UMass muscles past ice cold Wolfpack
Shannon Crooks scored 20 points as Massachusetts defeated North Carolina State 69-62 on the road. The Minutemen outrebounded the Wolfpack 41-30 and hit clutch inside shots down the stretch while NC State struggled with 34 percent shooting and 9 of 52 from three. Micah Brand added 14 for UMass. Archie Miller led NC State with 18.
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Scores from College Basketball Show Mixed Results Across Matches
A long list of college basketball scores shows many teams posting wins and losses. Notable results include Appalachian State 95 over Liberty 75 and Belmont 68 over Georgia State 59, with scattered games across multiple conferences and venues.
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UMass Tops NC State In Close ACC Ballgame
In a high scoring ACC clash UMASS defeats NC STATE 69 to 67 behind balanced scoring led by Grundy and Hodge. Virginia Tech falls to Virginia 69 61 as both teams struggle from three point range with key fouls and multiple players fouling out.
Cavaliers Rally Past Hokies In Second Half Turnaround
Virginia No. 9 overcame a 16-point deficit to beat Virginia Tech 69 61. Roger Mason Jr. scored 22 points in the second half as the Cavaliers pressured the Hokies into 27 turnovers and held Tech to 6 field goals after halftime. Dixon led Tech with 12 points and 15 rebounds for Carlton Carter.
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Kansas tops Arizona 105-97 in high-scoring clash
No. 8 Kansas defeated No. 4 Arizona 105-97 in Tucson as Drew Gooden tied his career high with 15 rebounds and 23 points. Jeff Boschee and Keith Langford each added 19 points, while Jason Gardner exploded for a career-best 34 for the Wildcats despite the loss.
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Tech routs TCU as Knight hails team effort
Texas Tech coach Bob Knight praised his squad after a 99-86 win over TCU. Kasib Powell scored 29 points, Andy Ellis added 22, and Tech built a 27-point first-half lead before holding off a late Horned Frogs rally. TCU coach Billy Tubbs blamed early struggles for the loss. Cincinnati beat Duquesne 74-41 behind Steve Logan’s 22 points, while Georgia defeated Colorado 81-73 with Ezra Williams scoring 26.
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