Odd night in hoops

Whoa now:

Marquette upset #22 Oregon State, 74-73.

What a dominating performance by the Oregon Ducks, from buzzer to buzzer. They took down #24 Michigan State, 88-55.

What??

Oddity:

#1 Notre Dame soundly defeated Lafayette, 91-51, in a delayed effort. The game was at Campbell Center in Houston when the power went out in the second quarter. After waiting for over an hour, the contest was moved to nearby Rice University without fans, as security couldn't be guaranteed.

I've not heard of such a scenario before.

Record night:

#15 Washington's 105-53 rout of Idaho saw not only Kelsey Plum score 27 points (her usual average), but Chantel Osahor got the first triple-double in school history for the Huskies.

More results:

North Texas 62, Arizona 58.....it was the first loss of the season for the Wildcats.

Duke 92, Old Dominion 64

Buffalo 71, Duquesne 69

Vanderbilt 75, Robert Morris 59

Colorado 76, North Dakota State 59.....the Buffs remain unbeaten.

Virginia Tech 71, Charleston 61, and the Hokies are undefeated under first-year coach Kenny Brooks.

Delaware 66, Princeton 62....the Tigers are struggling this season.

East Carolina 70, Marist 68....the Red Foxes are 0-5.

Auburn 54, Ball State 40, and the Tigers are 4-0.

Clemson 78, Louisiana Tech 67 in overtime, and those Tigers are 5-0.

Central Michigan outlasted Oakland in two overtimes, 70-67.

USC 89, Missouri State 67

All scores.

College team news:

Kentucky hopes lessons learned from Saturday's loss to Colorado equal future wins.

In Arizona's loss to North Texas today, they set an attendance record. Great sign for new coach Adia Barnes.

Virginia is placing an emphasis on defense and rebounding.

College player news:

A year later than expected, Asia Durr is getting it done for Louisville.

College coach news:

Muffet McGraw likes the direction in which Notre Dame is heading.

WNBA player news:

How Sky forward Elena Delle Donne learned to accept her height.

Skylar Diggins' road back to the Wings.

Q&A with the Liberty's Kiah Stokes.

Brittany Boyd's strong finish provides a glimpse of the future for New York.