Louisiana Tech Advances Over Georgia In NIT Second Round
Louisiana Tech beat Georgia 79-71 as Alex Hamilton scored 20 points and the Bulldogs built a 26 point first half lead. Tech forced 10 first half steals and held on as Georgia trimmed the margin late, with Chris Anderson adding 18 and Cordarius Johnson 16 for Tech.
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Whitewater Wins DIII Title In Thrilling Salem Finale
Quardell Young drove the length for a 0.9 second layup to lift Wisconsin Whitewater over Williams 75-73 in the NCAA Division III final. Mayer tipped Williams ahead 74-73 before Young’s heroics and the Ephs’ late halfcourt attempt fell short. Warhawks finish 29-4 claiming their second title in three years and fourth in program history. Williams ends 28-5 after three final losses since 2003.
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Dayton Edges Syracuse In Frenzied NCAA Thriller
Dayton Flyers defeat Syracuse Orange 55 53 in a regional round clash. Vee Sanford hit a 3 with 3.8 seconds left for the decisive margin as Dayton improves to 25-10 and advances to face Kansas or Stanford. Ennis led Syracuse with 19 points while Scoochie Smith added key breaks.
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DePaul tops Oklahoma in NCAA first round shootout
Megan Rogowski scored 24 points including a go ahead 3 with 40.5 seconds left as DePaul upset Oklahoma 104-100 in Durham. Chanise Jenkins added 21 and Brittany Hrynko 19 for the seventh seeded Blue Demons who rallied from a 19 point deficit to advance to face Duke.
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Pelicans Top Heat 105 95 as Wade Oden Sitouts
Anthony Davis led New Orleans with 30 points and 11 rebounds while Miami rested Dwyane Wade and Greg Oden. LeBron James returned from an ankle tweak to post 25 points nine assists and eight rebounds as New Orleans held off Miami.
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Cavaliers Fall to Rockets Behind Lopsided Start
The Cavaliers trailed by double digits early as Houston seized a 17-4 run and built a 24 point gap. Tyler Zeller led Cleveland with a career high 23 points and 11 rebounds while Matthew Dellavedova tallied 14 points and 10 assists in a losing effort. Harden scored 37 for Houston, who stretched the lead with a late third quarter burst.
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