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Recap Roundups
February 13, 2016
Kentucky 89, South Carolina 62
Sophomore guard Tyler Ulis set a career high with 27 points and 12 assists to power No. 22 Kentucky past South Carolina 89-62 on Saturday, but it was the early fireworks that had everyone talking.
West Virginia 73, Texas Christian 42
Any concerns of a letdown coming from No. 10 West Virginia on Saturday against Big 12 bottom-feeder TCU were quickly dismissed.
N.C. State 99, Wake Forest 88
Junior guard Anthony Barber, the Atlantic Coast Conference scoring leader, poured in 30 of his career-high 38 points in the second half as North Carolina State defeated Wake Forest 99-88 on Saturday afternoon at PNC Arena.
Providence 75, Georgetown 72
Providence coach Ed Cooley said he was "tired" after his team blew almost all of a 26-point lead but held on to defeat Georgetown on Saturday.
Northern Iowa 53, Wichita St. 50
Wichita State senior guard Fred VanVleet and senior guard Ron Baker sat in the Koch Arena interview room and described a scene from the forgotten past.
Louisiana State 76, Texas A&M 71
th Hornsby sported the scrapes and bruises on his upper right back to display a job done well.
Oklahoma St. 58, Kansas St. 55
Oklahoma State seemed headed for another fade to the finish on Saturday, only to find late life and pull out a 58-55 overtime win over Kansas State.
Tulane 94, Memphis 87
ane scored 14 points in overtime and the Green Wave upset Memphis 94-87 on Saturday at Devlin Fieldhouse in New Orleans.
Michigan 61, Purdue 56
higan got its best player back and picked up one of its best Big Ten wins of the season on Saturday.
Clemson 66, Georgia Tech 52
Junior forward Jaron Blossomgame scored 17 points to pass the 1,000-point mark for his career as Clemson held off Georgia Tech 66-52 on Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.
Colorado 81, Washington 80
orado built double-figure leads in each half Saturday, but had to hold off a furious Washington run to secure an 81-80 Pac-12 Conference win at Coors Events Center in Boulder, Colo.
Kansas 76, Oklahoma 72
Kansas coach Bill Self wanted defense out of Devonte' Graham.
Xavier 74, Butler 57
High-percentage field goal shooting (56.9), including 9-of-18 from 3-point range, laid the victory foundation for No. 5 Xavier on Saturday at Butler, but it was the Musketeers' smothering defense that finished the project.
Missouri 75, Tennessee 64
n Rosburg and Kevin Puryear combined for 38 points as Missouri recorded a 75-64 victory over Tennessee in Southeastern Conference play at Columbia, Mo.
Houston 82, Central Florida 58
ior forward Devonta Pollard scored 16 points to help Houston cruise to an 82-58 victory over Central Florida on Saturday in American Athletic Conference play at Houston.
Notre Dame 71, Louisville 66
Notre Dame found a way to turn the tables Saturday on No. 13 Louisville.
Boise St. 94, Wyoming 71
Inspired to get back on the floor after a wild three days in which forward James Webb III's potential game-winning shot on Wednesday was waved off, Boise State hammered Wyoming 94-71 on Saturday in a Mountain West Conference game at Taco Bell Arena.
Cincinnati 75, East Carolina 60
ward Octavius Ellis and forward Gary Clark each had double-doubles Cincinnati pushed past East Carolina 75-60 on Saturday in an American Athletic Conference game at Fifth Third Arena in Cincinnati.
Ohio St. 79, Rutgers 69
ward Keita Bates-Diop scored 24 points and guard Kam Williams came off the bench to add 19 points as Ohio State defeated Rutgers 79-69 on Saturday at Louis Brown Athletic Center in Piscataway, N.J.
Stanford 76, Oregon 72
Stanford forward Michael Humphrey was limited to 12 minutes because of foul trouble and did not score a single point Saturday, but he came up with the play of the game in the closing seconds to ruin a late-game rally by 11th-ranked Oregon.
Duke 63, Virginia 62
Duke guard Grayson Allen figured time was on his side on the final play of Saturday against Virginia.
New Mexico 74, San Jose St. 58
Mexico guard Elijah Brown scored 21 points, leading the Lobos past San Jose State 74-58 on Saturday in Mountain West play at WisePies Arena in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Nebraska 70, Penn St. 54
Junior guard Andrew White scored a career-high 35 points and Nebraska, playing its second game without injured senior forward Shavon Shields, defeated Penn State 70-54 on Saturday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Wisconsin 70, Maryland 57
Wisconsin forward Nigel Hayes complained on Thursday about the basketballs used at home games by the University of Maryland, which is affiliated with Under Armour.
California 83, Oregon St. 71
ior forward Jabari Bird had 23 points and seven rebounds to help California beat Oregon State 83-71 on Saturday at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley, Calif.
Nevada 77, Fresno St. 72
ior guard D.J. Fenner scored 24 points and freshman forward Cameron Oliver recorded a double-double to help Nevada beat Fresno State 77-72 in overtime Saturday evening at Lawlor Events Center in Reno, Nev.
Texas Tech 84, Baylor 66
Texas Tech coach Tubby Smith said his team is getting better, but he's not predicting how far the Red Raiders will go.
Connecticut 75, Tulsa 73
Junior guard Rodney Purvis hit a running jump shot with 42.8 seconds left and forward Daniel Hamilton and guard Sterling Gibbs combined to make six consecutive free throws in the final 24 seconds as Connecticut held off Tulsa 75-73 on Saturday night in an American Athletic Conference game at Gampel Pavilion.
Connecticut 75, Tulsa 73
Junior guard Rodney Purvis hit a running jump shot with 42.8 seconds left and forward Daniel Hamilton and guard Sterling Gibbs combined to make six consecutive free throws in the final 24 seconds as Connecticut held off Tulsa 75-73 on Saturday night in an American Athletic Conference game at Gampel Pavilion.
Northwestern 58, Illinois 56
ior guard Tre Demps swished 3-pointers on four consecutive second-half possessions to rally Northwestern to a 58-56 Big Ten victory over Illinois on Saturday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston.
Villanova 73, St. John's 63
With top-ranked Villanova's shots not falling against struggling St. John's, Daniel Ochefu stepped up.
Iowa St. 85, Texas 75
It was a given that Iowa State would turn to All-America candidate forward Georges Niang for big plays when the 14th-ranked Cyclones needed them against No. 24 Texas on Saturday night.
UNLV 87, Colorado St. 80
Sophomore guard Patrick McCaw scored a game-high 20 points, grabbed eight rebounds and had four steals to lead UNLV to a 87-80 victory over Colorado State on Saturday night in a Mountain West Conference game at the Thomas & Mack Center.
San Diego St. 70, Air Force 61
homore guard Trey Kell scored 16 points to lead San Diego State to a 70-61 victory over Air Force on Saturday night in a Mountain West Conference at Viejas Arena in San Diego.
Southern Methodist 69, Gonzaga 60
The shooting and playmaking of point guard Nic Moore paved the way for No. 16 SMU in a 69-60 win over Gonzaga on Saturday night.