Stanford Stays Undefeated In Narrow Win Over New Mexico
Stanford remains perfect at 17-0 after Casey Jacobsen 14 points and Ryan Mendez 13 propelled a 15-0 stretch in the second half to beat New Mexico. The Cardinal, tied for best start in school history, travel to Washington next. New Mexico led 24-23 early before Stanford tightened defense and surged ahead.
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Connecticut Huskies endure 500th victory against Pitt
Connecticut, led by Kelly Schumacher, wore down Pittsburgh for its 500th win in school history and 408th under coach Geno Auriemma. The loss likely drops UConn from the No 1 AP ranking as Notre Dame’s 92-76 upset could move the Irish to No 1.
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St Johns Routs Villanova At Madison Square Garden
St Johns improves to 10-6 and 4-1 in the Big East with a 80 69 win over Villanova as the Wildcats struggle against the press and fail to gain rhythm. Monty Mack leads UMass with 25 points in a 76 70 victory over Duquesne.
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Michigan Upsets Hawkeyes in 70 69 Finish
Michigan guard LaVell Blanchard poured a career high 30 points to lead the Wolverines past 14th ranked Iowa 70 69 on Saturday. Brennand Robinson added 15 and Josh Asselin 10 as Michigan snaps a 10 game road skid while Reggie Evans posted 22 points 10 rebounds for Iowa.
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