Blazers Topple Bulls In Chicago Showdown
Portland shockingly defeated the Chicago Bulls 106 to 101 at the United Center as Arvydas Sabonis posted 21 points and a career-high 20 rebounds. Damon Stoudamire Isiah Rider and Rasheed Wallace hit crucial 3s to erase a late 15 point lead and end Chicago 8 game home winning streak.
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Sereas Hawks Triumph Over Nuggets In Atlanta
Hawks 112 Nuggets 88 in Atlanta with Gorbin 4-9 2-411 Henderson 10-11 1-222 Mutomba 3-5 1-27 Smith 5-9 7-8 18 and Blaylock 5-19 0-40 12 leading scorers. Denver limited by balanced Atlanta offense and 55 rebounds to 48.
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Cavs Rally Past Grizzlies In Vancouver Showdown
Cleveland held off Vancouver 106 104 as Carl Thomas matched 5-of-5 from the floor for 14 points off the bench and Brevin Knight dished 17 assists. Zydrunas Ilgauskas posted 22 points 11 boards while Shawn Kemp added 16 points 10 rebounds in a tight finish.
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Duke Clinches Share of ACC Crown After 76 53 Win
Duke built a 21 point halftime lead in Atlanta and defeated Georgia Tech 76 53 to secure at least a share of the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season title. The Blue Devils improve to 26 2 and 14 1, with 17 wins in 18 games, and stand one win from outright clinching. Roshawn McLeod led Duke with 20 points while Dion Glover scored 19 for Tech.
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No. 7 Kentucky at Auburn fuels SEC East race
Kentucky guard Jeff Sheppard scored a career high 25 as No. 7 Kentucky beat Auburn in Auburn to clinch the SEC Eastern Division. Scott Padgett added 19 as Kentucky improved to 10-0 on the road. In other games, No. 13 Mississippi and No. 12 Arkansas split, while Ansa Sesay led Ole Miss with 23 points and 11 rebounds in Oxford. Duane Woodward's late jumper carried Boston College past West Virginia in Boston.
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Texas Tech clinches Big 12 title with dominant win over Nebraska
Alicia Thompson scored 29 and grabbed 14 rebounds as No. 6 Texas Tech beat Nebraska 87-62 in Lubbock to seal the Big 12 regular season crown, its first since 1995-96 Southwest Conference. Thompson surpassed 2,000 career points as Tech built a 46-27 halftime lead.
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Buckeyes Hold Off Badgers On Senior Night
Ohio State survives Wisconsin 61 56 as both teams struggle with late turnovers and free throw woes. Senior guard Sanderson nails a crucial late three to put OSU ahead 48 44, then hits free throws to secure the win while Wisconsin endures its 10th straight Big Ten loss.
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