Northwestern Beats Ohio State In Road Big Ten Thriller
Northwestern defeats Ohio State 74-72 in Columbus to extend its win streak to four and bolster its NCAA bid hopes. Vic Law 10 points and 11 rebounds lead the Wildcats as Ohio State falters late amid turnovers and injuries to Jackson and Williams.
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Xavier Ends Losing Streak With Win Over Georgetown
Xavier, led by Edmond Sumner despite a shoulder injury, rallied in the second half for an 86-75 victory over Georgetown. Sumner scored 14 points including a pivotal 12-3 run, as Trevon Bluiett 24 and J P Macura 20 paced the Musketeers who stayed undefeated in the second half against the Hoyas. Georgetown’s Rodney Pryor led with 23 in a loss that dropped them to 1-6 in Big East play.
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Dayton Dominates Saint Louis Behind Cook and Smith
Dayton raced to a 67-46 win as Charles Cook posted 15 points nine rebounds and a career best six assists while Scoochie Smith scored 19 with five 3-pointers. Wright State cruised past Oakland 86-60 led by Mark Alstork 24 and Parker Ernsthausen 24 as Wright State built a 35-16 run. Oakland trailed 51-43 late before Wright State stretched the lead.
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Wichmann, Stull lift Milwaukee to OT win over Youngstown State
Cody Wichmann poured in 23 points including seven in overtime as Milwaukee turned a late tie into an 8-0 run and a 94-85 overtime victory over Youngstown State. Brock Stull added 19 points including key OT 3s, while Brett Prahl scored 18 and Cameron Harvey 15 for the Panthers.
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UConn Extends Longest Winning Streak With Tulane Rout
No. 1 UConn topped Tulane 100-56 to push the program’s record win streak to 93 games. Katie Lou Samuelson scored 32 points on 11 of 18 shooting, inching toward her career high as Kia Nurse added 18 and Napheesa Collier 17. Maryland, Notre Dame, Florida State, Washington, Louisville, Stanford, UCLA, Syracuse, Duke, Oklahoma, N.C. State, Texas A&M also posted wins in a winding day of top-25 women’s games.
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Ohio State routs Illinois on hot 3-point night
Kelsey Mitchell hit six 3-pointers en route to 22 points as No. 16 Ohio State beat Illinois 88-64 in Columbus. Sierra Calhoun added 11, Kiara Lewis and Asia Doss had 10 each, while Ohio State shot 45.5 percent from long range to win its third straight.
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