Vikings Dominate CSU In First Half To Rout Panthers
Wisconsin Milwaukee blitzed Cleveland State 75 57 as the Vikings built a 39 14 halftime lead. Madison led CSU with 12 points in the first half while Bowens finished with 17 points and 7 rebounds. CSU shot 27 62 from the floor and committed 11 turnovers in the opening 20 minutes as Cleveland State extended its winless streak to 11 games.
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Bruins rally past Arizona State for 78 73 win in Tempe
UCLA freshman Baron Davis sparked a 13 foot jumper and late defense as the No. 10 Bruins erased a 63-63 tie with 5:31 left to beat Arizona State 78-73 in Tempe. J R Henderson led UCLA with 31 points while Kris Johnson fouled out late.
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Arizona Surges Past UCLA in Pac-10 Opener
Arizona beat UCLA 87-75 to grab early Pac-10 momentum while UCLA rebuilds after suspensions. Miles Simon noted the Wildcats seek Pac-10 supremacy as UCLA stars Jelani McCoy and Kris Johnson return, and Hawaii quietly impresses with an 11-1 mark and a big win over Kansas. Kansas, Duke, and North Carolina brace for LaFrentz’s absence as LaFrentz may miss six to eight weeks.
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Unranked Clemson shocks No. 9 Virginia
Clemson upsets Virginia 74-67 as free throws anchor the win. Natasha Anderson led the Tigers with 18 points while Amy Geren added 13 and crucial late free throws. Virginia, stunned by Clemson pressure, dropped to 10-2. Cavaliers guard DeMya Walker tallied 19.
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