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Recap Roundups
January 01, 2017
Nebraska 67, Maryland 65
Senior guard Tai Webster hit a driving layup with 31.2 seconds remaining to lead Nebraska to its second consecutive road upset, 67-65 at Maryland on Sunday afternoon as the surprising Cornhuskers moved to 2-0 in Big Ten play.
Boston College 96, Syracuse 81
Boston College ended a 20-game conference losing streak with a stunning 96-81 home ACC upset of Syracuse Sunday.
St. John's 79, DePaul 73
Redshirt freshman guard Marcus LoVett, playing his first college game in the Chicago area where he made his name in high school, stacked up a game-high 22 points with six assists to lead St. John's to a 79-73 victory over DePaul on Sunday afternoon at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.
Iowa 86, Michigan 83
Four days after getting clobbered at No. 15 Purdue, the Iowa Hawkeyes started 2017 with an enormous 86-83 overtime victory over the Michigan Wolverines on Sunday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.
Penn St. 60, Rutgers 47
Payton Banks scored a game-high 20 points while Penn State teammate Tony Carr added 15 in Sunday's 60-47 Big Ten victory over Rutgers at the Louis Brown Athletic Center in Piscataway, N.J.
Butler 78, Providence 61
Perhaps the thing Butler coach Chris Holtmann liked best about his team finally getting over the hump against Providence was the team's balanced scoring assault. Four Bulldogs cracked double figures and eight scored six or more points.
Minnesota 91, Purdue 82
At 13.5 points a game, Minnesota guard Nate Mason entered Sunday's Big Ten game at Purdue with a solid but certainly not spectacular scoring average.
Seton Hall 69, Marquette 66
Khadeen Carrington was quiet for the first 19 minutes, 30 seconds on Sunday before he took over in the last 30 seconds and saved Seton Hall.
Utah 76, Colorado 60
Lorenzo Bonam scored 15 points while David Collette and Kyle Kuzma chipped in 14 points apiece to help Utah open Pac-12 play with a 76-60 victory over Colorado on Sunday in Salt Lake City.
Illinois 75, Ohio St. 70
After squandering an 11-point halftime lead, Illinois recovered down the stretch and held off Ohio State for a 75-70 victory on Sunday night in a Big Ten game at State Farm Center in Champaign, Ill.
Cincinnati 92, Tulane 56
There's buzz that this could be Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin's best team. The 23rd-ranked Bearcats looked like on Sunday.
Arizona 91, Stanford 52
Arizona's offensive capabilities were on full display Sunday evening as the No. 19 Wildcats continued their dominance of Stanford with a 91-52 victory over the Cardinal in a Pac-12 game at Maples Pavilion.
Arizona 91, Stanford 52
Arizona's offensive capabilities were on full display Sunday evening as the No. 19 Wildcats continued their dominance over Stanford with a 91-52 victory over the Cardinal in a Pac-12 game at Maples Pavilion.
Washington St. 79, Washington 74
Three layups by guard Malachi Flynn in the last 2:13 of the game sparked Washington State to a 79-74 win over Washington on Sunday in the Pac-12 opener for both teams in Seattle.
California 81, Arizona State 65
Ivan Rabb posted his sixth double-double of the season, leading Cal to an 81-65 victory over Arizona State on Sunday night at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley, Calif.