 18 year old college student, defeated Damian Lillard to win $100,000 in a buzzy All-Star 3-point shootout. Barajas credited family and education plans, noting the win could fund his studies and future. He relied on a backboard shot to clinch the moment as the clock ran down.
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Rising Stars edge OGs 42 in high scoring duel
In a 42 42 tie with 17 539 attendance, Rising Stars and OGs 42 both post 35 and 42 point totals respectively. Knecht and Dunn lead Rising Stars with multiple 3 pointers and free throws while Durant Curry and Lillard anchor OGs 42 scoring. Rebounds and assists favor OGs 42, but Rising Stars prevail in the final tally.
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Global Stars beat Young Stars in 41-32 game
In a low scoring matchup, Global Stars outscored Young Stars 41 to 32. Key performers included Wembanyama and Towns for Global Stars and Jackson Dr. Williams and Herro for Young Stars, with 14 assists by Global Stars and 14 total rebounds led by Wembanyama.
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OGS edge Global Stars in high scoring exhibition
Durant went 0-1 for OGs while Tatum led with 15 points on 6-7 shooting and Curry added 12. Wembanyama and Towns paced Global Stars with 11 and 8 points respectively as OGs pulled away late with superior 3 point shooting and 10 assists to 7.
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Global Stars stumble in debut of new All-Star format
In an untimed four-team mini tournament, the Global Stars fell behind 11-0 and trailed early as Victor Wembanyama led San Antonio with 11 points in the final. The event introduced a first-to-40 format and featured lighter defense and playful play, with some moments of competitiveness from stars like Damian Lillard and Kevin Durant.
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