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College Basketball: Women’s and Men’s Monday’s Results / Griner, Baylor women stop Cyclones

March 12, 2013 By

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( scored 31 points and Odyssey Sims had 20 as top-ranked Baylor won its third consecutive Big 12 championship, rolling past No. 23 75-47 on Monday night.)

(PhatzRadio / AP) —- and top-ranked Baylor can now turn their attention to again winning the biggest prize.

Griner scored 31 points and the won their third consecutive Big 12 tournament championship, rolling past No. 23 , 75-47, Monday night in Dallas.

In a matchup of the Big 12′s top two seeds, the (32-1) and their 6-foot-8 senior star easily earned another trophy in their dominating run through the Big 12.

Griner, already a two-time All-American, had 23 points by halftime, outscoring Iowa State by 10 points on her own.

Odyssey Sims added 20 points for Baylor, including three 3-pointers in the first 4 minutes after halftime.

Anna Prins had 20 points and Nikki Moody 12 for the Cyclones (23-8) in their first Big 12 title game since 2007.

Iowa State got off to a good start with Prins making a 3-pointer on its opening attempt before another long-range shot by Hallie Christofferson for a 6-5 lead. But the Cyclones then went more than 8 minutes without scoring, a span in which they missed six shots and had eight turnovers.

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(Seven champions will be crowned Tuesday, including finales of the , Northeast Conference and Summit League. Follow the action to see who punches their ticket to the .)

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No. 1 65, Saint Mary’ — At Las Vegas: Kelly Olynyk had 21 points and 12 rebounds, and bolstered its case for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament by routing Saint Mary’s in the final.

(Sun Belt Conference)

65, Florida International 63 — At Hot Springs, Fla.: George had 17 points and 13 rebounds and earned its second straight NCAA tournament berth with a win in the Sun Belt Conference championship game.

(Colonial Athletic Association)

James Madison 70, Northeastern 57 — At Richmond, Va.: A.J. Davis scored 26 points and James Madison put together an early 23-1 run before holding off a to beat Northeastern in the Colonial Athletic Association championship game.

(Southern Conference)

Davidson 74, College of Charleston 55 — At Asheville, N.C.: De’Mon Brooks had 24 points and eight rebounds, and Davidson defended its Southern Conference championship with a wire-to-wire victory over College of Charleston.

(Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference)

Iona 60, Manhattan 57 — At Springfield, Mass.: Tre Bowman scored 20 points and Iona earned a berth in the NCAA tournament with a win over rival Manhattan in the MAAC championship game.

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College Football Bowl Results: Central Michigan edges Western Kentucky 24-21

December 27, 2012 By

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DETROIT (AP) — Coaching for one game before moving on to an uncertain future, Lance Guidry had to make a crucial decision with the game on the line.

Fourth down, 51 seconds remaining. Kick a and play for overtime, or go for the win?

“That was all the players. We were going to kick the , but they told me that they were here to win the game,” Guidry said. “I asked everyone and they wanted to go for it so we took the chance.”

The went for it and the move backfired when Kawaun Jakes threw incomplete on fourth-and-2 from the 19-yard line, giving a 24-21 win Wednesday night in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl. Even so, there was little regret afterward.

“I’m going to get back to my family, because I haven’t seen them in a while,” Guidry said. “Then I’m off to the coaches’ convention to try to find a job.”

Guidry was Western Kentucky’s , but he was put in charge on an for this bowl after coach Willie Taggart left to take over the program at South Florida. Next season, will coach the .

The finish to this game — Western Kentucky’s first bowl since joining ’s top tier in 2009 — won’t be forgotten any time soon. Ryan Radcliff had thrown an 11-yard to Cody Wilson with 5:11 remaining to give (7-6) the lead, but the Hilltoppers (7-6) drove back down the field until their chances ended when Jakes’ pass intended for Jack Doyle fell incomplete.

“I don’t know what I would have done,” Central Dan Enos said. “But I will never second-guess a coach for trying to win.”

Radcliff went 19 of 29 for 253 yards and three touchdowns, but Central Michigan needed to rally late.

Down 21-17, Zurlon Tipton appeared to have put the Chippewas ahead in the , but his fourth-down run was ruled short of the after a review.

“When we didn’t get the touchdown, we knew we had to stop them right there,” linebacker Shamari Benton said. “We knew that we just needed to give the offense one more shot.”

Central Michigan forced the Hilltoppers to punt from their own end zone, and Avery Cunningham partially blocked it. Although the ball bounced around for a bit, the Chippewas finally secured it and took over with great field position inside the 30.

Radcliff found Wilson in the back left corner of the end zone for a 24-21 lead.

Petrino, the Hilltoppers’ coach-in-waiting, was expected to be at Ford Field watching his new team, but a snowstorm forced him to scrap those plans. Western Kentucky started aggressively.

Down 7-0, the Hilltoppers ran a flea-flicker on their first play from scrimmage, with Antonio Andrews running to his right, then tossing the ball back to Jakes, who found Rico Brown for a 70-yard gain.

Two plays later, Jakes scored on a 6-yard run to tie it.

Central Michigan answered with a 73-yard drive that ended with Andrew Flory’s 29- reception, his second of the quarter.

David Harman’s 50-yard field goal put the Chippewas up 17-7, but Jakes threw a 6-yard touchdown pass to Doyle, with the tight end making a one-handed catch to pull Western Kentucky within three.

Harman had a field goal blocked later in the half, and although the Chippewas were in range for another attempt in the final minute, Radcliff was sacked and fumbled. He was able to recover, but the last few seconds of the half ticked off.

Western Kentucky took a 21-17 lead in the third on a 1-yard scoring run by Kadeem Jones, which capped an 80-yard drive that used 9:23.

Andrews rushed for 119 yards, but he fell short of the 274 all-purpose yards he needed to break the single-season record of 3,250 set by Oklahoma State’s Barry Sanders in 1988. Andrews, a junior, had 184 all-purpose yards to finish the season at 3,161.

“I fell short this year, but I’ll be going for that record again next year,” he said.

Central Michigan took a 7-0 lead on a 69-yard touchdown pass from Radcliff to Flory. Western Kentucky safety Jonathan Dowling whiffed on a tackle near midfield, and Flory was gone.

Dowling had a chance to make up for that mistake early in the third quarter, but with his team down 17-14, he dropped an interception near midfield that he could have easily returned for a touchdown.

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College Basketball: Top 25 Saturday’s Men’s and Women’s Results – Upset Saturday!

December 23, 2012 By

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(Temple became the only team in the nation to knock off a top-10 opponent in each of the last five years on Saturday, as it handed No. 3 Syracuse its first loss of the season 83-79.)

NEW YORK (AP) — Wyatt scored 33 points and Anthony Lee had 21 — both — and Temple, despite not making a over the final 5½ minutes, upset No. 3 Syracuse 83-79 on Saturday in the Chevrolet Gotham Classic at .

The (9-2), coming off a 10-point home loss to Canisius, used the combination of Wyatt from the outside and Lee inside to keep Syracuse at bay. The Orange led by two at halftime but never took a lead in the second half even though there were four ties, the last at 59 with 10:23 to play.

C.J. Fair had a career-high 25 points for Syracuse (10-1), which had its 52-game regular-season nonconference snapped. remained at 900 wins, two behind Bob Knight for second place all-time among Division I men’s coaches. Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski has 938 wins.

Temple hit three 3-pointers in an 11-3 run that gave the Owls the lead for good. Scootie Randall started the run with a 3 that broke the 59-all tie. He closed it with another 3, his only points of the game.

NO. 4 ARIZONA 73, ETSU 53

HONOLULU (AP) — Brandon Ashley had 16 points and the scored the first 11 points of the game to breeze into the semifinals of the Classic with a win over the .

The Wildcats (10-0) were never seriously challenged and never let the Bucs within 10 points after the opening . It was their sixth win by 20 points or more.

The Bucs (2-8) tried to stay competitive in the second half and got within 44-30 with 13:17 remaining. Arizona went on a 15-3 run and played its reserves the rest of the way.

Jones led with 21 points.

No. 5 LOUISVILLE 78, 55

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — scored 20 points and Louisville beat Western Kentucky for its sixth straight win.

The Cardinals (11-1) have won four straight and 21 of 24 overall in this series against their in-state rival. They took this game across the border an hour south of Western Kentucky’s campus in Bowling Green to kick off a new four-year deal between the teams.

Wayne Blackshear added 17 points for Louisville, Chane Behanan had 14 and Montrezl Harrell 13. The Cardinals outshot Western Kentucky, led by double digits most of the way and controlled the game so much fans were chanting “Beat UK,” anticipating a visit from Kentucky next Saturday.

Brandon Harris led Western Kentucky (8-5) with 14 points but the Hilltoppers played most of the game without their top two scorers in losing their third straight.

No. 9 KANSAS 74, No. 7 OHIO STATE 66

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Redshirt freshman Ben McLemore scored 22 points and Kansas proved it was more than just a bully at home by beating Ohio State.

It was the third victory for the Jayhawks (10-1) in little more than a year over the Buckeyes (9-2). Kansas won a 64-62 thriller in last year’s NCAA semifinals.

The Jayhawks, who had yet to play a true road game, held Ohio State without a field goal for more than 10 minutes of the second half. The Buckeyes, who were led by Deshaun Thomas’ 16 points, shot 9 of 36 from the field in the final 20 minutes.

Jeff Withey added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Jayhawks. Elijah Johnson scored 13 and Travis Releford 11.

Shannon Scott had a career-high 15 for the Buckeyes.

KANSAS STATE 67, No. 8 FLORIDA 61

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Will Spradling had 17 points and five assists, including one that set up Shane Southwell’s 3-pointer in the closing minutes to help Kansas State beat Florida.

Rodney McGruder added 13 points and Jordan Henriquez had nine points and five blocks for the Wildcats (9-2), who watched a 10-point halftime lead evaporate before clamping down against one of the nation’s top defensive teams and then pulling away in the final minutes.

Patric Young had 19 points for the Gators (8-2), including two with just over 2 minutes left that got them within 58-55. But that’s when Southwell knocked down his 3 from the corner, and McGruder made two free throws with 1:05 left to create some breathing room.

Kansas State held on from the foul line for its first regular-season, non-conference win over a top 10 team since defeating No. 8 Minnesota on Dec. 21, 1981.

Florida’s leading scorer, Mike Rosario, was held to five points on 1-of-9 shooting.

No. 12 MISSOURI 82, No. 10 ILLINOIS 73

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Laurence Bowers had 23 points and 10 rebounds to lead Missouri over Illinois in the annual Braggin’ Rights game.

Alex Oriakhi added 13 points and 14 rebounds as Missouri (10-1) won its fourth straight in the 32-year-old series. Jabari Brown had 18 points and Phil Pressey handed out 11 assists.

Brandon Paul led Illinois (12-1) with 23 points. Tyler Griffey scored 14 and Joseph Bertrand had 13.

Missouri used a 9-0 run late in the game to take the lead for good at 70-64. The Tigers held a 58-35 edge on the boards and outscored Illinois 44-24 in the paint.

Illinois, which leads the overall series 20-12, won nine meetings in a row from 2000-08.

No. 11 CINCINNATI 68, WRIGHT STATE 58

CINCINNATI (AP) — JaQuon Parker scored 16 of his 21 points in the second half and Cincinnati remained unbeaten by overcoming another poor start to beat Wright State.

The Bearcats improved to 12-0 for the eighth time in school history and the second time in three seasons. Cincinnati won its first 15 in 2010-11.

For the second game in a row, the Bearcats struggled in half-court offense and scored only 22 points in the first half. Parker scored Cincinnati’s first eight in the second half, sparking a 23-6 run that put the Bearcats in control for the first time. The 21 points matched his season high.

Titus Rubles added 11 points and nine rebounds. Justin Jackson had nine points, seven rebounds and two of Cincinnati’s 10 blocked shots.

Wright State (8-4) got 14 points from Jerran Young.

No. 13 MINNESOTA 75, LAFAYETTE 50

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Starting guard Joe Coleman scored 12 points and Minnesota got 42 points from its reserves in a rout of Lafayette.

Otto Osenieks added 10 points for the Gophers (12-1), who have won eight straight.

Dan Trist scored 14 points for the Leopards (5-9), who are 0-7 on the road.

Minnesota led by 15 at halftime before stretching its lead soon after the break. Rodney Williams scored six points and Coleman added four, including a steal and dunk, as the Gophers went ahead by 20 and cruised the rest of the way.

No. 15 GEORGETOWN 65, AMERICAN 48

WASHINGTON (AP) — Otto Porter had 16 points and 13 rebounds, and Georgetown pulled away late in the first half to beat D.C. neighbor American.

Greg Whittington added 13 points for the Hoyas (10-1), who took advantage of the sizable talent gap between the Big East school and the Eagles from the Patriot League. Georgetown has a nine-game winning streak over American, its last loss coming 30 years ago when Patrick Ewing and Co. lost by one point in what still stands as the biggest intra-city upset in the nation’s capital.

Any thought of another stunner was dispatched when Georgetown went on an 11-2 run to end the first half, then an 8-0 spurt to start the second half to build a 48-25 lead. The Hoyas have won seven straight since an overtime loss to then-No. 1 Indiana.

Daniel Munoz scored 15 points to lead the Eagles (4-8).

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 70, No. 16 NEW MEXICO 65

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Nate Wolters scored 28 points and handed out seven assists, leading South Dakota State to an upset of New Mexico.

Kendall Williams scored 21 to lead the Lobos (12-1), who went a frustrating 7 of 12 from the foul line in the closing minutes as they tried to complete a comeback.

Jordan Dykstra had 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Jackrabbits, who went 10 for 11 from the line down the stretch to preserve their lead. Chad White added 13 points for South Dakota State and Brayden Carlson had 10.

The Jackrabbits (10-4) led for the final 37 minutes after taking the lead with an early 8-0 run.

No. 18 SAN DIEGO STATE 80, SAN FRANCISCO 58

HONOLULU (AP) — Chase Tapley made six 3-pointers on his way to a career-high 33 points and San Diego State beat San Francisco in the first round of the Classic for its 10th straight win.

Tapley gave the Aztecs (10-1) their first cushion in the opening half with three jumpers during a 2-minute stretch, and he was just getting warmed up. The senior was 13 of 19 from the field, with nine of those from outside, and back-to-back 3s with 9 minutes left in the game sent San Diego State on its way.

The Aztecs have beaten seven California schools this season, including USC and UCLA. They next play Sunday against Indiana State, which beat Ole Miss in overtime earlier Saturday.

The Dons (5-5) tried to keep it close and never let San Diego State go ahead by more than 10 points until just more than 6 minutes were left in the game. Cole Dickerson led San Francisco with 15 points and 12 rebounds.

No. 19 BUTLER 75, EVANSVILLE 67

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rotnei Clarke and Andrew Smith each scored 20 points to lead Butler past pesky Evansville.

The Bulldogs (9-2) won their sixth straight and completed a sweep of the five Indiana schools they played this season in non-conference action — including last weekend’s stunning overtime victory against the top-ranked Hoosiers.

Evansville (7-5) was led by Colt Ryan with 25 points.

Butler, playing its first game since breaking into the Top 25 following last week’s win over then-No. 1 Indiana, was sluggish early but regrouped with a 22-8 run that gave the Bulldogs a 25-17 lead with 6:34 left in the first half. Evansville spent the rest of the game playing catch-up.

No. 20 MICHIGAN STATE 67, TEXAS 56

EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Derrick Nix had 25 points and 11 rebounds to help Michigan State surge past Texas.

Nix was 7 for 10 from the field and 11 for 13 at the line, a major improvement for a 64.9 percent foul shooter.

Keith Appling had 14 points and Adreian Payne added 13 for the (11-2), who stayed perfect in six December games.

Julien Lewis scored 16 points for the Longhorns (7-5), who couldn’t match the efficiency of their 85-67 win over North Carolina on Wednesday night.

NO. 21 UNLV 89, CANISIUS 74

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Anthony Bennett had 21 points and seven rebounds to lead the Runnin’ Rebels over the Golden Griffins.

Bennett, one of five Rebels to score in double figures, was 8 of 12 from the field, including three 3-pointers.

Khem Birch, playing in just his third game since becoming eligible for the Rebels (11-1) added 20 points, while Katin Reinhardt had 14 and Bryce Dejean-Jones and Justin Hawkins added 12 apiece.

Canisius (8-3), which had four players score in double figures, was led by Billy Baron’s 30 points. Harold Washington added 17, while Jordan Heath and Isaac Sosa each had 11 points.

No. 23 NORTH CAROLINA 97, MCNEESE STATE 63

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — P.J. Hairston scored a career-high 20 points in North Carolina’s victory over McNeese State.

Reggie Bullock added 17 points for the Tar Heels (9-3), who shot 13 of 28 on 3-pointers and never trailed. James Michael McAdoo had 12 points, Leslie McDonald added 11 and Brice Johnson scored 10.

The Tar Heels broke open the game early with a 22-4 run to take a 27-8 lead midway through the first half.

Jeremie Mitchell had 13 points to lead the Cowboys (6-4), who had won five straight.

No. 24 OKLAHOMA STATE 78, TENNESSEE TECH 42

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Freshman guard Phil Forte scored 22 points to lead Oklahoma State over Tennessee Tech.

Forte shot 6 of 11 from 3-point range and the Cowboys (10-1) hit a season-high 11 3-pointers. Kamari Murphy scored 12 points, Markel Brown and Marcus Smart each had 11, and Kirby Gardner added 10 points and seven assists.

Judd Dillard led Tennessee Tech (6-6) with 18 points.

Oklahoma State led 38-19 at halftime, the second straight game an opponent failed to reach 20 points in the opening 20 minutes.

No. 25 N.C. STATE 92, ST. BONAVENTURE 73

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — C.J. Leslie scored a career-high 33 points to lead North Carolina State past St. Bonaventure.

Scott Wood added a season-best 23 points on 8-of-10 shooting and Lorenzo Brown had a season-high 11 assists for the Wolfpack (9-2).

The nation’s most accurate shooting team shot 57 percent, never trailed and now heads into its weeklong holiday break on a five-game winning streak.

Eric Mosley had 18 points for the Bonnies (7-4). They were outscored 50-24 in the paint, shot just 40.6 percent, never got closer than 12 in the second half and had their two-game winning streak snapped.

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(No. 1 Stanford remained unbeaten after defeating No. 10 Tennessee 73-60 on Saturday. Chiney Ogwumike had 21 points and a career-high 19 rebounds for the Cardinal.)

Top 25 Women’s Results

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Chiney Ogwumike had 21 points and a career-high 19 rebounds and top-ranked Stanford remained unbeaten with a victory over No. 10 Tennessee on Saturday.

Ogwumike, who entered the game averaging 21.9 points and 12.2 rebounds, also had a career-high five assists for the Cardinal (11-0).

Amber Orrange scored 14 points, Toni Kokenis and Bonnie Samuelson each added 11 points and Joslyn Tinkle had 10 points for the Cardinal, who host No. 2 Connecticut in their next game Dec. 29.

Bashaara Graves had 15 points and 12 rebounds for Tennessee (7-3). Meighan Simmons added 12 points, while Ariel Massengale and Cierra Burdick had 11 points each.

NO. 2 CONNECTICUT 102, HARTFORD 45

WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Breanna Stewart scored a season-high 27 points and four teammates also scored in double figures and the Huskies defeated the Hawks.

A pregame ceremony honored the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, with youth players from Newtown joining the teams on court.

It was the fifth time that Stewart, a freshman, had led the Huskies (10-0) in scoring this season. Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis had 21 points, Kelly Faris 18, Bria Hartley 15, and Stefanie Dolson 10 for UConn (10-0).

Stewart also had a team-high seven rebounds. Daphne Elliott led Hartford (8-3) with 10 points.

Before the game members of the Newtown Girls Youth Basketball Association lined up with both teams on the court holding green signs that said “WE ARE SANDY HOOK. WE CHOOSE LOVE” and clutching teddy bears.

There was moment of remembrance that included the ringing of a chime 26 times in memory of the 20 students and six adults who were killed in the shooting.

Coaches and their staffs, and courtside personnel wore green ribbons, the school color at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Additionally, two large paintings of green ribbons with the white letters “SH” were on the court.

NO. 4 DUKE 75, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 60

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chelsea Gray led five players in double figures with 18 points and the remained undefeated with a victory over Southern California in the Women of Troy Classic.

Tricia Liston added 14 points, Elizabeth Williams had 13 and Haley Peters 12 for the Blue Devils (10-0), who went 2-0 on their West Coast visit. They beat Cal State Bakersfield 97-63 Friday night for coach Joanne P. McCallie’s 150th victory at the school in their opening game of the four-team event.

Gray had 10 rebounds, although Duke got beat on the boards, 44-36. Liston had four of the team’s eight 3-pointers.

Cassie Harberts scored 17 points and Kate Oliver had 15 points and 10 rebounds for USC (3-7), which has lost five in a row.

NO. 15 OKLAHOMA STATE 90, TEXAS-ARLINGTON 54

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Brittney Martin earned the first triple-double in Cowgirls history and Toni Young scored 21 points, helping Oklahoma State improve to 9-0 for the third time in school history with a win over Texas-Arlington.

Martin, a freshman, had 10 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists, along with five steals and two blocks.

Liz Donohoe added 19 points, Tiffany Bias had 14 and Lindsey Keller had 13 for the Cowgirls. Oklahoma State’s 9-0 start is the school’s first since the 1995-96 team won its first 10 games.

Desherra Nwanguma led the Mavericks (2-8) with 15 points and Eboni Watkins had 11.

NO. 16 DAYTON 91, SIENA 53

LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. (AP) — Ally Malott led six players in double figures with 19 points and Dayton routed Siena.

Jodie Cornelie and Kelley Austria had 11 points and three assists each, while Olivia Applewhite, Cassie Sant, and Andrea Hoover scored 10 points for the Flyers (12-0).

Clara Sole Anglada led Siena (3-6) with 17 points.

NO. 23 FLORIDA STATE 93, UNC GREENSBORO 63

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Chasity Clayton scored 21 points to lead the Seminoles past the Spartans.

Clayton scored 10 points during a 23-0 run by Florida State after the Spartans had taken an early 9-7 lead.

Lucy Mason scored 17 of her 21 points for the Spartans (3-7) in the second half, making 5 of 7 3-pointers.

Alex Deluzio had 12 points for Florida State (10-1), Natasha Howard and Leonor Rodriguez scored 11 each and Chelsea Davis added 10.

NO. 25 COLORADO 81, UTAH VALLEY 45

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — Jen Reese scored a career-high 16 points to lead the Buffaloes over Utah Valley.

The Buffaloes (10-0) finished with three other players in double digits in the 700th victory for the program.

Chucky Jeffery had 12 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Brittany Wilson had 11 points, and Arielle Roberson had 10 points.

Tina Doughty, who came off the bench, had 11 of her 13 points in the second half for the Wolverines (4-10).

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AP Top 25 College Football: Alabama beat Western Ky 35-0

September 9, 2012 By

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — AJ McCarron passed for 219 yards and matched his career high with four touchdown passes to lead No. 1 Alabama to a 35-0 win over Western Kentucky on Saturday.

McCarron had two scoring tosses apiece to Christion Jones and Kevin in a performance that was more about big plays than consistent, muscle-flexing dominance for the top-ranked (2-0). The (1-1) were 40- and the sandwich opponent between top 10 opponents Michigan and No. 8 Arkansas.

A that produced 232 yards against the took a to McCarron and the capitalistic defense. McCarron completed 14 of 19 passes and played all but the final series.

caught three passes for 92 yards.

Kawaun Jakes competed 20 of 31 passes for 178 yards for the Hilltoppers, who also played LSU last season.

NO. 2 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 42, SYRACUSE 29

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Matt Barkley matched a school record with six touchdown passes, and Robert Woods was spectacular with 200 all-purpose yards and two scores.

The to the Northeast for the Trojans was choppy at times, and Syracuse’s hurry-up offense kept USC working hard for four quarters at MetLife Stadium, the home of the Giants and Jets.

Led by Ryan Nassib, Syracuse kept things close with consecutive touchdowns in the third quarter to make it 21-16 heading into the fourth. Nassib finished with 322 yards passing, two touchdown passes and a touchdown run.

But the Orange simply had no answer for Woods.

The All-American reached over a defender for a 29-yard score in the second quarter and boxed out a defensive back on a 4- in the third. He finished with 10 catches for 93 yards.

NO. 9 SOUTH CAROLINA 48, 10

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Dylan Thompson completed 21 of 37 passes for 330 yards and three touchdowns.

Thompson started the game in place of the injured Connor Shaw, and left little doubt made the right choice to let Shaw rest.

Thompson’s first completion was a 53-yard pass to Damiere Byrd. He finished the game averaging almost 16 yards a completion and did not throw an interception.

The rejuvenated passing game allowed Spurrier to use star running back Marcus Lattimore sparingly. He gained 40 yards on 13 carries.

(1-1) gained 403 yards. But the Pirates turned the ball over five times, including four interceptions and a fumble in just 16 plays.

NO. 11 MICHIGAN STATE 41, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 7

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. (AP) — Andrew Maxwell threw for 275 yards and two touchdowns, and the (2-0) scored 10 points in the final minute of the first half to take a 24-0 lead.

Michigan State was playing at Central Michigan (1-1) for the first time, part of a decade-long series of against the Chippewas, Eastern Michigan and Western Michigan.

Le’Veon Bell had 70 yards on 18 carries with two touchdowns, shouldering a lighter load after carrying 44 times for 210 yards in Michigan State’s opener against Boise State.

The Spartans haven’t allowed an offensive touchdown this season.

NO. 12 CLEMSON 52, BALL STATE 27.

CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — DeAndre Hopkins caught three touchdown passes, Andre Ellington rushed for two scores and Spencer Benton kicked a 61-yard to set an record.

Ellington’s two short TD runs helped the Tigers (2-0) get off to a fast start, and Tajh Boyd found Hopkins for touchdown passes of 13, 34 and 15 yards in the to help increase the lead to 35-10. Benton finished the Tigers’ 45-point half with his record-setting kick as time ran out.

Ball State (1-1) had hoped to use its fast-paced attack to keep up. But Keith Wenning threw two interceptions, both which led to Clemson scores.

The Tigers had 526 yards of offense, surpassing 500 for a second straight week. And they racked up all those yards without record-setting receiver Sammy Watkins, who is set to return after missing the first two games because of a drug arrest.

OREGON STATE 10, NO. 13 WISCONSIN 7

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — Sean Mannion threw for 276 yards and a touchdown, Oregon State’s defense smothered Wisconsin’s Montee Ball and the Beavers upset the No. 13 Badgers.

Mannion connected with Brandin Cooks on a 20-yard touchdown on the opening drive of the second half to give the Beavers a 10-0 lead then turned it over to the Oregon State (1-0) defense that forced two turnovers and held Ball to 61 yards rushing.

The win snapped Wisconsin’s 33-game non-conference winning streak, the second-longest in the country behind LSU.

Wisconsin finished with 207 yards and only 35 on the ground. It was the lowest total yards for Wisconsin in five years. The previous non-conference loss for Wisconsin (1-1) came early in the 2003 season when the Badgers lost to UNLV.

It took 41 years for a Big Ten team to visit Corvallis after Iowa was handed a 33-19 loss in 1971. With this kind of reception from the Beavers, it might be 41 more.

NO. 14 OHIO STATE 31, UCF 16.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Braxton Miller became the first Ohio State quarterback to rush for three touchdowns in 34 years, and passed for another score.

A week after setting a school record for quarterbacks with 161 rushing yards in a 56-10 win over Miami (Ohio), Miller finished with 141 yards on 27 carries. His number kept coming up after starting running back Carlos Hyde left with a first-half knee injury.

Miller’s scoring runs covered 37, 6 and 8 yards. He also found Jake Stoneburner on a 12-yard touchdown pass for the Buckeyes (2-0).

Blake Bortles threw two TD passes for UCF (1-1) but he was also intercepted three times.

Bortles completed 25 of 41 passes, including TDs of 1 yard to Justin Tukes and 2 to Billy Giovanetti. Storm Johnson, starting in place of Latavius Murray, out with a shoulder injury, rushed for 75 yards on 12 carries.

NO. 15 42, AUSTIN PEAY 7

BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — With the offense struggling, Virginia Tech turned to special teams for a pair of big plays.

Kyshoen Jarrett reeled off a 46-yard punt return to set up the No. 15 Hokies’ first touchdown, and Tony Gregory’s punt block led to their second score before Virginia Tech — playing its second game in six days after a season-opening overtime win over Georgia Tech — finally got untracked.

The Hokies (2-0), long noted for their special teams play, finally put together a 71-yard drive in the closing 1:32 of the first half. That was followed by an 80-yard scoring march on their second possession of the second half for a 28-0 lead, and the rout of an overmatched FCS opponent was finally on.

The Governors (0-2) responded with a six-play, 78-yard drive of their own to extend their string of consecutive games without being shut out to 75. Wes Kitts had a 32-yard run on the drive to go over 100 yards for the second consecutive week, and Terrence Oliver scored on an 8-yard run.

ARIZONA 59, NO. 18 OKLAHOMA STATE 38

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Ka’Deem Carey scored four touchdowns and Matt Scott threw for 320 yards and two scores for Arizona.

The Wildcarts (2-0) fell into a quick 14-0 hole before scoring the next 30 points as Oklahoma State (1-1) unraveled under a shower of yellow flags. The Cowboys had 15 penalties for a school-record 167 yards before settling down enough to rally within two points late in the third quarter.

Carey for 126 yards and scored on two touchdown runs in the fourth quarter to seal an impressive second win under new coach Rich Rodriguez.

Oklahoma State’s Wes Lunt threw for 436 yards and four touchdowns to Tracy Moore, but also had three interceptions, including one returned 48 yards for a touchdown by Jonathan McKnight in the fourth quarter.

NO. 19 MICHIGAN 31, AIR FORCE 25.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Denard Robinson ran for 218 yards, threw for 208 and scored four touchdowns.

Robinson became the first player in major history to have at least 200 yards rushing and 200 passing in three games, according to the NCAA records book.

The Wolverines (1-1) bounced back after a 41-14 loss to Alabama, though they had a tough time beating the Falcons (1-1) in a game they were favored to win by three touchdowns.

Cody Getz ran for 130 yards, with his third rushing TD and a 2-point conversion pulling Air Force within three early in the fourth.

Air Force quarterback Connor Dietz was 10 of 19 for 127 yards and ran for 61 of his team’s 290 yards rushing.

NO. 21 KANSAS STATE 52, MIAMI 13

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Collin Klein threw for 210 yards and ran for 71 more Saturday.

John Hubert added 106 yards rushing and a touchdown, and Daniel Sams added two scores on the ground as the Wildcats (2-0) rolled up 498 yards of total offense while holding Miami to 262.

The blowout stood in stark contrast to last season’s meeting in Coral Gables, Fla., when Kansas State needed a dramatic goal-line stand in the closing minutes to secure a 28-24 victory.

Stephen Morris threw for 215 yards for Miami (1-1), but was sacked five times. The Canes lost three fumbles and managed just 40 yards rushing — an average of 1.4 per attempt.

The Wildcats improved to 6-0 at home against BCS non-conference opponents under Bill Snyder, who has the program he elevated to elite status humming again.

Miami (1-1) scored its only touchdown in the closing minutes, when backup quarterback Ryan Williams completed a short scoring pass following a long kickoff return.

NO. 22 NOTRE DAME 20, PURDUE 17

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Tommy Rees relieved starter Everett Golson late in the fourth quarter and led Notre Dame on a winning drive in the final minutes.

Kyle Brindza kicked a 27-yard field goal with seven seconds to go.

Rees, who was suspended for the opener after he was involved in a skirmish with police at a party in May, started 12 games last season.

Purdue (1-1) tied the game at 17-17 when Caleb TerBush threw a 15-yard TD pass to Antavian Edison with 2:12 left, the score set up by Josh Johnson’s recovery of a fumble by Golson. He was shaken up on the play and the Irish turned to Rees.

Rees connected on key third down passes of 10 yards to John Goodman and 21 yards to Robby Toma to get Brindza in position for the game-winning kick. Notre Dame is 2-0 for the first time since 2008.

NO. 23LOUISVILLE 35, MISSOURI STATE 7

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Teddy Bridgewater kept No. 23 Louisville’s offense clicking Saturday by passing for a career-high 344 yards and two touchdowns.

Despite a statistical falloff from last week’s 19-of-21 effort against Kentucky, Bridgewater still completed 30 of 39 passing attempts. He once again involved others and often, with seven of his 10 targets catching at least three passes.

Eli Rogers led the way with six receptions, while Charles Gaines had a game-high 73 yards. Tight ends Nate Nord and Ryan Hubbell caught TDs as the Cardinals totaled 475 yards, eight more than last week.

Missouri State (0-2) did little against Louisville’s defense, gaining just 222 yards with its lone touchdown of the season coming late in the first half. Ashton Glaser was just 14-of-23 passing for 125 yards with a sack and an interception.

NO. 24 FLORIDA 20, TEXAS A&M 17

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Mike Gillislee ran for 83 yards and two touchdowns and No. 24 Florida shut down Texas A&M’s offense in the second half in the Aggies’ first Southeastern Conference game after moving from the Big 12.

Florida trailed 17-10 at halftime after a first half where Texas A&M’s offense under new coach Kevin Sumlin pretty much did what it wanted. Things changed in the second half as the Gators clamped down and forced punts each of A&M’s six possessions after the break.

Caleb Sturgis helped Florida cut A&M’s lead to 17-13 with a 25-yard field goal early in the third quarter.

Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel looked indecisive most of the day and was sacked eight times. But he made a play when he had to, finding Omarius Hines on a 39-yard completion to propel a drive early in the fourth quarter.

Texas A&M freshman quarterback Johnny Manziel threw for 173 yards and ran for 60 more, but he couldn’t move A&M’s offense after halftime.

NO. 25 STANFORD 50, DUKE 13

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Drew Terrell returned a punt 75 yards for a score and caught a 19-yard touchdown pass and Ed Reynolds took one of his two interceptions for another touchdown as Stanford rebounded from a disappointing opener.

Josh Nunes completed 16 of 30 passes for 275 yards and three touchdowns, showing more flair in his second start since No. 1 overall pick Andrew Luck left for the NFL. The redshirt junior overcame his first interception to move the Cardinal (2-0) offense with a strong and steady hand that never surfaced in a 20-17 win over San Jose State last week.

Jordan Richards picked off a pass by Duke’s Sean Renfree to highlight a dominant defensive effort by Stanford in a final tuneup before hosting No. 2 Southern California next week.

The Cardinal held the (1-1) to 27 yards rushing and forced three turnovers.

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NBA: Celtics complete sign-and-trade for Courtney Lee

July 21, 2012 By

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(April 5, 2012 – Source: Harry How/ North America)

(PhatzRadio / ) — The ’ feverish attempts to complete a complex deal to acquire Courtney Lee from the appeared to implode Thursday. The Celtics were able to revive the deal with a little help from the .

Boston completed the multi-team, sign-and-trade deal Friday to bring in the fifth-year shooting guard.

The Rockets will receive forward JaJuan Johnson, guard E’Twaun Moore, forward Sean Williams and a second-round pick (originally owned by the ) from the Celtics. Houston will also acquire the rights to guard Jon Diebler from the Trail Blazers. The Celtics will complete the deal by sending guard Sash Pavlovic to Portland.

Both Moore and Williams have non-guaranteed deals and are expected to be waived by Houston. Johnson has a guaranteed deal and has already made it known he’d like a trade from Houston.

The outgoing salary in Boston gets the deal valuation up over $4.7 million and closer to the $5 million per year Lee’s camp was seeking. Sources close to the process said Thursday that the reported $3 million per year number kicked around when the story broke was “way off,” refusing to disclose the full amount because the situation was clearly still in flux.

Several outlets reported that Boston is giving Lee a fully guaranteed four-year $21.5 million.

Lee, a first-round draft pick by the out of in 2008, announced that he had signed on his Twitter account earlier Friday, before the teams wrapped up the other details of the deal.

“Want to thank all the in Houston friends and fans,” Lee wrote. “Enjoyed my time. Also would like to thank all the Cs fans for the love.”

Houston previously withdrew a qualifying offer for Lee, which made him an unrestricted . The 6-foot-5 Lee played two seasons in Houston, averaging 9.6 points and 2.6 rebounds in 139 .

Lee is a career 38.6% three-point shooter and should help fill the void left by Ray Allen’s departure. Boston also signed free-agent guard Jason Terry.

The Celtics have had eyes for Courtney from the very beginning of free agency, and Lee has a long history with Celtics coach Doc Rivers.

“We are very excited that we were able to acquire Courtney Lee,” Celtics president of operations Danny Ainge said in a statement released Friday night. “Courtney brings a vast set of tools on both ends of the court and will be a great fit on our roster.”

The Rockets, meanwhile, continued to reshape their roster after introducing Jeremy Lin at a press conference on Thursday. Houston is also expected to sign Bulls center Omer Asik to a three-year, $25 million offer sheet.

The 6-foot-10 Johnson averaged 3.2 points and 1.6 rebounds in 36 games as a rookie for the Celtics last season. He was named the Big Ten’s top player and best defensive player as a senior at Purdue in 2010-11, becoming only the third player in the conference’s history to win both awards in the same season.

The 6-4 Moore was Johnson’s teammate at Purdue. He was chosen 55th overall by the Celtics in 2011. The 6-10 Williams has played for New Jersey, Dallas and Boston in 137 career NBA games. He was taken 17th overall by the Nets in the 2007 draft.

Diebler, a three-point specialist, was a second-round pick by Portland in 2011. The 6-6 guard played for the Greek team Panionios last year after setting the Big Ten record for three-pointers made as a senior (114) at Ohio State. He also led the nation in three-point shooting in 2010-11 (.502).

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March Madness 2012: NCAA Tournement / NIT Roundup

March 14, 2012 By

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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — pulled off the biggest comeback in on a wild opening night.

scored 16 of his 23 points in the second half and the Cougars rallied from 25 points down to beat Iona 78-72 in the first round Tuesday night.

BYU trailed 49-24 after less than 14 minutes. It marked the biggest comeback in an NCAA tournament game, the organization said. Previously, the largest deficit overcome was 22 points in 2001 when Duke fought back to beat Maryland 95-84 in the .

Brandon Davies added 18 points and Damarcus Harrison 12 for the 14th-seeded Cougars (26-8), who advanced to play third-seeded Marquette on Thursday in Louisville, Ky.

Iona (25-8) seemed assured of its first official NCAA after dominating the first half. But despite 15 points and 10 assists by Scott Machado, the dropped to 0-8 in NCAA play. Their lone win in 1980 was vacated due to .

Iona came in as the nation’s top-scoring team at 83.2 points per game and didn’t disappoint — at least in the early going. The scored 55 points in the first 16 minutes, then managed just three field goals and seven points over the next 16½ minutes.

BYU held the Gaels without a point for 9:20 in an 17-0 run to narrow the deficit to 62-61 midway through the second half. With 2:26 left, Hartsock hit a go-ahead 3 for the Cougars’ first lead of the game.

WESTERN KENTUCKY 59, 58

T.J. Price’s three-point play with 33 seconds left completed a furious rally from a 16-, and Western Kentucky held on to beat .

President and David Cameron had front-row seats to see the tournament open with a ragged game that had a record finish. It was the biggest margin overcome by a team in the final 5 minutes to win an NCAA tournament game, the organization said.

The Hilltoppers (16-18) are the longest of long shots, the only squad in the 68-team field with a losing record. They turned up the full-court pressure in the last 5 minutes, overcoming a 16-point deficit with a comeback that won over the crowd at University of Dayton Arena.

Western Kentucky won despite shooting 30 percent from the field and turning it over 28 times. The Hilltoppers move on to play Kentucky — the top seed in the South Regional — on Thursday in Louisville, an all-Bluegrass game for the second round.

Kevin Burwell scored 20 points for MVSU (21-13).

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Photo credit: AP | Mississippi State guard Deville Smith (33) drives up court against Massachusetts guards Chaz Williams (3) and Javorn Farrell (0) during the first half of their NIT first-round game in Starkville, Miss., Tuesday, March 13, 2012. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)


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SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP) — Jordan Theodore scored 21 points, Herb Pope had 20 and Seton Hall snapped an 11-game losing streak in the NIT by holding off Stony Brook 63-61 Tuesday night.

The win is the first for the top-seeded Pirates (21-12) in the event since 1956.

Stony Brook, the two-time defending regular-season champion of the American East Conference, didn’t make it easy. Bryan Dougher had a 3-pointer bounce off the rim with about 2 seconds to go, and Tommy Brenton had a rebound follow roll off the rim at the buzzer.

Dallas Joyner had 14 points and nine rebounds for the eighth-seeded Seawolves (22-10). Marcus Rouse added 13, and Dougher had 12.

The game was the Pirates’ first non-exhibition contest at tiny Walsh Gymnasium (2,600 seats) since a 2000 game against Norfolk State.

Seton Hall will play UMass in the second round.

MASSACHUSETTS 101, MISSISSIPPI STATE 96, 2OT

STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) — Chaz Williams scored 28 points, Sean Carter added 20 and Massachusetts outlasted Mississippi State 101-96 in in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament.

UMass (23-11) outscored the Bulldogs 11-6 in the second overtime. Williams shot 11 of 20 from the field, including 4 of 7 from 3-point range.

UMass took a 72-68 lead with 2:48 remaining in regulation, but MSU’s Arnett Moultrie hit a turnaround shot and later sank two free throws with 41.1 seconds left to tie it at 72. The Bulldogs had a chance to win in regulation, but Dee Bost’s 12-foot runner in traffic missed as time expired.

Moultrie scored a career-high 34 points and Bost added 20.

Mississippi State (21-12) lost seven of nine in the final month of the season.

TENNESSEE 65, SAVANNAH STATE 51

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Jarnell Stokes scored 13 points and top-seeded Tennessee beat Savannah State in its NIT opener.

Trae Golden had 11 points, and Yemi Makanjuola and Josh Richardson both added 10 for the Volunteers (19-14), who will host fourth-seeded Middle Tennessee in Knoxville in the second round.

Tennessee led by as many as 17 in the first half, but Savannah State took advantage of sloppy play by the Vols early in the second half to pull within 37-35 with 13:12 to play.

Makanjuola blocked a shot, grabbed the rebound and dished the ball to Golden, who hit a layup at the other end, sparking an 8-0 run. The Vols hit 12 of 18 free throws in the second half to maintain control.

Rashad Hasaan scored 20 points to lead the eighth-seeded Tigers (21-12).

MIDDLE TENNESSEE 86, MARSHALL 78

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) — LaRon Dendy had 18 points and 13 rebounds to lead Middle Tennessee past Marshall.

J.T. Sulton scored 16 for the Blue Raiders (26-6), including 14 in the first half. Shawn Jones added 15.

Damier Pitts led Marshall (21-14) with 19 points. Dennis Tinnon had 18 points and 11 rebounds.

Middle Tennessee opened a lead as large as 21 with 8:31 left, but Marshall kept the pressure on until the final minute. The Herd narrowed the deficit to five before Sulton’s dunk with 50.6 seconds to go put the game away.

IOWA 84, DAYTON 75

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Freshman forward Aaron White scored a career-high 25 points, sophomore Zach McCabe tied a career high with 20 and seventh-seeded Iowa rolled past No. 2 seed Dayton.

Melsahn Basabe added 15 points for the Hawkeyes (18-16), who will play at Oregon in the second round.

Iowa, which was playing in its first postseason tournament game in six years, broke open a tie game with a 16-3 run midway through the second half to go ahead 65-52.

Kevin Dillard had 23 points for Dayton (20-13), the 2010 NIT champion.

Though the Flyers were the higher seed, the game was played in Iowa City because Dayton’s home arena was hosting the NCAA tournament.

OREGON 96, LSU 76

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Devoe Joseph scored 25 points and No. 3 seed Oregon beat sixth-seeded LSU.

Garrett Sim also had 15 points and Tony Woods 14 for the Ducks (23-9). E.J. Singler and Carlos Emory added 11 points each.

Justin Hamilton scored 21 points and Ralston Turner had 14 to lead the Tigers (18-15), who were playing in their first postseason game since reaching the NCAA in 2006. Johnny O’Bryant added 12 points.

LSU trailed by 17 at halftime before trimming the deficit to 79-69 late. However, Joseph answered with a 3-pointer and had seven points and two assists in the final 4:38.

WASHINGTON 82, TEXAS-ARLINGTON 72

SEATTLE (AP) — Terrence Ross scored 23 points and top-seeded Washington beat Texas-Arlington.

C.J. Wilcox added 14 points off the bench and Darnell Gant had 13 for the Huskies (22-10), regular-season champions of the Pac-12. Washington is the first team to win a regular-season title in a power conference and get left out of the NCAA tournament.

LaMarcus Reed III scored 20 points for Texas Arlington (24-9), the regular-season champion in the Southland Conference.

Washington will host fourth-seeded Northwestern in the second round Friday night.

NORTHWESTERN 76, AKRON 74

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) — Drew Crawford scored 27 points, John Shurna added 23 and Northwestern held off Akron in the first round.

Shurna hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:33 to play. Akron had a chance to win at the buzzer, but a 3 by Alex Abreu bounced off the backboard.

JerShon Cobb added 19 points for the Wildcats (19-13), making their fourth straight NIT appearance. They have never been to the NCAA tournament.

Quincy Diggs led the fifth-seeded Zips (22-12) with 18 points.

Shurna, the school’s career scoring leader, became the 27th player in Big Ten history to reach 2,000 points. He has 2,015.

STANFORD 76, CLEVELAND STATE 65

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Aaron Bright scored all 17 of his points in the second half to help Stanford beat Cleveland State in the first round of the NIT.

Anthony Brown had 15 points and a career-high 12 rebounds for the third-seeded Cardinal (22-11), who will play the winner of Wednesday night’s game between No. 2 seed Mississippi and seventh-seeded Illinois State. Josh Owens added 15 points and is one shy of 1,000 for his career.

Jeremy Montgomery scored 15 to lead the Vikings (22-11), who lost seven of their last nine games.

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March Madness begins: Teams of 68

March 11, 2012 By

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(PhatzRadio / SI) — The madness in began before the brackets even came out. Kentucky, Syracuse and North Carolina all earned top seeding for the Sunday despite weekend losses that brought even more intrigue to the three-week, 67-game tournament.

Michigan State earned the other No. 1 seed and was the only one of the four top-billed teams to win its conference tournament. The defeated Ohio State 68-64 in the Big Ten title game – a contest widely viewed as the game for the last No. 1 seed.

Next up, the – – a 68-team free-for-all that starts with first-round Tuesday. That’s the first step en route to the , which begins March 31 in New Orleans.

Kentucky and Syracuse each enter the tournament with only two losses. Both were shoo-ins for top seeds – chair Jeff Hathaway all but said so last week – though their recent losses certainly will add more guesswork to those millions of brackets being filled out at sites, corporate board rooms and everywhere else across America.

Syracuse fell to Cincinnati in the Big East semifinals on Friday; Kentucky lost to Vanderbilt in the game, and the Tar Heels lost to Florida State in the ACC finals Sunday. Combined with Kansas’ loss to Baylor in the Big 12 semifinals, this marked only the second time since 2003 that the top four teams in The poll all lost in the same week.

Kentucky, placed in the South region, earned the overall No. 1 seed and will open the tournament against the winner of a first-round game between and . No. 8 seed Iowa State will play Connecticut. Elsewhere in the South, No. 5 plays No. 12 VCU, a team last year, while No. 4 Indiana plays No. 13 New Mexico State.

On the bottom of that bracket, No. 2 Duke plays No. 15 Lehigh, and No. 7 Notre Dame plays No. 10 Xavier, while No. 3 Baylor plays No. 14 South Dakota State and sixth-seeded UNLV plays 11th-seeded Colorado, which won its way into the bracket by winning the Pac-12 tournament.

In the West, top-seeded Michigan State will begin its quest for its seventh Final Four since 1999 against No. 16 LIU. No. 8 Memphis plays No. 9 St. Louis, as Rick Majerus takes his third team to the NCAA tournament. No. 5 New Mexico plays No. 12 Long Beach State, and No. 4 Louisville plays No. 13 Davidson.

The bottom of the bracket features No. 2 Missouri against No. 15 Norfolk State and No. 7 Florida against No. 10 Virginia. No. 6 Murray State plays No. 11 Colorado State, and No. 3 Marquette will play the winner of a first-round game between 14 seeds and bubble team Iona.

In the East region, No. 1 Syracuse plays No. 16 UNC Asheville and No. 8 Kansas State plays No. 9 Southern Mississippi. No. 5 Vanderbilt plays No. 12 Harvard, and No. 4 Wisconsin plays No. 13 Montana.

On the bottom, No. 2 Ohio State plays No. 15 Loyola (Md.), No. 7 Gonzaga plays No. 10 West Virginia, No. 3 Florida State plays No. 14 St. Bonaventure and No. 6 Cincinnati plays No. 11 Texas, which made it off the bubble.

In the Midwest, No. 1 North Carolina will play the winner of a first-round game between 16 seeds Lamar and Vermont. No. 8 Creighton will play No. 9 Alabama. No. 5 Temple meets the winner of 12 seeds California and South Florida and No. 4 Michigan plays No. 13 Ohio.

No. 2 Kansas meets No. 15 Detroit on the bottom of the bracket, and No. 7 Saint Mary’s plays No. 10 Purdue; No. 3 Georgetown plays No. 14 Belmont, and No. 6 San Diego State plays No. 11 N.C. State.

Among the bubble teams left out were Drexel, Miami, Northwestern, Seton Hall, Mississippi State, Nevada and Washington. The Huskies of the Pac-12 became the first team to win a regular-season title in a power conference and miss the tournament.

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College Basketball Roundup: Duke runs past Virginia 75-60

February 3, 2012 By

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BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Austin Rivers scored 18 points, had 15, and No. 7 Duke used a late first-half run to open a double-digit lead it never relinquished in a 75-60 victory against on Thursday night.

Kelly had in the 13-2 spurt that helped the (19-3, 6-1 ) pull away. Rivers hit a 3-pointer, and Kelly scored the last five in a 10-0 burst in the second half when Duke extended its lead to 62-40 with 11:19 remaining.

Seth Curry added 11 points, and Mason had 10 for Duke.

The loss was the seventh in for Virginia Tech (12-10, 1-6). Five of the previous losses were by four points or fewer, but the left nothing to chance in avenging a 64-60 loss at Cassell Coliseum last February.

Erick Green led Virginia Tech with 17 points, and Victory Davila added 16.

NO. 10 . 81, SE . 73

MURRAY, Ky. (AP) — Isaiah Canaan scored 32 points and remained unbeaten with a win over Southeast Missouri State.

Jewuan Long added 13 points for (22-0, 10-0), which is off to the best start by an team since opened 21-0 in 1953-54.

Marcus Brister had 17 points and eight rebounds for the Redhawks (12-10, 7-3).

The lead changed hands three times in the first half and Murray State trailed 39-33 at the break. The Racers took the lead for good less than 10 minutes into the second half.

Southeast Missouri forced 14 turnovers, but Murray State outrebounded the Redhawks 43-34.

NO. 12 FLORIDA 74, SOUTH CAROLINA 66

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Kenny Boynton scored 24 points, Bradley Beal had his fourth double-double and Florida beat South Carolina for its sixth .

The Gators (18-4, 6-1 Southeastern Conference) made 11 of 12 free throws in the final 1:09 to extend their home winning streak to 18 .

Florida led by 17 points midway through the first half, but South Carolina slowly whittled it down to five with 2:51 remaining. Brenton Williams had a chance to make it a five-point game again with 1:13 remaining, but he missed the first of two free throws.

Bruce Ellington led South Carolina (9-12, 1-6) with 15 points.

NO. 18 SAINT MARY’S 84, SAN DIEGO 73

MORAGA, Calif. (AP) — Rob Jones had 28 points and eight rebounds, Stephen Holt scored a career-high 23 points and Saint Mary’s beat San Diego for its 12th straight victory.

Matthew Dellavedova added 17 points, six rebounds and five assists to anchor a late 15-6 run that gave the Gaels (22-2, 11-0) the lead for good against a surprising challenger. Saint Mary’s has won 15 straight at home.

Chris Manresa had 25 points and Dennis Kramer scored 17 for the Toreros (8-14, 3-7), who pushed the Gaels to the brink for the second time this season. San Diego lost 78-72 at home to Saint Mary’s on Jan. 5.

83, NO. 24 73

PROVO, Utah (AP) — Noah Hartsock had 24 points and 14 rebounds to lead BYU over Gonzaga.

Matt Carlino added 18 points and five assists for the Cougars (19-6, 7-3 West Coast Conference) and Brandon Davies had 15 points. Anson Winder got his first start and had 10 points, five assists and three steals.

Reserve Sam Dower scored 15 points for Gonzaga (17-4, 7-2). Gary Bell Jr. added 14 for the Bulldogs, Marquise Carter had 13 and Robert Sacre 11.

The Cougars, who had 12 steals in the first half, led 38-24 at the break. BYU stretched the lead to 55-36 with 13:30 to go before the Bulldogs trimmed it to nine in the final 2 minutes.

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Markeshia Grant scored 27 points and South Carolina beat No. 8 Tennessee 64-60 on Thursday night for its first win over the Lady Volunteers since 1980.

The Gamecocks (18-5, 7-3 Southeastern Conference) were down 60-55, when Ashley Bruner hit a layup with 3:18 to play. The basket launched a 9-0 run for South Carolina to close out the game, and Ieasia Walker hit the go-ahead layup with 2:15 to play.

Lady Vols (16-6, 7-2) missed five shots during the run and wouldn’t score again.

Tennessee outshot South Carolina 41.4 percent to 39.4 percent but had little answer for the Gamecocks guards.

Glory Johnson scored 13 points to lead Tennessee. The Lady Vols hadn’t dropped a SEC game at home since a loss to LSU on Feb. 14, 2008, but have struggled in the first season since coach Pat Summitt announced she’d been diagnosed with early onset dementia.

No. 4 STANFORD 62, ARIZONA STATE 49

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Nnemkadi Ogwumike had 22 points and 16 rebounds, her sister Chiney had 20 points and 16 rebounds, and Stanford overpowered Arizona State in the second half.

Stanford (19-1, 9-0 Pac-12) needed overtime to beat California in its last game and found itself in another fight against the gritty Sun Devils. The Cardinal pulled away over the final 12 minutes behind the Ogwumike sisters, who combined for 13 points during a 20-2 run that put the Cardinal up 18.

Stanford had a 34-20 advantage inside and scored 16 second-chance points on 20 offensive rebounds to win its 67th straight conference game.

Arizona State (15-6, 6-4) kept it close by slowing the game down, but couldn’t stop Stanford inside to lose its 12th straight to the Cardinal. Deja Mann led the Sun Devils with 11 points.

No. 5 DUKE 75, WAKE FOREST 43

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Haley Peters had 18 points and 11 rebounds to lead four players in double figures as Duke beat Wake Forest for the 37th straight time.

Elizabeth Williams added 16 points, Chelsea Gray 12 and Richa Jackson 11 with 11 rebounds in the 27th straight Atlantic Coast Conference win at home for the Blue Devils (18-3, 9-0), who had a 34-game home-court winning streak snapped in Monday’s 61-45 loss to No. 3 Connecticut.

Chelsea Douglas led Wake Forest (12-10, 2-7) with 11 points while Lakevia Boykin added 10. Secily Ray had 12 rebounds with six points.

Duke’s streak against the Demon Deacons is tied for the third-longest between conference foes. The longest is Stanford’s 52-game streak over Washington State.

No. 6 KENTUCKY 82, MISSISSIPPI 41

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Freshman Bria Goss scored 19 points and No. 6 Kentucky matched its best start ever with a victory over Mississippi.

The Wildcats (21-2, 10-0 Southeastern Conference) equaled the 1982-83 team and are looking to do something that team couldn’t — win an SEC championship to join the school’s only other title team from the 1981-82 season.

Kentucky forced Mississippi (12-11, 2-8) into 36 turnovers, the most in a conference game this season, and didn’t skip a beat even though leading scorer A’dia Mathies had an off night. Mathies, averaging 15.4 points, went 2 of 14 from the field and finished with 11 points.

Courtney Marbra scored seven points to lead Mississippi.

No. 9 MARYLAND 86, BOSTON COLLEGE 44

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — Laurin Mincy and Brene Moseley each scored 16 and Alyssa Thomas added 14 to lead Maryland to a win over Boston College.

Thomas, who missed the Terps’ last game — an upset loss to Virginia Tech on Jan. 26 — with a sprained left thumb, made her presence felt immediately. She hit a jumper six seconds into the game, and in the first 3:39, had four field goals to give Maryland (19-3, 6-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) a 13-4 lead.

The Terps avoided their first three-game losing streak in nearly two years.

The Eagles (5-17, 0-9) have lost nine straight — its longest losing streak since a 10-game skid in the 1994-95 season. They shot just 21.1 percent. Joy Caracciolo led B.C. with 10. Katie Zenevitch had eight points and 11 rebounds.

No. 12 DELAWARE 62, UNC-WILMINGTON 53

WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — Elena Delle Donne had 29 points and 14 rebounds to help Delaware hold off UNC-Wilmington.

The Blue Hens (19-1, 10-0 Colonial Athletic Association) grabbed the lead just before halftime, then never trailed in the second half. They didn’t lead by double digits until the final minute but couldn’t put away UNCW (13-8, 6-4) in this one after winning the teams’ first matchup by 32 points.

Delaware’s zone defense limited the Seahawks to a 20-for-58 (34.5 percent) night from the field and kept the Blue Hens out of foul trouble. They committed only seven fouls for the game.

Karneshia Garrett and Abria Trice had 10 points each to lead UNCW.

No. 16 NEBRASKA 93, No. 15 PURDUE 89, 3 OT

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Lindsey Moore scored eight of her 26 points in the third overtime session, including two 3-pointers, and Nebraska beat Purdue in triple overtime to move into a first-place tie in the Big Ten.

Moore hit a 3-pointer to open the third overtime session to give the Cornhuskers an 83-80 lead and later hit a 3-pointer to make it 88-84 with 48 seconds left. She then hit two free throws after KK Houser missed a 3-pointer. The Cornhuskers (19-3, 8-2 Big Ten) made five of six free throws down the stretch to seal the victory.

Jordan Hooper had 27 points and seven rebounds to lead the Cornhuskers and Alex Guyton had 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Boilermakers (18-5, 8-2), who have dropped two straight.

Both teams hit 3-pointers to force extra sessions.

No. 19 PENN STATE 76, INDIANA 44

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Maggie Lucas scored 24 points and Penn State won for the sixth time in seven games, beating Indiana.

Nikki Greene scored 17 points and added six rebounds for the Lady Lions (17-5, 7-3 Big Ten), while Gizelle Studevent scored 10 points. Milika Tuafa led the Hoosiers (5-18, 0-10) with nine points and Sasha Chaplin and Aulani Sinclair each chipped in eight points. Chaplin also had 16 rebounds.

The loss was the 10th consecutive for Indiana (5-18, 0-10), which turned the ball over 24 times.

No. 20 GONZAGA 77, PORTLAND 56

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Kayla Standish scored 18 points to help Gonzaga beat Portland.

The Bulldogs (20-3, 9-1), who reached 20 wins for the sixth straight season, also got 10 points from Haiden Palmer. Taelor Karr had eight assists and Standish also had eight rebounds as Gonzaga outrebounded the Pilots 53-33.

Cassandra Brown scored a career-high 22 points to lead Portland (8-10, 1-9), which was without injured point guard ReZina TecleMariam. Natalie Day added 12 points.

No. 21 GEORGIA 70, MISSISSIPPI STATE 60

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Khaalidah Miller shook off a two-game shooting slump as she and teammate Jasmine Hassell scored 16 points each and Georgia defeated Mississippi State.

Miller had played all 40 minutes of the last two games for Georgia (17-6, 6-4 SEC) as the Lady Dogs try to compensate for the absence of starting point guard Jasmine James, who missed her fifth straight game Thursday. She was just 3 for 20 from the field in those games, including missing nine of her 10 3-pointers against Tennessee on Sunday.

Against Mississippi State (13-9, 3-6 SEC), Miller hit six of 13 shots and twice fueled rallies by Georgia, which ended a two-game losing streak.

Kendra Grant and Diamber Johnson scored 14 apiece as Mississippi State lost its third straight game.

PEPPERDINE 61, No. 22 BYU 49

MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Lauren Bell scored a career-high 26 points, Kelsey Patrick had 13 and Pepperdine used a strong second half to upset BYU, ending the Lady Cougars’ nine-game winning streak.

Jazmine Jackson added 10 points for the Waves (11-10, 6-4 WCC), who shot 55 percent after halftime and harassed the Lady Cougars into 23 total turnovers.

Kristen Riley had 15 points and 13 rebounds and Haley Steed added 10 points to lead BYU (20-4, 8-2). The loss dropped the Lady Cougars out of a tie with Gonzaga for first place in the West Coast Conference.

No. 24 GEORGIA TECH 75, N.C. STATE 68, OT

DULUTH, Ga. (AP) — Sasha Goodlett scored seven of her 21 points in overtime to lead Georgia Tech over North Carolina State.

Metra Walhour added 11 points, and Chelsea Regins had 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Yellow Jackets (17-6, 7-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), who scored the first 11 points in overtime after letting a nine-point lead slip away late in regulation.

Trailing 60-51 with 2:26 left, N.C. State (14-9, 4-6) rallied and forced overtime on Bonae Holston’s basket from in close with 12 seconds remaining.

Marissa Kastanek scored 21 points for the Wolfpack, but sprained her right ankle early in overtime and didn’t return. Myisha Goodwin-Coleman added 15 points.

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