College of Charleston Upsets No 9 North Carolina
College of Charleston defeats No 9 North Carolina 82-79 after a late regulation rally. Goudelock scored 24 for UNC, Monroe hit key late shots, and Charleston earned its first ranked win since 1998. Florida State routed Corpus Christi 94-54 behind Dulkys scoring 17 and 5 threes. Gibbs closed Pittsburgh win over Cincinnati 74-71 with late free throws. Alabama topped Toledo 67-50 as Torrance led with 19. Kent State beat Norfolk State 84-66 with Sherman scoring 16.
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UConn extends streak with 84 42 win over South Florida
No. 1 UConn remains undefeated at 13-0 after an 84-42 victory in Hartford powered by Tiffany Hayes season high 22 points and Maya Moore 18 points 10 rebounds. Notre Dame 79 Purdue 75 leads No. 3 with Lechlitner 20 points, Diggins 15, Schrader 15. Nebraska 94 Vermont 50 and Green Bay 76 Youngstown State 60 also noted.
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Higgins lifts Rangers past Bruins with late winner
Christopher Higgins nets a 1 minute 29 second remaining goal to give the New York Rangers a 3-2 victory over Boston after the Bruins rally with two goals in the third period. Matt Hunwick tied it, and Higgins sealed it past Tuukka Rask as Henrik Lundqvist held on.
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Monsters center TJ Hensick named AHL Player of the Month
Lansing native TJ Hensick of the Lake Erie Monsters earned the American Hockey League Player of the Month for December. He totaled 23 points in 13 games, with four goals and 19 assists, and recorded a point in all but one game. His leadership helped the Monsters win three straight and eight of ten. Hensick leads the team with 21 assists and 10 power-play assists, and is second with 25 points and 10 power-play points.
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