Buckeyes top Rutgers in late rally for 52 50 win
Ohio State defeats fourth ranked Rutgers 52 50 as Jessica Davenport scores 22 and a late 6 0 run powers the Buckeyes to their sixth straight win. Rutgers sees a seven game streak snapped and Mateo Ajayon leads with 20 points.
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Arizona Beats UCLA In Pac-10 Showdown
Dee Wheeler scored 19 points and contributed 32 assists to help Arizona top No. 19 UCLA 84-78. Astley Whisenant added a career-high 17, Shawntinice Polk posted 12 points and 11 rebounds, while Lisa Willis led UCLA with 24 points in a hard-fought conference clash.
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Eagles extend unbeaten start with 73 54 win at West Virginia
Boston College led by Jared Dudley with 21 points and Craig Smith 20 as the No. 13 Eagles defeated West Virginia 73-54 on the road. Jermaine Watson added 13 points off the bench, improving to 14-0 overall and 3-0 in the Big East under coach Al Skinner. West Virginia, 11-3, 1-2, has dropped three of four after a 10-0 start.
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Singh wins Sony Open to start 2005 season
Vijay Singh roars back to win the Sony Open at Waialae with a 65 finishing 11 under 269 for his 28th career title and first of 2005. Ernie Els tied late with a final-hole eagle, while Shigeki Maruyama faltered and Michelle Wie missed the cut.
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