Spurs roll to 112 93 win as Ginobili leads six in double figures
Manu Ginobili scored 16 points to pace seven players in double figures as the Spurs beat the Pelicans 112 93 for their 11th straight win. The victory followed other NBA results including Jazz overtime win, Pacers rally, Celtics over Bobcats, Heat extend win streak, Rockets edge Grizzlies, Nuggets top Mavericks, and Pistons rout over Bucks.
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Minnesota and Indiana clash as Suns- Pacers tally surge
Indiana top Minnesota 98-84 in a high intensity game led by Paul George 26 points and David West 13. Minnesota stars Kevin Love and Nikola Pekovic 그리고 Ricky Rubio struggled with shooting as Indiana pulled away in the second half.
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Cowboys stay undefeated as Smart and Brown pace OSU
No. 7 Oklahoma State improved to 5-0 with a 93-67 win at South Florida as Marcus Smart and Markel Brown each scored 25. Syracuse beat Minnesota 67-65 in Maui Invitational action while Florida defeated Jacksonville 71-46. Other results include Iowa State, Baylor, Arizona State, Maryland, and South Carolina win efforts.
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Ohio State Pulls Away From Wyoming Behind Craft in Second Half
In Columbus, seventh ranked Ohio State beat Wyoming 65 50 as Aaron Craft sparked a late charge with 10 points in the final stretch. Lenzelle Smith Jr. added 20 points while Amir Williams grabbed a career best 16 rebounds for OSU now 5-0.
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No. 3 Kentucky Tops Cleveland State 68 61
Kentucky edges Cleveland State 68 61 at Rupp Arena as Bryn Forbes scores 22 to spark a late 24 7 run. Vikings led 54 44 with 7:41 left before Kentucky derailed the upset with key plays from Willie Cauley Stein Andrew Harrison and Aaron Harrison. Cleveland State Coach Gary Waters laments late game undisciplined play and the loss drops the Vikings to 3 3 while Kentucky improves to 5 1 with 21 067 in attendance.
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