UNC and Duke hoops results from Sunday games
North Carolina beat Binghamton 61 to 60 as Daws led with 19 points and Capel added 10. Duke outscored North Carolina A&T 93 to 51 behind Boozer and Williams, while other top teams Boston College, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, Illinois and Georgia also won in weekend action.
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No. 1 Devils trounce Aggies in rout at Duke
Duke tops North Carolina A&T 93 51 to extend its winning streak to 19 games. Jason Williams hits six 3-pointers before hamstring strain limits him. Boozer 18 points 11 rebounds and Dahntay Jones 16 lead balanced scoring ahead of Kentucky clash.
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Wake Forest rallies past Florida State in ACC opener
Darius Songaila poured in 29 points and Jamaal Levy 15 as No. 19 Wake Forest beat Florida State 93-72 in its ACC debut. Songaila scored 16 in the second half to pull away after a close start, while Monte Cummings led Florida State with 16.
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Tar Heels rally past Bearcats in late drama
North Carolina trailed 56-51 with four minutes left before Capel sparked a comeback with a three point play and a capstone 3. Lang twice blocked late attempts as Melvin Scott saved possession. Williams led UNC with 12 points while Daws had 19 for Binghamton, who buried 12 threes.
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Knight accused of cursing and challenging fight after locker room remark
Houston AP reported arena manager Jerry MacDonald said Bob Knight cursed at him and offered to fight after Knight criticized the size of the locker rooms at the Compaq Center. Knight, unavailable for comment, was preparing his team for a game while team officials described the exchange as calm and not confrontational.
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College basketball schedule mix spreads across venues
A slate of early week and holiday games features Charleston Southern at Virginia and NC State, Winthrop at Clemson, Duke facing Kentucky, Georgia Tech versus Davidson, Cleveland State at Florida State, St Francis at Wake Forest, Virginia meeting Georgetown at the MCI Center, Wofford visiting Georgia Tech, North Carolina against College of Charleston, and Oklahoma against an unknown foe in Charlotte and Washington D.C. venues, with ESPN and ESPN related broadcasts.
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Today’s College Basketball Schedule Across Regions
A dense list presents tonight's games across the nation with times and matchups. East region features Howard at Georgetown and UCF at Jacksonville State among others. Midwest includes N C Asheville at Michigan State and Liberty at Northwestern. Southwest lists Centenary at Baylor and Texas Southern games. Far West shows Georgia at Pepperdine and Lipscomb at Sacramento State plus tournament rounds in Las Vegas Classic and Cancun Invitational.
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Duke Too Much for UNCG as Beard Leads Rally
No 8 Duke stops UNC Greensboro 90 58 behind Alana Beard 21 points with an 18-0 second half run. Sheana Mosch 16 Iciss Tillis 15 Wynter Whitley 14 for Duke 8-2. Duke down to eight scholarships after transfers.
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