Spiders top No 16 Dayton 80 63 on road or home
Richmond with Dan Geriot and David Gonzalvez combining for 25 points in a hot first half powered the Spiders to an 80-63 win over Dayton at the Robins Center. Dayton played shorthanded without Wright and Little and fell behind early, never closing the margin.
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Otterbein Stuns John Carroll With 18 3s In Westerville
Otterbein used a season high 18 three pointers to topple John Carroll 98 73 in Westerville. Adam Wells scored a career best 27 points on 10 16 shooting including 6 10 from long range, with Ross Banaszak adding 22. Terry Walsh led John Carroll with 27 as Maurice Haynes II added 10.
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Memphis Tigers Rout Gonzaga In Nonconference Thriller
Memphis top-ranked team extended its home winning streak to 43 by pounding Gonzaga 81 73 in Memphis. Chris Douglas Robertes led with 21 points and Derrick Rose added 19 as John Calipari earned his 200th Memphis win.
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Buckeyes Top Gophers Behind Butler Scoring Surge
Ohio State rallied to beat Minnesota 76-60 as Butler led with 27 points and Dan Coleman added 14 for the Gophers. OSU forced nine first-half turnovers, held Minnesota to 30 percent shooting, and capitalized on a late 8-0 run after Matt Terwilliger’s dunk.
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Capital 77, B-W 71 Jackets push Crusaders in tough loss
Capital defeated Baldwin-Wallace 77 to 71 as the Yellow Jackets battled to stay in reach. BW led early and kept it close through 12 minutes before Capital surged, with key 3-pointers from Kyle Brown and strong defense late sealing the win. Brown scored 20 for BW and this loss continues their tough OAC schedule.
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Capital 77 B-W 71: Midwestern battle ends tight
Capital edges Baldwin Wallace 77 to 71 in a hard fought game. Stahl scores 18 for Capital while Brown leads Baldwin Wallace with 20. Team totals show Capital 27 field goals and Baldwin Wallace 22, with several players districting the scoring load.
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