Stanford Upsets No 1 Arizona In Tucson Thriller
Stanford guard Matt Lottich poured in 23 points including a decisive 3 with 58 seconds left to beat No 1 Arizona 82-77 in McKale Center. Julius Barnes added 14 points and 10 assists while Arizona’s Jason Gardner topped with 22 and Luke Walton 20 for the Wildcats.
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Sixth man on court costs Seton Hall overtime win
Seton Hall beat Georgetown 93 82 in overtime after six Pirates players were on the floor at the end of regulation. The Big East confirmed the error but said the result cannot be changed. Officials and coaches did not notice the six players on the court during the final seconds.
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Knight Eyes 800th Victory After Texas Tech Win
Hall of fame coach Bob Knight moved within one win of 800 after Texas Tech defeated Colorado to reach 799. He faces Texas AM in College Station for the milestone, a feat acknowledged by peers Duke’s Krzyzewski and Kansas’ Roy Williams as a mark of enduring excellence.
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Title IX Errs in Reform Proposals Amid 1990s Cuts
The commission debated reforms to Title IX's proportionality standard as about 400 men's teams were cut in the 1990s. Proposals ranged from fixed roster counts to excluding walk-ons and nontraditional students, with a 7-7 vote on a 50-50 split and a failed bid to abolish proportionality.
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Tennessee Tops Arkansas to End Razorbacks Home Streak
No 4 Tennessee survived a late Arkansas push to win 92-79 in Fayetteville. Gwen Jackson led with 26 points as the Lady Volunteers improved to 17-3, while Arkansas slipped to 16-5 after a 10‑game home run ended by Tennessee's finish.
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Penn State Tops Ohio State 68 53 as Mazzante Sets 3-point Record
Penn State 14th ranked defeats No 23 Ohio State 68 53 in State College to seize Big Ten lead. Kelly Mazzante scores 26 and breaks Penn State career 3-point mark with 231. Hazel Joseph adds 12 points and eight rebounds, Jess Brungo 12 for the Lady Lions. Ohio State shot 39 percent, DiDi Reynolds 10 for Buckeyes.
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