Tate leads Buckeyes past Nebraska with career high
Jae'Sean Tate scored a career best 22 points to lift Ohio State 81 57 over Nebraska as Sam Thompson added 15 and Shannon Scott 13. D'Angelo Russell contributed 11 points before leaving with a leg concern, while Nebraska dropped its sixth straight.
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Moore Leads SMU Past Memphis 66 57 In AAC Battle
SMU pulled away in the second half behind 14 of 16 points from Moore as they beat Memphis 66 57. Manuel and Moreira added 11 each, boosting SMU to its fifth straight win while Memphis saw its three game streak end.
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Memorable night for Rathan-Mayes
Florida State guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes erupted for 30 points in the final 4:38 to nearly rally the Seminoles from an 18 point deficit in a 81 77 loss at Miami. Coach Leonard Hamilton praised the feat while highlighting its rarity. The piece also recalls historic scoring bursts by Wilt Chamberlain Kobe Bryant Pete Maravich Reggie Miller Eric Floyd and Isiah Thomas for context.
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Mitchell powers South Carolina to SEC tie bid
Tiffany Mitchell scored 16 points as No. 2 South Carolina beat No. 11 Mississippi State 69-50 in Columbia to clinch at least a share of the SEC regular-season title. The Gamecocks led 39-23 after an 18-5 run, with Victoria Vivians and LaKaris Salter top-scoring for MSU with 14 each.
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