Jazz rout Celtics as Malone returns big in Salt Lake City
Karl Malone posted 30 points and 13 rebounds guiding Utah to a 114-99 win over Boston in Salt Lake City. Antoine Walker led Celtics with 27 points, while Stockton dished 11 assists. Utah moved into first in the Midwest as San Antonio fell.
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Standings and player records in a compact box score
The snippet lists team standings and player records with several 6 3 and 1 2 lines. Names include Pierce E Wilans Stith Herren and Russell Stockton Starks Padgett. It mentions defense by Boston Utah Sloga and a 19 911 rebound figure tied to Ouray Aetbase.
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Sooners Escape Missouri With Last-Second Basket
Jameel Heywood hit a layup at the buzzer to lift No. 16 Oklahoma to a 63-61 win over Missouri at the Hearnes Center. Oklahoma (21-5, 10-4 Big 12) snapped Missouri’s 13-game run and earned its sixth straight over the Tigers, with J.R. Raymond scoring 13 and Hollis Price 12. Missouri’s Clarence Gilbert added 16 points.
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Stanford Reclaims No 1 in AP College Basketball Poll
Stanford returns to the top of the AP poll after earlier dropouts as North Carolina falls to No 2 following a 75-65 loss to Clemson. Illinois rises to third behind wins over Wisconsin and Indiana while Duke drops to fourth and Michigan State sits fifth.
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Tennessee Reclaims No 1 in AP Women's Poll Top Spot
Tennessee rises to number one with a 26 1 record and 33 first place votes after Notre Dame loses to Rutgers 54 53. Connecticut remains third while Baylor debuts at 24 and Georgia, Purdue, and Louisiana Tech rise in a busy Top 20. Alyssa Rickert nets 23 for Baldwin Wallace in a first round Ohio Athletic Conference tournament win.
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Hasek leads Sabres to 2-0 win over Senators
Dominik Hasek stopped 30 shots for his seventh shutout of the season as Buffalo blanked Ottawa 2-0, ending the Senators four-game win streak. J.P. Dumont opened the scoring on a power play with Miroslav Satan sealing it on a late 2-on-1.
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