Walton's comeback falls short as Kent State tops CSU
Harold Walton returned for Kent State after a week in hospital for a calf issue and played 33 minutes. He missed two late three point attempts that could have tied Cleveland State, as CSU held on for a 52 to 49 victory. Walton's presence boosted the Flashes though, moving him into third on Kent State's all time steals list with a key steal and a 8:13 remaining three. The senior guard, rusty but determined, said the team showed progress and could challenge in the MAC with him at full strength.
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CSU- From -1 Ends In See-Saw Conference Battle
In a tight see-saw game Kent and CSU traded leads until a 27-27 halftime. CSU pulled ahead 38-34 before Anthony Reed sparked a Viking rally with two three-pointers and a late 1foot, giving CSU the lead for good. Reed 11, Greg Allen 9, Derek Allen 9. Kremling 13 for Kent, Banks and Wilson 10 each. Greg Allen 10 rebounds.
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Buckeyes Press Pace In Penn State Narrow Loss
Penn State dictated tempo against Ohio State but trailed 33 29 at half as Parkhill stressed handling the press and choosing between driving or setting up the offense. Final lines show mixed efficiency with Penn State totaling 14 assists while OSU outrebounded and shot better from the line in a tight showdown.
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Fourth rated Kansas avoids upset in OT thriller
Fourth ranked Kansas narrowly defeats Pepperdine 79-73 in overtime extending their home win streak to 24. The Waves led most of the game as Kansas rallied late with Alonzo Jamison scoring six overtime points and Richard Scott praising the team effort.
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