Thursday's Results
Top 25:
Washington St. 52
(1) UCLA 55 - Might have been looking ahead to Washington on Sunday.
Rutgers 48
(2) North Carolina 87
California 85
(7) Arizona 94 - Just Pac-10 play from here on out.
Detroit 43
(9) Kansas 63
Grambling St. 27
(11) Texas A&M 101 - Don't read too much into this blowout, Grambling hasn't beaten a div. 1 team all year.
(14) Washington 79 - Were probably lookin ahead to UCLA
USC 86 2OT - 10-3 is better than most would expect.
Rider 51
(19) Notre Dame 101 - Big surprise team at 11-1; I think the Big East is down & they have a great shot at being near the top.
Portland 49
(20) Oregon 76 - 11-0 heading into conference play. Schedule wasn't hard, but 2 ok wins @ G-Town and vs. Nebraska.
Miss. Valley St. 58
(17) LSU 92 - 3 losses, but to pretty good teams; Get UConn at home Jan. 6 to prove they are still capable of reaching another Final 4.
Tennessee Tech 77
(21) Tennessee 101 - Create so many problems with their style; it will be interesting to see if SEC teams have adjusted to it after a year.
Lama 62
(22) Memphis 87 - Have played a pretty hard non-conference shedule, but are now at the point where they could go a long time without losing.
(23) Air Force 66 - 12-1 with only loss to Duke.
Geo. Washington 52
Maine 69
(24) Nevada 89 - @ Gonzaga on Saturday will be tough, but a win would help a ton for getting a better seed.
Georgia 60 - After winning 7 straight (incuding blowing out Gonzaga), they've lost 2 in a row.
(25) Clemson 75 - 13-0 & 3-0 vs. SEC (South Carolina, Miss. St.)
Other Scores:
Duquesne 98
Boston College 93 OT - Bad loss to a team that came in a 3-7.
UNLV 74 - Handled Tech pretty easily while everybody drooled over how great Bobby Knight is.
Texas Tech 66
Oral Roberts 76 - 2 of their 6 wins vs. Kansas and Seton Hall.
Seton Hall 74
Purdue 70 - 2 of 3 losses have come to Mid-Major Indiana teams (Bulter)
Indiana St. 89
Kentucky's Opponents:
N.C. Asheville 51
South Carolina 71
San Francisco 63
Louisville 76
Colgate 39
Santa Clara 53
Yale 69
UMass 78
Washington St. 52
(1) UCLA 55 - Might have been looking ahead to Washington on Sunday.
Rutgers 48
(2) North Carolina 87
California 85
(7) Arizona 94 - Just Pac-10 play from here on out.
Detroit 43
(9) Kansas 63
Grambling St. 27
(11) Texas A&M 101 - Don't read too much into this blowout, Grambling hasn't beaten a div. 1 team all year.
(14) Washington 79 - Were probably lookin ahead to UCLA
USC 86 2OT - 10-3 is better than most would expect.
Rider 51
(19) Notre Dame 101 - Big surprise team at 11-1; I think the Big East is down & they have a great shot at being near the top.
Portland 49
(20) Oregon 76 - 11-0 heading into conference play. Schedule wasn't hard, but 2 ok wins @ G-Town and vs. Nebraska.
Miss. Valley St. 58
(17) LSU 92 - 3 losses, but to pretty good teams; Get UConn at home Jan. 6 to prove they are still capable of reaching another Final 4.
Tennessee Tech 77
(21) Tennessee 101 - Create so many problems with their style; it will be interesting to see if SEC teams have adjusted to it after a year.
Lama 62
(22) Memphis 87 - Have played a pretty hard non-conference shedule, but are now at the point where they could go a long time without losing.
(23) Air Force 66 - 12-1 with only loss to Duke.
Geo. Washington 52
Maine 69
(24) Nevada 89 - @ Gonzaga on Saturday will be tough, but a win would help a ton for getting a better seed.
Georgia 60 - After winning 7 straight (incuding blowing out Gonzaga), they've lost 2 in a row.
(25) Clemson 75 - 13-0 & 3-0 vs. SEC (South Carolina, Miss. St.)
Other Scores:
Duquesne 98
Boston College 93 OT - Bad loss to a team that came in a 3-7.
UNLV 74 - Handled Tech pretty easily while everybody drooled over how great Bobby Knight is.
Texas Tech 66
Oral Roberts 76 - 2 of their 6 wins vs. Kansas and Seton Hall.
Seton Hall 74
Purdue 70 - 2 of 3 losses have come to Mid-Major Indiana teams (Bulter)
Indiana St. 89
Kentucky's Opponents:
N.C. Asheville 51
South Carolina 71
San Francisco 63
Louisville 76
Colgate 39
Santa Clara 53
Yale 69
UMass 78
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