UMass Streak Ends as GW Dominates Mullins Center
George Washington upset No. 1 UMass 86 to 76 at Mullins Center, halting the Minutemen 26 game win streak. GW shot 50.9 percent, led by Vaughn Jones with 21, while UMass struggled defensively and coach Calipari was ejected early.
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Syracuse and Iowa State Deliver Conference Victories
At Syracuse New York J B Ren é Snyder scored 12 of his career high 18 points as Syracuse rallied past Pittsburgh Florida State. In Chapel Hill Florida State crushed North Carolina to end hopes of the ACC regular season title. In Columbia Cedric Willoughby poured in 25 points and sparked a second-half surge as Iowa State defeated Missouri to sweep the regular season for the first time since 1978.
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Stanford seniors Poppink and Cross lead win at home
At Stanford California Andy Poppink had 21 points and 13 rebounds to lift Stanford to victory after a two game Pac-10 skid. Dion Cross added 18 points as the 17-7 Cardinal honored its final home game for Poppink and Cross. Meanwhile at Green Bay Wisconsin Berlowski scored six of his 28 in OT as Wisconsin Green Bay beat Butler for a 2nd straight win and the program’s 15th straight home win, with four seniors honored after the game.
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Jackets edge Marietta to win OAC title
Baldwin Wallace clinches the Ohio Conference automatic NCAA bid with an 60-59 win over Marietta as Jason Frolo seals it with a late free throw. Marietta led 40-28 at the half before BW rally, while Frolo also contributed the decisive endgame rebound and free throw sequence.
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Wittenberg Tops Allegheny for NCAC Tourney Title
James King scored a career high 26 points aiding Wittenberg to an NCAC tournament win over Allegheny. The victory extended Wittenberg’s winning streak to 14 as they finished 23-4 and secured the regular season NCAC crown. King tied the NCAC tournament record with six 3-pointers while Scott Schwartz added 18 points for the Tigers.
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Northern Illinois Hands Wright State Road Loss In De Kalb
TJ Lux led Northern Illinois with 14 points 13 rebounds and four blocks as the Huskies beat Wright State in De Kalb Illinois to clinch third seed in MCC tournament. Huskies improved to 17-8 overall 10-5 in MCC while Wright State dropped to 14-12 with 28 at halftime.
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College Scores Show Broad Dallas to Greensboro Action
A long list of college basketball results from various programs including South Carolina, Alabama, Morehouse, Fisk, Kentucky, Murray, Tennessee, NC Greensboro, and others. Notable scorelines show Georgia State beating Savannah Art & Design, Emory and others posting wins, and multiple intrastate and regional matchups across the Southwest and Southeastern conferences.
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Henson retires as Illini edge No. 18 Iowa 91-86
Lou Henson announced his retirement after Illinois beat Iowa 91-86. Senior guard Richard Keene scored a career high 25 with six threes as Henson bid farewell to players and fans, hoping the final four games inspire the team.
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Kent St shocks Eastern Michigan in MAC clash
Kent State, led by a career high 38 points from Nate Reinking, upset MAC leader Eastern Michigan 91 78. Reinking shot 14 of 18, plus five of five from three and four rebounds with no turnovers in 31 minutes for the Golden Flashes.
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