Camby leads UMass past St. Joseph in overtime thriller
Marcus Camby tallies 34 points nine rebounds and five blocks to lift unbeaten Massachusetts to a 94 89 overtime win over St Josephs in Philadelphia Hawks coach Phil Martelli swapped top defender on Camby but could not derail the Minutemen Iverson held to 12 points as Georgetown fell to Pittsburgh 68 63.
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Bowling Green Rolls Over Central Michigan
Jay Larranaga led Bowling Green with 24 points as BG opened and controlled an 81-70 MAC win over Central Michigan at Mount Pleasant Michigan. Freshman Anthony Stacey added 13 points and Oberlin High graduate Howard Chambers appeared but scored none.
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Five Quaterbein players in double figures in win
Kelley McClure scored 17 points and led five Quaterbein players in double figures as they defeated Ohio Northern at Westerville Ohio.
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Hawkeyes overwhelm Ohio State with pressure defense
Iowa defeats Ohio State 81-53, forcing 30 turnovers as Damion Stringer leads Buckeyes with 14 points. Jess Settles scores 20 for Iowa, which improves to 13-2 overall and 2-1 in the Big Ten, while Ohio State drops to 7-5, 0-3. Coach Tom Davis lauds the press as freshman-heavy Buckeyes struggle to handle pressure.
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Yellow Jackets hold off Mount Union in close finish
Baldwin Wallace beat Mount Union 61-58 as Brian Higley scored a career high 25 points and Kevin Braaten added 15 with 11 rebounds for the Yellow Jackets in Alliance Ohio. Mount Union led late before Braaten and Burrell sealed the win with free throws.
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Indians Wahoo Winterfest at CSU in Cleveland
The Indians announce a two day Wahoo Winterfest baseball convention at the Cleveland State University Convocation Center on February 3 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and February 4 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets at $10 go on sale today through the Indians Ticket Office at Jacobs Field, CSU Box Office, team shops, Galleria Erieview, Belden Village Mall or 63 Ticketmaster outlets and by phone. Daily tickets limited to 13,000 with a limit of eight per order. Coupons worth $2 off apply at Stop N Shop stores. Featured events include seminars with John Hart and other officials, Kids Only Seminar, autograph sessions with current and former players, and baseball clinics for youth conducted by Tribe coaches at CSU. A Major League Matchups center debuts and fans can win home opener tickets by sinking a hole in one at the Tribe Putting Green.
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Cavaliers Fall Short as Spurs Hold On in Close Battle
Danny Ferry's 3 with 12 seconds left pulled Cleveland to 88-85, but Vinny Del Negro and Avery Johnson hit late free throws to seal a San Antonio win. Chuck Person scored 23 after a rough night for Hill praised by his coach, while Elliott and Person carried the Cavaliers despite ankle and back injuries. San Antonio led 42-29 at halftime as Cleveland posted a season-low 29 points before a late surge.
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