Purdue Edges Lafayette Behind Late Free Throws
Purdue 72 Lafayette 67 as No. 15 Purdue closes strong with 8 free throws in final 1:16. Brian Cardinal scores 18 and grabs eight rebounds, sparking the comeback after Lafayette trims the margin with a late rally led by Tyson Whitfield.
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Villanova Wins Top of the World Classic in Fairbanks Alaska
John Celestand nets 21 points with five of seven from three as Villanova (4-0) dominates Arkansas (4-1) 78 to 62 to claim the Top of the World Classic title in Fairbanks. Brian Lynch adds 17 points on 4 of 5 from long range. Wally Szczerbiak fuels Miami of Ohio’s 24 points 11 rebounds in a 78-62 win over Dayton. Kent State, Ball State, and a sanctions note on Louisville also feature in the roundup.
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Lefty Driesell’s fashion faux pas and college hoops notes
A sprawling game night recap covers Lefty Driesell’s olive Nehru jacket at Georgia Dome before a Georgia State loss to Georgetown. It also notes NCAA penalties for LSU over Earl, Dale Brown’s reaction, Clyde Drexler’s Hofheinz coaching debut, Evtimov’s eligibility ruling, and Maryland’s 89-59 nonconference win to extend Cole Field House streak.
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Flyers edge Panthers in overtime as Vanbiesbrouck returns
Keith Jones scored 26 seconds into OT and John Vanbiesbrouck made 25 saves in his first return to South Florida, lifting the Flyers 2-1 over the Panthers. Eric Lindros assisted on both goals, setting up Jones after stealing behind the Panthers net. LeClair added the Flyers’ second tally into McLean. Ed Jovanovski scored Florida’s lone goal.
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Standings and game notes from a busy hockey schedule
Standings show Los Angeles ahead of San Jose Gundsy's Gn New Jersey 5, Carolina 2, Philadelphia 2 and Saab OT Anaheim 4 Chicago 1. Tuesday games include Calgary at Toronto 7 30 p.m Vancouver at Ottawa 7 30 p.m San Jose at Dallas 8 30 p.m. Texas lead in other line items. The card records penalties, goals by Anaheim and New Jersey, and key scorers, with period-by-period tallies and goalie lines for several teams.
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Stanford beats No 1 Purdue in late rally shock
Stanford, 1-3 to start the season, stunned top-ranked Purdue 73-72 as Regan Freuen sank a one‑second foul shot after grabbing a late rebound. Purdue had climbed to No 1 after beating Tennessee, ending the Volunteers 46-game streak.
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Tara VanDerveer
Illini rally past Wagner with balanced scoring in Champaign
No 24 Illinois led by Allison Curtin and Cindy Dallas with 14 points each as Wagner trailed after a 10-4 start. Tanja Catchings sparked Illinois with six early points, aiding a 26-8 run to 40-22. Catchings had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Sheeler 13 points. Ryan 14 for Wagner. In Madison, Wisconsin beat Wisconsin-Green Bay 78-66 as Nordgaard scored 21 for Green Bay.
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Arkansas State Upsets No. 8 Virginia In Jonesboro
Julie Haygood tallied 28 points with 22 in the second half to lift Arkansas State University over Virginia in a Jonesboro upset. She made 10 of 11 free throws as ASU shot 27 of 33 from the line, building a 40-38 halftime edge before Virginia closed the gap.
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