No. 2 Duke routs Wake Forest to share ACC lead
No. 2 Duke beat No. 9 Wake Forest 85-62 in Durham as Jason Williams scored 27 points and Duke finished the first half strong with a 21-3 run. The win leaves Duke 18-1 overall and 6-0 in the ACC, tied for first with North Carolina.
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Iverson leads 76ers past Rockets in overtime rally
Allen Iverson scored 32 points after a cold first half as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Houston Rockets 85 84 in overtime to extend their league best road streak to 19 4 and record 12 straight road wins George Lynch sparked the OT run with a go ahead basket and the Sixers never trailed Phoenix Suns snapped a three game skid with Cliff Robinson 27 and Shawn Marion 18 16 for Detroit loss Miami Heat win ninth straight at home Anthony Mason 21 Jamal Mashburn 31 13 for Hornets Charlotte beat the Nets Warriors beat the Knicks as Antawn Jamison 28 Marc Jackson 17 13 Moovkie Blaylock 20 Sonics edge Clippers 114 110 in OT Gary Payton 26 Ruben Patterson 18 in OT
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Knicks and Hornets Clash in Wild NBA Night
New York and Charlotte played a high scoring game with key scorers Rashid Spencer and Kobe Davis powering their teams. Charlotte edged New York 81 to 67 as Maghor Burn registered double digits and Wes ley contributed 18 points.
Baylor Upsets No. 7 Iowa State In Waco Showdown
Danielle Crockrom tallies 25 points and 12 rebounds to lift unranked Baylor to a 79-74 win over No. 7 Iowa State at home. Baylor snaps a three-game skid and moves to 14-3 overall, 3-3 in the Big 12 while Megan Taylor scores 22 for ISU.
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Hiram Tops Oberlin In NCAC Clash At Home
In NCAC action at Hiram, Jeremy Bailey and Phil Lawson sparked an early 17 2 run as Hiram defeated Oberlin 85 67. Oberlin leaders Cameron Leverett with 22 points and James Knight with 16. Hiram get 12 points each from Matt Kersten and S Clinton Blockson.
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Yeowomen sweep NCAC game with Hiram win
Oberlin defeats Hiram 50 41 at Philips Gym to extend winning streak to three in NCAC play. Nzinga Broussard leads with 19 points and Holly Koepp adds 16 after hip injury return for the Lady Yeowomen.
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