Washington edges Clemson in OT at Puerto Rico Classic
Michael Johnson hits a 10-foot turnaround at the buzzer as Washington defeats Clemson 77-76 in overtime in the Puerto Rico Holiday Classic third place game. Will Perkins leads Huskies with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Clemson’s Will Solomon scores 26 but no OT points.
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Puerto Rico
Michael Johnson
Washington
Clemson
Johnson
Will Perkins
Huskies
Thale Green
Will Solomon
Cincinnati
Solomon
Green
Ben Coffee
Tony Stockman
Adam Allenspach
Associated Press Washington
Walsh
Defiance
Westminster
Malone
Muskingum
Nebraska
SMU
Buffalo
Alorsy
College Scores Ledger Mixed Results Across Multiple Matches
A dense recap of college basketball results shows East Coast teams like Connecticut routing Fairfield and Seton Hall edging Wagner, while midwestern and southern schools posted varied outcomes including Oklahoma State and Wichita State games. Tournament brackets feature Hoover Classi and San Juan events with close finishes and notable upsets.
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East
N.c.-Wilmington
UCF
Navy
William & Mary
Tennessee St
Milwaukee
Southwest Oklahoma
Lamar
Tulsa
Wichita St
Hoover
Washington 77 Clemson 78 in tough finish
Washington faltered late as Clemson edged the Huskies 78 to 77. Coffee and Massingale led Washington with multiple scoring trips, while Solomon and Clifton sparked Clemson with 26 and 12 points respectively. Clemson pulled away after halftime and held on despite Washington’s late threat.
Tennessee Flies Past Syracuse In Top 25 Showdown
No. 25 Tennessee defeats No. 12 Syracuse 83 to 70 as guard Slay leads with 27 points and 9 rebounds. Syracuse receivers 14 from Shumpert and 20 from Griffin but cannot overcome the Volunteers who roll to their 10th win.
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Syracuse
Higgins
Victor
Hathaway
Haris
Yarbrough
Grindstaff
Walker
Haislip
Woods
Slay
Shumpert
Brown
Celuck
Griffin
Williams
Duany
Thues
Cole
McNeil
Grindstaffs
Harris
Cetuck
Seton Hall
Wagner
Hall
Jackson
Jefferson
Pritchard
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Dye
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Garrell
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Toney-El
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Lane
Shine
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Manga
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Wilking
Morton
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Wagne
Toney-Fl
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Connecticut
Fairfield
Spain
Rivers
Thomson
Clark
Logan
Farrow
Argo
Galvanoni
Robertson
Colford
Walsh
Delfico
Butler
Saunders
Wane
T.brown
Mooring
Guambibi
J.brown
Hazelton
Tooles
Woodward
Selvie
Cox
Galvani
Fai Field
Cincinnati Tops Alabama In Overtime Thriller
Kenny Satterfield led Cincinnati with 23 points as the Bearcats rallied to beat Alabama 77-74 in overtime after erasing a 13 point fourth quarter lead. Leonard Stokes and Steve Logan added double digit scoring for Cincinnati, while Rod Gizzard led Alabama with 23 points.
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Walker
London
Meade
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Martin
Moss
Pettway
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Grove
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McElroy
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Maryland
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Snuth
Street
Newson
Trutman
Pryce
Brown
Roberts
Ndiaye
Darby
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Moore
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Riley
Sweetney
Boumtje Boumtje
Perry
Ross
Hither
Samick
Burton
Scruggs
Wilson
Maryland Eastern Shore
Smith
Huter
Reiley
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
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Bearcats
Crimson Tide
Leonard Stokes
Steve Logan
Rod Gizzard
Terence Meade
Erwin Dudley
Tennessee
Syracuse
N.Y
Ron Slay
Orangemen
Isiah Victor
Tony Harris
Jenis Grindstaff
Stanford Eyes No 1 Status After Noncon Test
Stanford briefed on its sole national statement before Pac-10 play as Duke looms among its top preseason opponents. Jason Collins downplayed the No 1 goal, saying Stanford’s strength remains evident regardless of rank while Jacobsen’s decision hung over commitments.
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Mike Dunleavy
Jacobsen
Stanford
Duke
Cardinal
Santa Clara
Arizona
Michigan State
Jason Collins
Jarron
Carey seeks leadership as UNC Asheville star eyes title
Carey, a senior guard for UNC Asheville, moved to Asheville this season and quickly assumed a leadership role while leading in scoring in several games. He emphasizes the team goal of winning the Big South title and an NCAA bid, hoping for a pro career after graduation.
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Asheville
Carey
Unc-Asheville
Adam Earnhardt
Bulldogs
Western Carolina
Uncasheville
Inge Shines as Wolfpack Hand UNCA 87 66
North Carolina State defeated UNC Asheville 87 to 66 as Kenny Inge scored 17 of his 20 points in the second half. Damon Thornton returned from a suspension for a drunken driving arrest while Inge repeatedly exposed the UNCA defense. Five Wolfpack players reached double figures in NC State's 13th straight win over UNCA.
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Raleigh
Damon Thornton
Kenny Inge
North Carolina State
North Carolina-Asheville
Inge
Thornton
UNCA
Eddie Biedenbach
Wolfpack
N.C. State
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