Iverson leads 76ers to sixth straight win over Bulls
Allen Iverson scored 24 points despite flu as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Chicago Bulls 102 86 for their sixth straight win and first 10 5 start since 1991. Matt Geiger added 21 points and season high 13 rebounds.
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Indiana and Washington clash in high scoring NBA night
Indiana led by Davis Mullins and Croshere posted 106 on 40-75 shooting while Washington top scorers Howard and Richmond combined for 41 as Chicago Philadelphia Charlotte Orlando Phoenix Los Angeles and Portland Sacramento Milwaukee logged notable results across the rest of the board.
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A-10 Tournament: Flyers Edge Bonnies In OT
Dayton survives St Bonaventure 70-69 in overtime as Mark Ashman seals win with 1:01 left. Rolan Roberts leads Virginia Tech past Fordham, La Salle ousts St Joseph's, and Monty Mack sparks Massachusetts to quarterfinals over Duquesne.
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Seton Hall and Villanova advance in conference tournaments
Duane Jordan and Rimas Kaukenas each scored 18 as Seton Hall beat Notre Dame in the opening round. John Celestin hit a career high 26, with 13 in the second half. Villanova rallied past West Virginia. Syracuse routed Boston College in the opening round. Rutgers upsets Pittsburgh to stay alive in the conference tourney. Quentin Richardson led DePaul past Tulane 59 52. Justin Love propelled Saint Louis over Marquette 18 points. Kelvin Price and Galen Young powered North Carolina Charlotte past Houston. Georgetown erased Providence in a late comeback. Alron Jackson scored 22 for South Florida to force OT against Memphis.
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Kent earns first NCAA trip with MAC title win over Miami
John Wharton led Kent with 18 points as the Golden Flashes beat Miami of Ohio 49-43 to claim their first MAC championship and first NCAA tournament berth in 47 seasons of MAC play. Ed Norvell and Kyrem Massey added key scoring while Kent held Miami to 33 percent shooting.
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Gauchos run 19th straight in Big West tourney triumph
No 17 UC Santa Barbara rolls past Nevada 74-57 in Reno to extend its winning streak to 19. Erin Buescher posts 17 points 12 rebounds while Kristi Rohr adds 14 and Rachelle Rogers 12 for the Gauchos 24-4. Nevada 9-19 suffers a fourth straight loss.
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