What utter insanity today!!!!
For the first time since the 2011 Final Four, both the No. 1 and No. 2 teams lost on the same day.
No. 8 Louisville shut down No. 1 Oregon, 72-62.
No. 5 South Carolina knocked off No. 2 Baylor, 74-59.
So who will be the new No. 1 team Monday?
It could be No. 3 Stanford, who just avoided an upset moments ago by holding off No. 10 Mississippi State, 67-62.
But some on social media tonight say it should be Louisville. We will see in less than two days.
Other upsets:
Green Bay toppled No. 18 Syracuse in OT, 79-73.
Notre Dame upended No. 21 USF, 67-51.
Almost-upsets:
No. 11 UCLA edged UCF, 61-56.
No. 15 Michigan State got past Kansas State, 65-60.
No. 25 Arkansas escaped Wisconsin, 68-64.
Other (sometimes surprising) results:
No. 7 Oregon State shook off Liberty, 68-55, and gave coach Scott Rueck the 500th win of his career.
A last second layup propelled FGCU over South Dakota State, 71-70.
Rutgers gave Georgia Tech their first loss of the year, 46-43.
Washington's three-pointers helped them beat Iowa, 70-63.
Georgia gave Virginia Tech their first loss of the season, 77-72.
Butler clipped Ohio, 60-55.
Central Michigan took care of Marist, 77-54.
No. 17 Indiana thrashed Washington State, 78-44.
No. 12 NC State 68, Hawaii 59
No. 22 Gonzaga 62, Middle Tennessee 50
Auburn 76, Dayton 74 (OT)
Wichita State 88, Oklahoma 83
Marquette 61, Tulsa 60
Texas 63, North Texas 57
Pitt 58, Ole Miss 50
Texas Tech is 5-0 after a 64-60 win over San Diego
Ohio State 64, Northern Iowa 46
Purdue 59, Arizona State 52...and the Boilermakers are 6-0
South Dakota 91, Northern Illinois 48
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College player news:
The NCAA picks these five players to be the top scorers in the country this season.
Saturday, November 30, 2019
Friday, November 29, 2019
The mayhem continues
Upsets:
FGCU took down another ranked team........today it was No. 21 South Florida, 81-77.
LSU edged No. 15 Michigan State, 58-56.
Interesting/surprising results:
South Dakota State bested Notre Dame, 65-59.
Purdue is 5-0 after routing Drake, 67-47.
Long Beach State overcame Penn State, 64-56.
More results:
No. 2 Baylor had to fight hard to defeat No. 17 Indiana, 77-62.
Utah outlasted archrival BYU in OT, 77-73.
No. 3 Stanford (after escaping upset last night), they drilled No. 18 Syracuse, 77-59, behind freshman Hannah Jump's eight three-point shots.
No. 7 Oregon State pounded No. 19 Miami, 75-53.
No. 12 NC State topped Texas, 84-73.
No. 25 Arkansas took care of Fordham, 71-59.
South Dakota ran away from Ohio State, 68-53.
North Carolina is 6-0 after dropping struggling Missouri, 82-69.
Virginia Tech is 6-0 after surviving Belmont, 60-58.
No. 24 Arizona crushed UC Riverside, 70-27.
Creighton pulled away to down Temple, 69-59.
No. 22 Gonzaga 76, Dayton 65
No. 8 Louisville 69, Oklahoma State 48
No. 9 Maryland 63, Clemson 44
No. 10 Mississippi State 83, Green Bay 58
No. 1 Oregon 91, UT Arlington 54
Middle Tennessee 73, Auburn 50
Marquette 77, Saint Mary's 63
Ohio 72, Pitt 50
Arizona State 57, Maine 31
Memphis 72, Kansas State 68
Duke 66, Penn 50
Georgia 69, Butler 36
Washington 75, Howard 58
Nebraska 67, USC 54
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
South Dakota State's win over Notre Dame today was the 1,000th for the program.
UCLA will face UCF and Virginia this weekend in its first road stanza of the season.
Montana State is emphasizing ball security.
Illinois State is shooting for another win.
Five teams that are under the radar.
College player news:
Oregon State's Kat Tudor has found her shot.
Rennia Davis profile.
Sabrina Haines is a major weapon for Kentucky.
With a high motor, Taryn McCutcheon plays big for Michigan State.
Maine senior Blanca Millan was injured in tonight's game, and didn't return.
Michigan transfer Ariel Young is headed to North Carolina.
College coach news:
Why Georgia players are thankful for coach Joni Taylor.
Lyon College coach Tracy Stewart-Lange won her 300th career game.
FGCU took down another ranked team........today it was No. 21 South Florida, 81-77.
LSU edged No. 15 Michigan State, 58-56.
Interesting/surprising results:
South Dakota State bested Notre Dame, 65-59.
Purdue is 5-0 after routing Drake, 67-47.
Long Beach State overcame Penn State, 64-56.
More results:
No. 2 Baylor had to fight hard to defeat No. 17 Indiana, 77-62.
Utah outlasted archrival BYU in OT, 77-73.
No. 3 Stanford (after escaping upset last night), they drilled No. 18 Syracuse, 77-59, behind freshman Hannah Jump's eight three-point shots.
No. 7 Oregon State pounded No. 19 Miami, 75-53.
No. 12 NC State topped Texas, 84-73.
No. 25 Arkansas took care of Fordham, 71-59.
South Dakota ran away from Ohio State, 68-53.
North Carolina is 6-0 after dropping struggling Missouri, 82-69.
Virginia Tech is 6-0 after surviving Belmont, 60-58.
No. 24 Arizona crushed UC Riverside, 70-27.
Creighton pulled away to down Temple, 69-59.
No. 22 Gonzaga 76, Dayton 65
No. 8 Louisville 69, Oklahoma State 48
No. 9 Maryland 63, Clemson 44
No. 10 Mississippi State 83, Green Bay 58
No. 1 Oregon 91, UT Arlington 54
Middle Tennessee 73, Auburn 50
Marquette 77, Saint Mary's 63
Ohio 72, Pitt 50
Arizona State 57, Maine 31
Memphis 72, Kansas State 68
Duke 66, Penn 50
Georgia 69, Butler 36
Washington 75, Howard 58
Nebraska 67, USC 54
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
South Dakota State's win over Notre Dame today was the 1,000th for the program.
UCLA will face UCF and Virginia this weekend in its first road stanza of the season.
Montana State is emphasizing ball security.
Illinois State is shooting for another win.
Five teams that are under the radar.
College player news:
Oregon State's Kat Tudor has found her shot.
Rennia Davis profile.
Sabrina Haines is a major weapon for Kentucky.
With a high motor, Taryn McCutcheon plays big for Michigan State.
Maine senior Blanca Millan was injured in tonight's game, and didn't return.
Michigan transfer Ariel Young is headed to North Carolina.
College coach news:
Why Georgia players are thankful for coach Joni Taylor.
Lyon College coach Tracy Stewart-Lange won her 300th career game.
Thursday, November 28, 2019
Upsets in paradises
Some upendings in sunny locations today...........
Upsets:
No. 17 Indiana just took down No. 5 South Carolina, 71-57.
South Dakota State toppled No. 21 South Florida, 61-50.
More results:
FGCU downed Notre Dame, 69-60. The Irish had 25 turnovers.
No. 1 Oregon handled Oklahoma State, 89-72, behind 30 points and 18 rebounds from Ruthy Hebard.
No. 2 Baylor routed Washington State, 89-66.
No. 8 Louisville is is 6-0 after a 76-67 win over UT Arlington.
No. 10 Mississippi State thrashed San Francisco, 73-38.
No. 18 Syracuse 86, Houston 63
Rutgers Sunk Vanderbilt, 62-56.
Iowa thrashed Towson, 100-42.
New Mexico is 6-0 after stuffing Missouri, 71-68
Georgia Tech is 5-0 after running away from Seton Hall, 79-54
Washington 65, Iona 34
Green Bay 73, Bowling Green 54
Boston College 89, Tulane 76
Bucknell 66, Cincinnati 58
Ball State 54, Lehigh 52
All scores so far
Still in progress is Temple vs. North Carolina, and to come is No. 3 Stanford vs. California Baptist
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
No. 14 NC State is ready to dominate in Hawaii.
Arizona's three-point shooting has improved as hoped.
Upsets:
No. 17 Indiana just took down No. 5 South Carolina, 71-57.
South Dakota State toppled No. 21 South Florida, 61-50.
More results:
FGCU downed Notre Dame, 69-60. The Irish had 25 turnovers.
No. 1 Oregon handled Oklahoma State, 89-72, behind 30 points and 18 rebounds from Ruthy Hebard.
No. 2 Baylor routed Washington State, 89-66.
No. 8 Louisville is is 6-0 after a 76-67 win over UT Arlington.
No. 10 Mississippi State thrashed San Francisco, 73-38.
No. 18 Syracuse 86, Houston 63
Rutgers Sunk Vanderbilt, 62-56.
Iowa thrashed Towson, 100-42.
New Mexico is 6-0 after stuffing Missouri, 71-68
Georgia Tech is 5-0 after running away from Seton Hall, 79-54
Washington 65, Iona 34
Green Bay 73, Bowling Green 54
Boston College 89, Tulane 76
Bucknell 66, Cincinnati 58
Ball State 54, Lehigh 52
All scores so far
Still in progress is Temple vs. North Carolina, and to come is No. 3 Stanford vs. California Baptist
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
No. 14 NC State is ready to dominate in Hawaii.
Arizona's three-point shooting has improved as hoped.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Gearing for Thanksgiving tournaments
Today's results:
Iowa outlasted Cincinnati, 69-61, to give coach Lisa Bluder her 400th career win.
No. 6 Texas A&M blew out Prairie View A&M, 80-38.
Michigan 57, Eastern Michigan 38
Duke 82, Davidson 52
Rice 81, McNeese 50
Northwestern 73, Colgate 44
Northern Colorado 59, Chattanooga 42
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Four of the top teams in the country are in the Virgin Islands to play in the Paradise Jam.
The Gulf Coast Showcase is also loaded.
The Pac-12 is so darn good right now.
Notre Dame's thin roster will be tested at the Cancun Challenge.
ESPN's bi-weekly mid-major top 10 has Missouri State in the top spot.
College player news:
Freshman Aliyah Boston is off to a fast start for the Gamecocks.
Meet the Pac-12 freshmen who are making an impact.
Marist's Hannah Hand is thankful to contribute after microfracture surgeries.
Ole Miss freshman Sarah Dumitrescu is out for the season with a torn ACL.
The NCAA's starting five for the week.
College coach news:
Boise State coach Gordy Presnell has won a lot and overcome plenty of challenges.
Adia Barnes has Arizona thinking big.
Bonus:
Randy Campbell is an officiating machine.
USA Basketball news:
Team USA's 2020 FIBA Olympic qualifying tournament opponents have been announced.
WNBA news:
What to expect when the New York Liberty move to the Barclays Center.
Iowa outlasted Cincinnati, 69-61, to give coach Lisa Bluder her 400th career win.
No. 6 Texas A&M blew out Prairie View A&M, 80-38.
Michigan 57, Eastern Michigan 38
Duke 82, Davidson 52
Rice 81, McNeese 50
Northwestern 73, Colgate 44
Northern Colorado 59, Chattanooga 42
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Four of the top teams in the country are in the Virgin Islands to play in the Paradise Jam.
The Gulf Coast Showcase is also loaded.
The Pac-12 is so darn good right now.
Notre Dame's thin roster will be tested at the Cancun Challenge.
ESPN's bi-weekly mid-major top 10 has Missouri State in the top spot.
College player news:
Freshman Aliyah Boston is off to a fast start for the Gamecocks.
Meet the Pac-12 freshmen who are making an impact.
Marist's Hannah Hand is thankful to contribute after microfracture surgeries.
Ole Miss freshman Sarah Dumitrescu is out for the season with a torn ACL.
The NCAA's starting five for the week.
College coach news:
Boise State coach Gordy Presnell has won a lot and overcome plenty of challenges.
Adia Barnes has Arizona thinking big.
Bonus:
Randy Campbell is an officiating machine.
USA Basketball news:
Team USA's 2020 FIBA Olympic qualifying tournament opponents have been announced.
WNBA news:
What to expect when the New York Liberty move to the Barclays Center.
Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Stretch games
Today's results:
No. 4 UConn 75, Dayton 37
No. 11 UCLA 100, Yale 65
No. 12 Florida State 66, Florida 55
No. 14 Kentucky 81, Grambling 35
No. 16 DePaul 94, Milwaukee 65
No. 20 Tennessee 92, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 51
Colorado 59, Indiana State 46....and the Buffs are 6-0
TCU 66, Army 52.....and the Horned Frogs are 5-0
Ole Miss 75, Sam Houston State 69
Oklahoma gave Abilene Christian their first loss of the season, 78-65
Georgia 67, South Carolina Upstate 53
Harvard 66, Boston University 39
North Carolina A&T 74, Morehead State 56
Duquesne 72, Central Connecticut 33
Wisconsin 63, Eastern Illinois 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Viewer's guide to Thanksgiving week in college hoops.
South Carolina is the NCAA's team of the week.
UConn and Louisville will play each other next year in a 9/11 tribute classic.
College player news:
In-depth with Texas A&M standout Chennedy Carter.
Louisville's Elizabeth Balogun is carving her own path at Louisville.
Taylor Jones is working on "simple stuff" for Oregon State.
Haley Gorecki's versatility leads Duke.
Shalae Salmon is coming on strong for BYU.
Villanova transfer Kelly Jekot is headed to Penn State.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff guard Sierra'Li Wade has been killed in a shooting.
College coach news:
Hartford coach Morgan Valley is leading a whirlwind life.
Utah State coach Jerry Finkbeiner is taking a medical leave of absence and won't return.
WNBA news:
The Indiana Fever have named Marianne Stanley their new head coach.
Tamika Catchings is the franchise's new GM.
No. 4 UConn 75, Dayton 37
No. 11 UCLA 100, Yale 65
No. 12 Florida State 66, Florida 55
No. 14 Kentucky 81, Grambling 35
No. 16 DePaul 94, Milwaukee 65
No. 20 Tennessee 92, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 51
Colorado 59, Indiana State 46....and the Buffs are 6-0
TCU 66, Army 52.....and the Horned Frogs are 5-0
Ole Miss 75, Sam Houston State 69
Oklahoma gave Abilene Christian their first loss of the season, 78-65
Georgia 67, South Carolina Upstate 53
Harvard 66, Boston University 39
North Carolina A&T 74, Morehead State 56
Duquesne 72, Central Connecticut 33
Wisconsin 63, Eastern Illinois 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Viewer's guide to Thanksgiving week in college hoops.
South Carolina is the NCAA's team of the week.
UConn and Louisville will play each other next year in a 9/11 tribute classic.
College player news:
In-depth with Texas A&M standout Chennedy Carter.
Louisville's Elizabeth Balogun is carving her own path at Louisville.
Taylor Jones is working on "simple stuff" for Oregon State.
Haley Gorecki's versatility leads Duke.
Shalae Salmon is coming on strong for BYU.
Villanova transfer Kelly Jekot is headed to Penn State.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff guard Sierra'Li Wade has been killed in a shooting.
College coach news:
Hartford coach Morgan Valley is leading a whirlwind life.
Utah State coach Jerry Finkbeiner is taking a medical leave of absence and won't return.
WNBA news:
The Indiana Fever have named Marianne Stanley their new head coach.
Tamika Catchings is the franchise's new GM.
Monday, November 25, 2019
It's heated in here
Today's (hot) results:
No. 10 Mississippi State held off Marquette in the game's final seconds, 74-68.
Missouri State dropped South Dakota, 74-66. It was the first loss of the season for the Lady Bears.
Vanderbilt stomped Tennessee State, 106-55, for their third win in a row and their first over 100 since 2011.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Arizona is off to their best start in 20 years.
Arizona State notebook.
Notre Dame's weekend upset gave them confidence.
A Tennessee-UConn timeline.
Wisconsin is preparing for an action-packed week.
Oregon remains No. 1 in the NCAA's weekly power 10.
DII power poll.
College player news:
Te'a Cooper could lead Baylor to another title.
Crystal Dangerfield played for UConn when tired, Olivia Nelson-Ododa played with a broken toe.
Two from Auburn - Abigayle Jackson and Maliya Perry - have entered the transfer portal.
Cal's Jaelyn Brown is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Mississippi State coach Vic Schaefer earned his 200th career victory tonight.
Coach's Chair: Mike Carey, West Virginia University.
NCAA news:
The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Rules committees have approved waiver requests from 10 conferences permitting the use of electronically transmitted data to the bench for coaching purposes during the 2019-20 season.
No. 10 Mississippi State held off Marquette in the game's final seconds, 74-68.
Missouri State dropped South Dakota, 74-66. It was the first loss of the season for the Lady Bears.
Vanderbilt stomped Tennessee State, 106-55, for their third win in a row and their first over 100 since 2011.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Arizona is off to their best start in 20 years.
Arizona State notebook.
Notre Dame's weekend upset gave them confidence.
A Tennessee-UConn timeline.
Wisconsin is preparing for an action-packed week.
Oregon remains No. 1 in the NCAA's weekly power 10.
DII power poll.
College player news:
Te'a Cooper could lead Baylor to another title.
Crystal Dangerfield played for UConn when tired, Olivia Nelson-Ododa played with a broken toe.
Two from Auburn - Abigayle Jackson and Maliya Perry - have entered the transfer portal.
Cal's Jaelyn Brown is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Mississippi State coach Vic Schaefer earned his 200th career victory tonight.
Coach's Chair: Mike Carey, West Virginia University.
NCAA news:
The NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Rules committees have approved waiver requests from 10 conferences permitting the use of electronically transmitted data to the bench for coaching purposes during the 2019-20 season.
Mostly status quo in this week's AP poll
Not too much changed in this week's AP top 25 poll:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. South Carolina
6. Texas A&M
7. Oregon State
8. Louisville
9. Maryland
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. NC State
14. Kentucky
15. Michigan State
16. DePaul
17. Indiana
18. Syracuse
19. Miami
20. Tennessee
21. South Florida
22. Gonzaga
23. West Virginia
24. Arizona
25. Arkansas
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. South Carolina
6. Texas A&M
7. Oregon State
8. Louisville
9. Maryland
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. NC State
14. Kentucky
15. Michigan State
16. DePaul
17. Indiana
18. Syracuse
19. Miami
20. Tennessee
21. South Florida
22. Gonzaga
23. West Virginia
24. Arizona
25. Arkansas
Sunday, November 24, 2019
Knock knock.......it's more fascinating results
Upset:
Cal took down No. 20 Arkansas, 84-80.
Almost-upset:
No. 4 UConn survived Ohio State, 73-62. Olivia Nelson-Ododa played with a broken toe.
The Buckeyes took the Huskies down to the wire.
More results:
No. 1 Oregon pulled away from No. 17 Syracuse, 81-64
No. 3 Stanford 88, Buffalo 69
No. 5 South Carolina 84, Clemson 48
No. 8 Louisville 998, Boise State 82....the Cardinals had quite the offensive day.
No. 9 Maryland 107, Quinnipiac 52
No. 14 NC State is 5-0 after today's rout of St. Mary's, 87-70.
Northern Iowa is 5-0 after today's win over Northwest Missouri State.
Arizona is 6-0 after their victory over Montana.
Colorado is 5-0 after their win over Jacksonville
Creighton handed Nebraska their first loss of the season, 79-74.
LSU gave Rutgers their first loss, 64-58.
UT Arlington is 4-0 after handing Kansas State their first loss, 57-53.
Villanova 63, Georgia 58
Virginia 56, Old Dominion 53 (OT)
Duke 99, Troy 85
Eastern Kentucky 61, Mercer 60 (OT)
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College player news:
Julia Ayrault is using her "insane athleticism" to help Michigan State.
Makenzie Dewees relishes her chance to play at home for Quinnipiac.
College coach news:
Adia Barnes' vision and the Wildcats' winning is helping Arizona in recruiting.
Cal took down No. 20 Arkansas, 84-80.
Almost-upset:
No. 4 UConn survived Ohio State, 73-62. Olivia Nelson-Ododa played with a broken toe.
The Buckeyes took the Huskies down to the wire.
More results:
No. 1 Oregon pulled away from No. 17 Syracuse, 81-64
No. 3 Stanford 88, Buffalo 69
No. 5 South Carolina 84, Clemson 48
No. 8 Louisville 998, Boise State 82....the Cardinals had quite the offensive day.
No. 9 Maryland 107, Quinnipiac 52
No. 14 NC State is 5-0 after today's rout of St. Mary's, 87-70.
Northern Iowa is 5-0 after today's win over Northwest Missouri State.
Arizona is 6-0 after their victory over Montana.
Colorado is 5-0 after their win over Jacksonville
Creighton handed Nebraska their first loss of the season, 79-74.
LSU gave Rutgers their first loss, 64-58.
UT Arlington is 4-0 after handing Kansas State their first loss, 57-53.
Villanova 63, Georgia 58
Virginia 56, Old Dominion 53 (OT)
Duke 99, Troy 85
Eastern Kentucky 61, Mercer 60 (OT)
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College player news:
Julia Ayrault is using her "insane athleticism" to help Michigan State.
Makenzie Dewees relishes her chance to play at home for Quinnipiac.
College coach news:
Adia Barnes' vision and the Wildcats' winning is helping Arizona in recruiting.
Saturday, November 23, 2019
Upsets and hot starts
Upsets:
No. 19 DePaul toppled No. 16 Miami, 89-83.
Notre Dame rallied past No. 21 Michigan, 76-72.
More results:
Ball State handed Butler its first loss of the season, 74-70.
Duquesne routed Pitt, 81-62.
Oklahoma State shut down Rice, 69-38.
Houston clamped down on Oklahoma, 85-69.
Minnesota 71, Montana State 60
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Georgia Tech is off to a dominating start this season.
North Carolina is off to a 4-0 start.
LSU is still trying to fit the puzzle pieces together.
Ohio State will face a stiff test in No. 2 UConn.
College player news:
Tyasha Harris hits 1,000 points, and Dawn Staley sees much more to come.
Guard Gadiva Hubbard is becoming key for Minnesota.
Illinois State is confident in Mary Crompton's shooting.
Geno Auriemma wants to limit Crystal Dangerfield's minutes.
Kennesaw State's starting point guard, Kamiyah Street, has been arrested for murder.
College coach news:
Ohio State is giving assistant coach Tamika Williams Jeter UConn flashbacks.
WNBA and international news:
Allie Quigley knows load management.
Liz Cambage has backtracked on her feud with Lauren Jackson.
Kenya will face a strong challenge in the Africa Women's Champions Cup.
No. 19 DePaul toppled No. 16 Miami, 89-83.
Notre Dame rallied past No. 21 Michigan, 76-72.
More results:
Ball State handed Butler its first loss of the season, 74-70.
Duquesne routed Pitt, 81-62.
Oklahoma State shut down Rice, 69-38.
Houston clamped down on Oklahoma, 85-69.
Minnesota 71, Montana State 60
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Georgia Tech is off to a dominating start this season.
North Carolina is off to a 4-0 start.
LSU is still trying to fit the puzzle pieces together.
Ohio State will face a stiff test in No. 2 UConn.
College player news:
Tyasha Harris hits 1,000 points, and Dawn Staley sees much more to come.
Guard Gadiva Hubbard is becoming key for Minnesota.
Illinois State is confident in Mary Crompton's shooting.
Geno Auriemma wants to limit Crystal Dangerfield's minutes.
Kennesaw State's starting point guard, Kamiyah Street, has been arrested for murder.
College coach news:
Ohio State is giving assistant coach Tamika Williams Jeter UConn flashbacks.
WNBA and international news:
Allie Quigley knows load management.
Liz Cambage has backtracked on her feud with Lauren Jackson.
Kenya will face a strong challenge in the Africa Women's Champions Cup.
Friday, November 22, 2019
Friday night lights
Today's results:
No. 16 Miami edged North Carolina A&T, 68-67.
No. 18 Indiana gave Florida their first loss of the season, 73-49.
Missouri State downed Santa Clara, 71-64
Colorado is unbeaten after a 79-75 win over Colorado State.
No. 11 UCLA 92, Northern Colorado 58
No. 19 DePaul 109, Arkansas State 64
No. 23 Gonzaga 84, Eastern Washington 44
Loyola Chicago 72, UMKC 67 (2OT)
LaSalle 55, Norfolk State 52
Lehigh 75, Seton Hall 68
North Carolina 76, Elon 46
Vanderbilt 74, Furman 46
Iowa State 86, North Dakota State 58
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Why Oregon is suddenly the center of college basketball.
Will the No. 2 team please stand up?
Oklahoma hits the road for the first time this season.
UC Davis overview.
The 2009-2010 team has brought back memories for Nebraska.
College player news:
Stella Johnson scored 41 points for Rider in their win tonight.
Kiara "Kiki" Smith is the show that makes Florida go.
Ja'Tavia Tapley is excelling in her new home at Arizona State.
College coach news:
C. Vivian Stringer is turning the clock back on the recruiting trail.
No. 16 Miami edged North Carolina A&T, 68-67.
No. 18 Indiana gave Florida their first loss of the season, 73-49.
Missouri State downed Santa Clara, 71-64
Colorado is unbeaten after a 79-75 win over Colorado State.
No. 11 UCLA 92, Northern Colorado 58
No. 19 DePaul 109, Arkansas State 64
No. 23 Gonzaga 84, Eastern Washington 44
Loyola Chicago 72, UMKC 67 (2OT)
LaSalle 55, Norfolk State 52
Lehigh 75, Seton Hall 68
North Carolina 76, Elon 46
Vanderbilt 74, Furman 46
Iowa State 86, North Dakota State 58
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Why Oregon is suddenly the center of college basketball.
Will the No. 2 team please stand up?
Oklahoma hits the road for the first time this season.
UC Davis overview.
The 2009-2010 team has brought back memories for Nebraska.
College player news:
Stella Johnson scored 41 points for Rider in their win tonight.
Kiara "Kiki" Smith is the show that makes Florida go.
Ja'Tavia Tapley is excelling in her new home at Arizona State.
College coach news:
C. Vivian Stringer is turning the clock back on the recruiting trail.
Thursday, November 21, 2019
A lot of parity going on
Today's results:
All the top 25 teams routed their opponents tonight, so......
South Dakota stopped Missouri, 72-56.
Central Michigan nipped Dayton in OT, 81-80.
Georgia 76, Mercer 60
UAB 80, Auburn 75
Duke 85, Idaho State 66
Penn State 68, Clemson 55
Ohio State 75, Kent State 65
South Dakota State 60, Montana State 50
BYU 71, Fresno State 65
Cal 74, San Diego State 48
Struck by the way that Florida is unbeaten and Clemson, Auburn and Mercer are struggling. This is already an interesting season.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
UCLA Bruins: new team, new look, same goals.
Indiana heads to Florida with their highest ranking in tow, and many challenges.
The Hoosiers have a tough road stretch ahead.
Are Texas and Notre Dame in danger of missing the NCAA Tournament?
Arizona continues its hot start.
Early-season stats look promising for Seton Hall.
Ohio State looks to reduce turnovers.
CBS Sports' top 25 rankings has Oregon on top.
College player news:
Erin Boley and Oregon are setting the tone that there is no tomorrow for the Ducks this season.
South Carolina's freshmen are just as good as Dawn Staley promised.
Emily Engstler has jumped in as a starter for Syracuse.
When Taya Hanson stays in the moment, good things happen for Arizona State.
Lady Vol freshman Jordan Horston reached a deal with a judge on an August shoplifting charge.
Oregon State's Taya Corosdale is likely out for the season.
College coach news:
Robert Morris has extended coach Charlie Buscaglia's contract by three years.
WNBA and international news:
The Dallas Wings have named their 2020 coaching staff.
Bringing everyone back from a championship team is difficult, but the Mystics could defy the odds.
Lauren Jackson says Liz Cambage needs to cope with the refs.
Cambage, of course, clapped back.
Skylar Diggins-Smith advocates for change.
Animal friends provide a break from basketball for Seimone Augustus.
All the top 25 teams routed their opponents tonight, so......
South Dakota stopped Missouri, 72-56.
Central Michigan nipped Dayton in OT, 81-80.
Georgia 76, Mercer 60
UAB 80, Auburn 75
Duke 85, Idaho State 66
Penn State 68, Clemson 55
Ohio State 75, Kent State 65
South Dakota State 60, Montana State 50
BYU 71, Fresno State 65
Cal 74, San Diego State 48
Struck by the way that Florida is unbeaten and Clemson, Auburn and Mercer are struggling. This is already an interesting season.
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
UCLA Bruins: new team, new look, same goals.
Indiana heads to Florida with their highest ranking in tow, and many challenges.
The Hoosiers have a tough road stretch ahead.
Are Texas and Notre Dame in danger of missing the NCAA Tournament?
Arizona continues its hot start.
Early-season stats look promising for Seton Hall.
Ohio State looks to reduce turnovers.
CBS Sports' top 25 rankings has Oregon on top.
College player news:
Erin Boley and Oregon are setting the tone that there is no tomorrow for the Ducks this season.
South Carolina's freshmen are just as good as Dawn Staley promised.
Emily Engstler has jumped in as a starter for Syracuse.
When Taya Hanson stays in the moment, good things happen for Arizona State.
Lady Vol freshman Jordan Horston reached a deal with a judge on an August shoplifting charge.
Oregon State's Taya Corosdale is likely out for the season.
College coach news:
Robert Morris has extended coach Charlie Buscaglia's contract by three years.
WNBA and international news:
The Dallas Wings have named their 2020 coaching staff.
Bringing everyone back from a championship team is difficult, but the Mystics could defy the odds.
Lauren Jackson says Liz Cambage needs to cope with the refs.
Cambage, of course, clapped back.
Skylar Diggins-Smith advocates for change.
Animal friends provide a break from basketball for Seimone Augustus.
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Some wildness, some hot starts
Today's results:
Iowa survived a wild overtime thriller against Princeton, 77-75.
TCU held off SMU, 57-56.
No. 20 Arkansas is 5-0 after their 91-60 win over Belmont.
Notre Dame 54, Toledo 51
Washington State 80, Boise State 68
Butler 64, IUPUI 61
Georgia Tech 69, Georgia State 28
Nebraska 73, Southern 39
Boston U 60, Albany 58
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Nebraska is finding ways to win in its best start since 2015.
College player news:
Kyla Irwin may be saving the best for last at UConn.
Mardrekia Cook is focused on the bigger picture in her quest to help Michigan State.
Is Oklahoma's Taylor Robertson shooing like the best ever?
The NCAA's starting five of the week.
College coach news:
Syracuse coach Quentin Hillsman feels no pressure as his team prepares to face No. 1 Oregon.
Garry Brodhead is patient with Louisiana's inconsistencies.
Recruiting news:
After the latest signings, Louisville and Rutgers have jumped up in the 2020 class rankings.
Iowa survived a wild overtime thriller against Princeton, 77-75.
TCU held off SMU, 57-56.
No. 20 Arkansas is 5-0 after their 91-60 win over Belmont.
Notre Dame 54, Toledo 51
Washington State 80, Boise State 68
Butler 64, IUPUI 61
Georgia Tech 69, Georgia State 28
Nebraska 73, Southern 39
Boston U 60, Albany 58
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Nebraska is finding ways to win in its best start since 2015.
College player news:
Kyla Irwin may be saving the best for last at UConn.
Mardrekia Cook is focused on the bigger picture in her quest to help Michigan State.
Is Oklahoma's Taylor Robertson shooing like the best ever?
The NCAA's starting five of the week.
College coach news:
Syracuse coach Quentin Hillsman feels no pressure as his team prepares to face No. 1 Oregon.
Garry Brodhead is patient with Louisiana's inconsistencies.
Recruiting news:
After the latest signings, Louisville and Rutgers have jumped up in the 2020 class rankings.
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
No shocks on this day
Today's results:
No. 2 Baylor managed to get by No. 22 South Florida, 58-46.
No.4 UConn 83, Virginia 44
No. 14 NC State 62, Maine 34
No. 15 Michigan State 76, Oakland 56
No. 23 Tennessee 73, Stetson 46
Marquette 60, Green Bay 47
Southern Miss 59, Ole Miss 53
Cincinnati 72, Chattanooga 53
Iowa State 79, Texas Southern 59
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Veteran guards are ready to guide Oregon State.
With a new starting lineup, Maryland broke out of its offensive mire.
UCLA anticipates game-by-game improvement.
Wisconsin is primed for a breakout season.
Nevada is out to its best start since 2010-2011.
Arizona is the NCAA's team of the week.
College player news:
A day in the life of Sabrina Ionescu.
Ashley Joens became the first player in Iowa State program history to have 30 points and 20 rebounds in a game.
Lexi Wallen is making Illinois State comfortable with her play.
College coach news:
Sherri Coale Q&A.
Makayla Waterman has transitioned from player to coach at Ohio State.
Recruiting news:
How Baylor landed a top 10 recruiting duo from Texas.
Meet Hailey Van Lith, Louisville's new superstar.
WNBA news:
Erica Wheeler is a dream catcher.
Atlanta Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler has applied for a vacant Georgia Senate seat.
No. 2 Baylor managed to get by No. 22 South Florida, 58-46.
No.4 UConn 83, Virginia 44
No. 14 NC State 62, Maine 34
No. 15 Michigan State 76, Oakland 56
No. 23 Tennessee 73, Stetson 46
Marquette 60, Green Bay 47
Southern Miss 59, Ole Miss 53
Cincinnati 72, Chattanooga 53
Iowa State 79, Texas Southern 59
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Veteran guards are ready to guide Oregon State.
With a new starting lineup, Maryland broke out of its offensive mire.
UCLA anticipates game-by-game improvement.
Wisconsin is primed for a breakout season.
Nevada is out to its best start since 2010-2011.
Arizona is the NCAA's team of the week.
College player news:
A day in the life of Sabrina Ionescu.
Ashley Joens became the first player in Iowa State program history to have 30 points and 20 rebounds in a game.
Lexi Wallen is making Illinois State comfortable with her play.
College coach news:
Sherri Coale Q&A.
Makayla Waterman has transitioned from player to coach at Ohio State.
Recruiting news:
How Baylor landed a top 10 recruiting duo from Texas.
Meet Hailey Van Lith, Louisville's new superstar.
WNBA news:
Erica Wheeler is a dream catcher.
Atlanta Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler has applied for a vacant Georgia Senate seat.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Digesting the weekend
Today's results:
No. 10 Mississippi State 122, Troy 82
Utah 87, Eastern Washington 49
Florida 60, Presbyterian 46
North Carolina A&T 80, East Tennessee State 69
Creighton 70, North Dakota State 59
American 56, High Point 48
Kansas State 109, Oral Roberts 69
UC Santa Barbara 57, USC 46
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
In winning the preconference WNIT yesterday, Oregon State got a taste of what winning a title feels like.
College player news:
Ashley Owusu is taking center stage for Maryland.
Mason freshman Tamia Lawhorne is looking to make her mark on the program.
Arizona guard Aari McDonald is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Missouri State’s Amaka Agugua-Hamilton is uniquely prepared to be a first-year head coach.
WNBA news:
Candace Parker has a plan for life after basketball.
No. 10 Mississippi State 122, Troy 82
Utah 87, Eastern Washington 49
Florida 60, Presbyterian 46
North Carolina A&T 80, East Tennessee State 69
Creighton 70, North Dakota State 59
American 56, High Point 48
Kansas State 109, Oral Roberts 69
UC Santa Barbara 57, USC 46
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
In winning the preconference WNIT yesterday, Oregon State got a taste of what winning a title feels like.
College player news:
Ashley Owusu is taking center stage for Maryland.
Mason freshman Tamia Lawhorne is looking to make her mark on the program.
Arizona guard Aari McDonald is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Missouri State’s Amaka Agugua-Hamilton is uniquely prepared to be a first-year head coach.
WNBA news:
Candace Parker has a plan for life after basketball.
Three fall out, three drop into this week's AP top 25 poll
Falling out of this week's AP top 25 poll is Notre Dame, Arizona State and Texas. Dropping in is Tennessee, Gonzaga and West Virginia:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. South Carolina
6. Texas A&M
7. Oregon State
8. Louisville
9. Maryland
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. Kentucky
14. NC State
15. Michigan State
16. Miami
17. Syracuse
18. Indiana
19. DePaul
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan
22. South Florida
23. Gonzaga
24. Tennessee
25. West Virginia
It's the end of a 12-year run in the top 25 for the Irish.
The NCAA's power 10.
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. South Carolina
6. Texas A&M
7. Oregon State
8. Louisville
9. Maryland
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. Kentucky
14. NC State
15. Michigan State
16. Miami
17. Syracuse
18. Indiana
19. DePaul
20. Arkansas
21. Michigan
22. South Florida
23. Gonzaga
24. Tennessee
25. West Virginia
It's the end of a 12-year run in the top 25 for the Irish.
The NCAA's power 10.
Sunday, November 17, 2019
An eye-opening day around the NCAA
We're only 12 days in and my......it has already been an interesting season so far
Upsets:
Destiny Pitts and Gadiva Hubbard led Minnesota past No. 19 Arizona State, 80-66.
Aari McDonald lead Arizona over No. 22 Texas, 83-58, with a school record 44 points.
Almost-upsets:
No. 3 Stanford needed an OT to put away Gonzaga, 76-70.
No. 5 Texas A&M edged Rice, 62-61.
No. 7 survived Missouri State, 80-69.
From the department of "whoa":
Georgia Tech beat Georgia in Athens for the first time, 73-40.
Northern Iowa got their first win over Iowa since 2006 in an 88-66 rout.
Ohio stopped Ohio State, 74-68.
LaSalle edged Penn State, 69-67.
Northwestern handled Duke, 63-42.
Alabama thrashed Mercer, 111-56.
Vanderbilt outpaced St. Louis, 62-50.
More results:
No. 4 UConn 83, Temple 54
No. 6 South Carolina 92, Appalachian State 50
No. 8 Maryland 99, Delaware 55
No. 23 Arkansas is undefeated after an 88-58 rout of Stony Brook
Princeton 67, FGCU 53
Columbia 61, Robert Morris 59
Purdue 66, Western Illinois 59
Villanova 73, Fordham 66
James Madison 76, St. John's 73
Colorado 66, Wyoming 56
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
What we learned from Northern Iowa's blowout win over Iowa.
Indiana sees plenty of room for improvement, even in a blowout.
College player news:
Sabrina Ionescu has proven herself on the ultimate stage.
Braxtin Miller has made herself at home with Ohio State.
Nia Irving is enjoying a successful return to Maine.
USA Basketball and international news:
Team USA ran away from Columbia, 104-48.
Liz Cambage was ejected again as the Opals lost to Japan.
Upsets:
Destiny Pitts and Gadiva Hubbard led Minnesota past No. 19 Arizona State, 80-66.
Aari McDonald lead Arizona over No. 22 Texas, 83-58, with a school record 44 points.
Almost-upsets:
No. 3 Stanford needed an OT to put away Gonzaga, 76-70.
No. 5 Texas A&M edged Rice, 62-61.
No. 7 survived Missouri State, 80-69.
From the department of "whoa":
Georgia Tech beat Georgia in Athens for the first time, 73-40.
Northern Iowa got their first win over Iowa since 2006 in an 88-66 rout.
Ohio stopped Ohio State, 74-68.
LaSalle edged Penn State, 69-67.
Northwestern handled Duke, 63-42.
Alabama thrashed Mercer, 111-56.
Vanderbilt outpaced St. Louis, 62-50.
More results:
No. 4 UConn 83, Temple 54
No. 6 South Carolina 92, Appalachian State 50
No. 8 Maryland 99, Delaware 55
No. 23 Arkansas is undefeated after an 88-58 rout of Stony Brook
Princeton 67, FGCU 53
Columbia 61, Robert Morris 59
Purdue 66, Western Illinois 59
Villanova 73, Fordham 66
James Madison 76, St. John's 73
Colorado 66, Wyoming 56
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
What we learned from Northern Iowa's blowout win over Iowa.
Indiana sees plenty of room for improvement, even in a blowout.
College player news:
Sabrina Ionescu has proven herself on the ultimate stage.
Braxtin Miller has made herself at home with Ohio State.
Nia Irving is enjoying a successful return to Maine.
USA Basketball and international news:
Team USA ran away from Columbia, 104-48.
Liz Cambage was ejected again as the Opals lost to Japan.
Saturday, November 16, 2019
A few edges
Today's results:
No. 1 Oregon 99, Texas Southern 63
No. 13 Kentucky squeezed past Virginia, 50-47.
South Dakota edged Utah in OT, 84-81.
Green Bay never trailed in their 72-64 win over Missouri.
Drake topped Creighton, 63-53.
No. 20 Syracuse 75, Albany 53
No. 24 Michigan 80, Akron 71
Florida 84, Samford 48.....and the Gators are undefeated
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Texas Southern's uniforms were stolen from a Eugene hotel prior to their game against Oregon today.
UConn's skill level "isn't anything close to past teams."
Husky coach Geno Auriemma says it won't be a typical year for his squad.
Iowa's intrastate match ups begin tomorrow at Northern Iowa.
Duke welcomes mirror-image Northwestern to Durham.
College player news:
Ten years after Nebraska's best season, Kelsey Griffin is still playing in Australia.
College coach news:
Chandler McCabe and Niki Washington have been promoted to associate head coaches at Bethune-Cookman.
Geno Auriemma's response to the Westbrook appeal denial is a reminder to maintain perspective.
USA Basketball news:
The National Team beat Argentina, 91-34, in pre-Olympic qualifying.
No. 1 Oregon 99, Texas Southern 63
No. 13 Kentucky squeezed past Virginia, 50-47.
South Dakota edged Utah in OT, 84-81.
Green Bay never trailed in their 72-64 win over Missouri.
Drake topped Creighton, 63-53.
No. 20 Syracuse 75, Albany 53
No. 24 Michigan 80, Akron 71
Florida 84, Samford 48.....and the Gators are undefeated
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Texas Southern's uniforms were stolen from a Eugene hotel prior to their game against Oregon today.
UConn's skill level "isn't anything close to past teams."
Husky coach Geno Auriemma says it won't be a typical year for his squad.
Iowa's intrastate match ups begin tomorrow at Northern Iowa.
Duke welcomes mirror-image Northwestern to Durham.
College player news:
Ten years after Nebraska's best season, Kelsey Griffin is still playing in Australia.
College coach news:
Chandler McCabe and Niki Washington have been promoted to associate head coaches at Bethune-Cookman.
Geno Auriemma's response to the Westbrook appeal denial is a reminder to maintain perspective.
USA Basketball news:
The National Team beat Argentina, 91-34, in pre-Olympic qualifying.
Response to Westbrook appeal is a reminder to maintain perspective
Before technology and instant information available at all times, we relied a lot on older people for knowledge. We put stock in what our parents, relatives, teachers and mentors told us, because we knew they were older and and had more wisdom than we did.
Today we are all bombarded with information every hour of the day. Social media throws videos and stories in front of our faces, and delving into any topic is just a Google search away. As a result, today's youth are much more information-savvy than previous generations. They question rules, they know their rights, and they don't necessarily think their elders are older and wiser.
Alongside that, it is common today for parents to side with their children over teachers, coaches and other authority figures. Previously, a call home from one of these entities - which would sometimes include neighbors that functioned like extended family - would result in discipline for the child. Now a parent is more than likely to take their child's side over another adult.
A few years ago I wrote up a student for cussing me out in class. The parent said to me, "what did you do to make her cuss you out?" I wish I could say that is the only such scenario I have experienced, but that is far from the case. Educators are blamed when a child earns a poor grade, when they are forced to adhere to rules, and much more. It is absurd.
The same kind of strangeness popped up this month when the NCAA denied Tennessee transfer Evina Westbrook's waiver to play this season at UConn. After the NCAA denied the school's appeal of the decision this week, Husky coach Geno Auriemma blasted the Lady Vol program as "an environment you wouldn't want your kid in."
What a disappointing response from the 65-year-old Auriemma. The NCAA made a decision, and he chose to criticize the school where Westbrook came from instead of the decision-makers. Auriemma's response also indicates he's decided to believe everything that Westbrook - who was clearly disgruntled when she left Tennessee - told him about her displeasure with the program.
If the Lady Vols are so terrible, why did eight players return and four newcomers show up this season? There are two sides to every story. Authority figures and organizations should not be blindly trusted, but neither should they be assumed to be corrupt and wrong. Young people are much more prone to overreact, say things they should keep to themselves, and exaggerate circumstances. That has always been true, and it would be wise for more people to remember that.
Tennessee coach Kellie Harper and athletic director Phillip Fulmer declined to engage with Auriemma, each saying the program is "moving on." Hopefully everyone else can too, instead of letting one coach's erroneous and unfortunate attribution of blame stir up tensions.
Today we are all bombarded with information every hour of the day. Social media throws videos and stories in front of our faces, and delving into any topic is just a Google search away. As a result, today's youth are much more information-savvy than previous generations. They question rules, they know their rights, and they don't necessarily think their elders are older and wiser.
Alongside that, it is common today for parents to side with their children over teachers, coaches and other authority figures. Previously, a call home from one of these entities - which would sometimes include neighbors that functioned like extended family - would result in discipline for the child. Now a parent is more than likely to take their child's side over another adult.
A few years ago I wrote up a student for cussing me out in class. The parent said to me, "what did you do to make her cuss you out?" I wish I could say that is the only such scenario I have experienced, but that is far from the case. Educators are blamed when a child earns a poor grade, when they are forced to adhere to rules, and much more. It is absurd.
The same kind of strangeness popped up this month when the NCAA denied Tennessee transfer Evina Westbrook's waiver to play this season at UConn. After the NCAA denied the school's appeal of the decision this week, Husky coach Geno Auriemma blasted the Lady Vol program as "an environment you wouldn't want your kid in."
What a disappointing response from the 65-year-old Auriemma. The NCAA made a decision, and he chose to criticize the school where Westbrook came from instead of the decision-makers. Auriemma's response also indicates he's decided to believe everything that Westbrook - who was clearly disgruntled when she left Tennessee - told him about her displeasure with the program.
If the Lady Vols are so terrible, why did eight players return and four newcomers show up this season? There are two sides to every story. Authority figures and organizations should not be blindly trusted, but neither should they be assumed to be corrupt and wrong. Young people are much more prone to overreact, say things they should keep to themselves, and exaggerate circumstances. That has always been true, and it would be wise for more people to remember that.
Tennessee coach Kellie Harper and athletic director Phillip Fulmer declined to engage with Auriemma, each saying the program is "moving on." Hopefully everyone else can too, instead of letting one coach's erroneous and unfortunate attribution of blame stir up tensions.
Friday, November 15, 2019
Another Friday full of hoops
Today's results:
No. 10 Mississippi State 124, Murray State 43
No. 25 South Florida 77, VCU 55
New Orleans upended Ole Miss, 69-64.
Valparaiso beat North Dakota State, 66-54.
Princeton edged Seton Hall, 78-76.
Boise State 83, UAB 81
Virginia Tech 73, Liberty 69
North Dakota 67, Rhode Island 61
North Carolina 85, Charleston Southern 54
Buffalo 82, Columbia 75
Miami Ohio 76, South Alabama 73
Michigan 88, Kent State 53
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Michigan is a program on the precipice.
Three things to know before Indiana takes on Jackson State.
Creighton can count on their true freshmen against Drake.
Seton Hall's freshmen are excited about their new experience.
College player news:
Oregon State's Kat Tudor made her return from her ACL tear in last night's win over DePaul.
Georgia Tech's Francesca Pan is shooting for history.
College coach news:
Former Tennessee coach Holly Warlick said UConn coach Geno Auriemma's criticism of the program was unfair.
Auriemma says there are reasons he hasn't revealed specifics about the Evina Westbrook transfer.
Lady Vol coach says she and the team are "focused on now."
Bonus:
ESPN writers discuss the season thus far.
No. 10 Mississippi State 124, Murray State 43
No. 25 South Florida 77, VCU 55
New Orleans upended Ole Miss, 69-64.
Valparaiso beat North Dakota State, 66-54.
Princeton edged Seton Hall, 78-76.
Boise State 83, UAB 81
Virginia Tech 73, Liberty 69
North Dakota 67, Rhode Island 61
North Carolina 85, Charleston Southern 54
Buffalo 82, Columbia 75
Miami Ohio 76, South Alabama 73
Michigan 88, Kent State 53
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Michigan is a program on the precipice.
Three things to know before Indiana takes on Jackson State.
Creighton can count on their true freshmen against Drake.
Seton Hall's freshmen are excited about their new experience.
College player news:
Oregon State's Kat Tudor made her return from her ACL tear in last night's win over DePaul.
Georgia Tech's Francesca Pan is shooting for history.
College coach news:
Former Tennessee coach Holly Warlick said UConn coach Geno Auriemma's criticism of the program was unfair.
Auriemma says there are reasons he hasn't revealed specifics about the Evina Westbrook transfer.
Lady Vol coach says she and the team are "focused on now."
Bonus:
ESPN writers discuss the season thus far.
Thursday, November 14, 2019
These are some interesting basketball times
Today's results:
Nia Clouden's career night got No. 16 Michigan State past No. 15 Notre Dame, 72-69.
Missouri State is 4-0 after beating Oklahoma, 96-90.
Iowa staved off North Alabama, 86-81.
No. 9 Louisville stopped Central Michigan, 76-63.
Northwestern survived Marquette in OT, 64-56.
No. 2 Baylor 112, Houston Baptist 42
No. 3 Stanford 90, Northern Colorado 36
No. 7 Oregon State 98, No. 18 DePaul 77
No. 11 UCLA 86, Long Beach State 51
No. 23 Arkansas 96, Oral Roberts 64
Old Dominion 89, Auburn 77
Duke 57, UNLV 45
Tennessee 73, Tennessee State 43
Colorado 74, Wisconsin 57
TCU 72, Nicholls 47
Nebraska 78, Morgan State 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Don't be fooled by the mid-major label: South Dakota and Drake are elite teams.
Indiana is just getting started.
Breaking down Iowa's recruits.
Ole Miss signed a top 10 recruiting class.
College player news:
Who will be the best Wisconsin native in NCAA WBB?
Maria Albiero is adjusting to her new role for BYU.
Transfers hope to play a key role for Seton Hall this year.
Military academy athletes can sign a waiver to delay service and go pro.
College coach news:
As Marist coach Brian Giorgis passes 400 wins, players share tales of lasting influence.
Geno Auriemma says things aren't going to be easy for UConn this season.
Tony Bozzella is confident Seton Hall can challenge for the Big East title.
Recruiting news:
Madeline Westbeld hopes to forge her own path at Notre Dame.
USA Basketball news:
The National Team fought past Brazil, 76-61.
Nia Clouden's career night got No. 16 Michigan State past No. 15 Notre Dame, 72-69.
Missouri State is 4-0 after beating Oklahoma, 96-90.
Iowa staved off North Alabama, 86-81.
No. 9 Louisville stopped Central Michigan, 76-63.
Northwestern survived Marquette in OT, 64-56.
No. 2 Baylor 112, Houston Baptist 42
No. 3 Stanford 90, Northern Colorado 36
No. 7 Oregon State 98, No. 18 DePaul 77
No. 11 UCLA 86, Long Beach State 51
No. 23 Arkansas 96, Oral Roberts 64
Old Dominion 89, Auburn 77
Duke 57, UNLV 45
Tennessee 73, Tennessee State 43
Colorado 74, Wisconsin 57
TCU 72, Nicholls 47
Nebraska 78, Morgan State 55
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Don't be fooled by the mid-major label: South Dakota and Drake are elite teams.
Indiana is just getting started.
Breaking down Iowa's recruits.
Ole Miss signed a top 10 recruiting class.
College player news:
Who will be the best Wisconsin native in NCAA WBB?
Maria Albiero is adjusting to her new role for BYU.
Transfers hope to play a key role for Seton Hall this year.
Military academy athletes can sign a waiver to delay service and go pro.
College coach news:
As Marist coach Brian Giorgis passes 400 wins, players share tales of lasting influence.
Geno Auriemma says things aren't going to be easy for UConn this season.
Tony Bozzella is confident Seton Hall can challenge for the Big East title.
Recruiting news:
Madeline Westbeld hopes to forge her own path at Notre Dame.
USA Basketball news:
The National Team fought past Brazil, 76-61.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Plenty of OT today
Several OT games, and some interesting scores tonight that goes to show that the basketball landscape continues to shape shift.......
Today's results:
No. 8 Maryland rallied from 19 behind to nip James Madison, 70-68.
South Dakota held off Drake in OT, 102-94.
No. 1 Oregon 109, Utah State 52
No. 4 UConn 64, Vanderbilt 51
No. 6 South Carolina 75, Dayton 49
No. 12 Florida State 75, Jacksonville 41
No. 13 Kentucky 67, Stetson 48
Elon 67, Appalachian State 66 (OT)
Yale 63, Quinnipiac 59
Ohio 67, Marshall 51
Penn State 72, Fordham 59
Western Kentucky 77, Belmont 46
Kennesaw State 92, Mercer 64
Georgia 72, North Carolina A&T 54
Ohio 78, Cincinnati 73 (OT)
FGCU 72, UCF 50
Holy Cross 80, Boston College 71
Northern Iowa 78, Missouri 73
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon signed the No. 1 class today.
Utah is a young team with high hopes.
Lehigh looks to maintain their hot streak.
UCLA welcomes back key players.
ESPN's mid-major top 10 rankings.
College player news:
Baylor senior forward Lauren Cox is out at least one game with a foot injury.
Crystal Dangerfield is taking the lead for UConn.
The NCAA has denied Evina Westbrook's appeal, and she must sit out the season.
Maryland guard Channise Lewis had surgery for a torn lateral meniscus and will miss two months.
NaLyssa is out to a hot start in her second season at Baylor.
A pair of Florida State freshmen are out to strong starts.
Freshman Alyza Winston is making the most of her opportunities at Michigan State.
The NCAA's first "starting five" of the year is lead by Tennessee's Rennia Davis.
College coach news:
Jackie Stiles' positive outlook on life is inspiring the Oklahoma coaching staff.
International news:
The Olympic qualifying tournament in Argentina is a bit of a homecoming for Diana Taurasi.
Canada's coach is trying to see the silver lining in new Olympic qualifying rules.
Today's results:
No. 8 Maryland rallied from 19 behind to nip James Madison, 70-68.
South Dakota held off Drake in OT, 102-94.
No. 1 Oregon 109, Utah State 52
No. 4 UConn 64, Vanderbilt 51
No. 6 South Carolina 75, Dayton 49
No. 12 Florida State 75, Jacksonville 41
No. 13 Kentucky 67, Stetson 48
Elon 67, Appalachian State 66 (OT)
Yale 63, Quinnipiac 59
Ohio 67, Marshall 51
Penn State 72, Fordham 59
Western Kentucky 77, Belmont 46
Kennesaw State 92, Mercer 64
Georgia 72, North Carolina A&T 54
Ohio 78, Cincinnati 73 (OT)
FGCU 72, UCF 50
Holy Cross 80, Boston College 71
Northern Iowa 78, Missouri 73
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon signed the No. 1 class today.
Utah is a young team with high hopes.
Lehigh looks to maintain their hot streak.
UCLA welcomes back key players.
ESPN's mid-major top 10 rankings.
College player news:
Baylor senior forward Lauren Cox is out at least one game with a foot injury.
Crystal Dangerfield is taking the lead for UConn.
The NCAA has denied Evina Westbrook's appeal, and she must sit out the season.
Maryland guard Channise Lewis had surgery for a torn lateral meniscus and will miss two months.
NaLyssa is out to a hot start in her second season at Baylor.
A pair of Florida State freshmen are out to strong starts.
Freshman Alyza Winston is making the most of her opportunities at Michigan State.
The NCAA's first "starting five" of the year is lead by Tennessee's Rennia Davis.
College coach news:
Jackie Stiles' positive outlook on life is inspiring the Oklahoma coaching staff.
International news:
The Olympic qualifying tournament in Argentina is a bit of a homecoming for Diana Taurasi.
Canada's coach is trying to see the silver lining in new Olympic qualifying rules.
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
One week in
Today's results:
Creighton 61, South Dakota State 48
No. 20 Syracuse 65, Maryland-Eastern Shore 50
No. 25 South Florida 82, Howard 53
Alabama 67, Clemson 54
Seton Hall 53, VCU 33
Buffalo 71, Canisius 55
Virgina 72, CSUN 47
Richmond 51, Georgetown 49
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon is the NCAA's team of the week.
Michigan State looks forward to their rematch with Notre Dame.
Younger players are ready to step up for Cal State Fullerton.
College player news:
"Swaggering scorer" Chelsea Dungee is reviving her hoops dreams at Arkansas.
College coach news:
Illinois has given Kristen Gillespie a two-year contract extension.
Nicole Burford has been named assistant coach at Winthrop.
Final Four news:
New Orleans is gearing for next spring's Final Four.
Recruiting news:
What to expect during signing week.
Caitlin Clark has a chance to be the face of Iowa basketball.
International news:
The complicated story of Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird's experience playing for a Russian spy.
Team Canada returns to Edmonton.
Kia Nurse is ready to help Canada get to the Tokyo Games.
Pride in playing for their country runs deep in Canada.
After their loss to Oregon, should the National Team be worried?
WNBA news:
It's time to bring back Richie Adubato.
Interview with Marina Mabrey.
Creighton 61, South Dakota State 48
No. 20 Syracuse 65, Maryland-Eastern Shore 50
No. 25 South Florida 82, Howard 53
Alabama 67, Clemson 54
Seton Hall 53, VCU 33
Buffalo 71, Canisius 55
Virgina 72, CSUN 47
Richmond 51, Georgetown 49
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Oregon is the NCAA's team of the week.
Michigan State looks forward to their rematch with Notre Dame.
Younger players are ready to step up for Cal State Fullerton.
College player news:
"Swaggering scorer" Chelsea Dungee is reviving her hoops dreams at Arkansas.
College coach news:
Illinois has given Kristen Gillespie a two-year contract extension.
Nicole Burford has been named assistant coach at Winthrop.
Final Four news:
New Orleans is gearing for next spring's Final Four.
Recruiting news:
What to expect during signing week.
Caitlin Clark has a chance to be the face of Iowa basketball.
International news:
The complicated story of Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird's experience playing for a Russian spy.
Team Canada returns to Edmonton.
Kia Nurse is ready to help Canada get to the Tokyo Games.
Pride in playing for their country runs deep in Canada.
After their loss to Oregon, should the National Team be worried?
WNBA news:
It's time to bring back Richie Adubato.
Interview with Marina Mabrey.
Monday, November 11, 2019
We remain at one upset per day
Upset:
Tennessee knocked off No. 15 Notre Dame, 74-63, behind 33 points and 10 rebounds from Rennia Davis.
More results:
No. 1 Oregon 89, Northeastern 47
No. 10 Mississippi State 82, UT Martin 46
No. 18 DePaul 81, Drexel 57
No. 23 Arkansas 101, McNeese State 58
Brown 76, Maine 70 (OT)
North Carolina 80, Navy 40
San Diego 81, Towson 67
Still in progress at the moment: No. 7 Oregon State vs. Pacific
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Three teams that could make their first Final four this season.
UConn's sloppy win over Cal reveals a deep vulnerability.
The Husky newcomers must contribute more.
Who will start at the 3 for Oregon while Satou Sabally is gone?
Five things we learned from South Carolina's upset of Maryland.
College player news:
Sabrina Ionescu tracker.
Freshman point guard Taleah Washington is a quick fit with Syracuse.
Tennessee guard Zaay Green has torn her ACL and is out indefinitely.
Bre'Amber Scott is leaving Mississippi State.
Sabrina Ionescu is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Coach's Chair: Tarrell Robinson, North Carolina A&T.
Courtney Banghart blazed trails to North Carolina's top spot.
NCAA news:
The New Orleans Final Four logo will be unveiled tomorrow.
Tennessee knocked off No. 15 Notre Dame, 74-63, behind 33 points and 10 rebounds from Rennia Davis.
More results:
No. 1 Oregon 89, Northeastern 47
No. 10 Mississippi State 82, UT Martin 46
No. 18 DePaul 81, Drexel 57
No. 23 Arkansas 101, McNeese State 58
Brown 76, Maine 70 (OT)
North Carolina 80, Navy 40
San Diego 81, Towson 67
Still in progress at the moment: No. 7 Oregon State vs. Pacific
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Three teams that could make their first Final four this season.
UConn's sloppy win over Cal reveals a deep vulnerability.
The Husky newcomers must contribute more.
Who will start at the 3 for Oregon while Satou Sabally is gone?
Five things we learned from South Carolina's upset of Maryland.
College player news:
Sabrina Ionescu tracker.
Freshman point guard Taleah Washington is a quick fit with Syracuse.
Tennessee guard Zaay Green has torn her ACL and is out indefinitely.
Bre'Amber Scott is leaving Mississippi State.
Sabrina Ionescu is ESPNW's player of the week.
College coach news:
Coach's Chair: Tarrell Robinson, North Carolina A&T.
Courtney Banghart blazed trails to North Carolina's top spot.
NCAA news:
The New Orleans Final Four logo will be unveiled tomorrow.
The season's first AP top 25 poll
Oregon stays on top, despite not playing a counting game yet. A lot of shifting elsewhere in this week's poll:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. Texas A&M
6. South Carolina
7. Oregon State
8. Maryland
9. Louisville
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. Kentucky
14. NC State
15. Notre Dame
16. Michigan
17. Miami (Florida)
18. DePaul
19. Arizona State
20. Syracuse
21. Indiana
22. Texas
23. Arkansas
24. Michigan State
25. South Florida
The NCAA has its own top 10 rankings:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. Texas A&M
5. Connecticut
6. South Carolina
7. Oregon State
8. Mississippi State
9. Maryland
10. UCLA
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. UConn
5. Texas A&M
6. South Carolina
7. Oregon State
8. Maryland
9. Louisville
10. Mississippi State
11. UCLA
12. Florida State
13. Kentucky
14. NC State
15. Notre Dame
16. Michigan
17. Miami (Florida)
18. DePaul
19. Arizona State
20. Syracuse
21. Indiana
22. Texas
23. Arkansas
24. Michigan State
25. South Florida
The NCAA has its own top 10 rankings:
1. Oregon
2. Baylor
3. Stanford
4. Texas A&M
5. Connecticut
6. South Carolina
7. Oregon State
8. Mississippi State
9. Maryland
10. UCLA
Sunday, November 10, 2019
Things remain interesting on day six
Upset:
No. 8 South Carolina outlasted No. 4 Maryland, 63-54.
More results:
No. 5 UConn got past Cal, 72-61.
Rider knocked off Penn State, 78-70.
Drake stopped Iowa State, 86-81.
Nebraska slipped by Missouri in OT, 90-85.
Missouri State edged Boise State, 72-69. A statement win slipped through the Bronco's grasp.
Chennedy Carter led No. 6 Texas A&M over Duke, 79-58.
No. 23 Minnesota rebounded from their opening game loss and thumped Vermont, 90-56.
No. 13 Kentucky 67, Middle Tennessee 52
No. 14 NC State 80, UNC Wilmington 40
No. 18 Miami 83, Jackson State 68
No. 24 Indiana 111, Nicholls State 47
No. 25 Michigan 77, Bradley 57
Columbia 70, Fordham 51
Ohio 81, American 69
Princeton 75, George Washington 50
Northern Illinois 74, North Dakota State 68 (OT)
Ohio State 89, Valparaiso 38
St. Louis 60, Cincinnati 50
Colorado 80, NJIT 57
TCU 59, Cornell 49
Rhode Island 68, Hartford 56....first-year coach Tammi Reiss has the Rams off to a 2-0 start
Oklahoma 82, UAB 75
Ole Miss 66, UL Monroe 42
Tulane 64, Washington 62
Florida 71, Longwood 54
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule features some interesting match ups.
College team news:
Oregon preview.
The Gamecocks are getting it right after transfer difficulties.
What we learned from Drake's win today.
An early-season test awaits the Lady Vols.
Inside the brand Mississippi State built.
Northwestern preview.
Lehigh wants a Patriot League title.
College player news:
Maine standout Blanca Millan is leaving an indelible mark on the program.
College coach news:
Lance White enters his second year at Pitt with hope, and a mostly-new roster.
No. 8 South Carolina outlasted No. 4 Maryland, 63-54.
More results:
No. 5 UConn got past Cal, 72-61.
Rider knocked off Penn State, 78-70.
Drake stopped Iowa State, 86-81.
Nebraska slipped by Missouri in OT, 90-85.
Missouri State edged Boise State, 72-69. A statement win slipped through the Bronco's grasp.
Chennedy Carter led No. 6 Texas A&M over Duke, 79-58.
No. 23 Minnesota rebounded from their opening game loss and thumped Vermont, 90-56.
No. 13 Kentucky 67, Middle Tennessee 52
No. 14 NC State 80, UNC Wilmington 40
No. 18 Miami 83, Jackson State 68
No. 24 Indiana 111, Nicholls State 47
No. 25 Michigan 77, Bradley 57
Columbia 70, Fordham 51
Ohio 81, American 69
Princeton 75, George Washington 50
Northern Illinois 74, North Dakota State 68 (OT)
Ohio State 89, Valparaiso 38
St. Louis 60, Cincinnati 50
Colorado 80, NJIT 57
TCU 59, Cornell 49
Rhode Island 68, Hartford 56....first-year coach Tammi Reiss has the Rams off to a 2-0 start
Oklahoma 82, UAB 75
Ole Miss 66, UL Monroe 42
Tulane 64, Washington 62
Florida 71, Longwood 54
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule features some interesting match ups.
College team news:
Oregon preview.
The Gamecocks are getting it right after transfer difficulties.
What we learned from Drake's win today.
An early-season test awaits the Lady Vols.
Inside the brand Mississippi State built.
Northwestern preview.
Lehigh wants a Patriot League title.
College player news:
Maine standout Blanca Millan is leaving an indelible mark on the program.
College coach news:
Lance White enters his second year at Pitt with hope, and a mostly-new roster.
Saturday, November 9, 2019
Oregon takes down National Team, 93-86
Whoa, what just happened? The best college team in America beat the best team in the world.
More on the win.
The win was historic, as a college team hadn't beaten Team USA since Tennessee did it on Nov. 7, 1999.
Today's results:
As per usual this time of year, the unranked team results are often more interesting than the ranked........
South Dakota held off Green Bay, 66-60.
No. 12 Florida State got by LSU, 70-62.
Navy 65, Clemson 52
Rice 66, Little Rock 40
San Diego State 80, Towson 72
Washington State 67, BYU 50
USC 59, Virginia 49
Belmont 72, UCF 37
No. 10 Mississippi State 91, Southern Miss 58
No. 11 UCLA 74, LMU 52
All results
Tomorrow's game schedule
Tennessee at Notre Dame preview
College team news:
Indiana aims for a 2-0 start.
Nebraska is hoping for consistency early in the season.
Iowa State is aiming for consistency before their match up with Drake.
College player news:
Olivia Nelson-Ododa has added new dimensions to her game.
Two years in the making, Chanel Wilson is "blessed" to check in for Indiana.
WNBA news:
Finally healthy, Jamierra Faulkner is rediscovering her swag in Russia.
More on the win.
The win was historic, as a college team hadn't beaten Team USA since Tennessee did it on Nov. 7, 1999.
Today's results:
As per usual this time of year, the unranked team results are often more interesting than the ranked........
South Dakota held off Green Bay, 66-60.
No. 12 Florida State got by LSU, 70-62.
Navy 65, Clemson 52
Rice 66, Little Rock 40
San Diego State 80, Towson 72
Washington State 67, BYU 50
USC 59, Virginia 49
Belmont 72, UCF 37
No. 10 Mississippi State 91, Southern Miss 58
No. 11 UCLA 74, LMU 52
All results
Tomorrow's game schedule
Tennessee at Notre Dame preview
College team news:
Indiana aims for a 2-0 start.
Nebraska is hoping for consistency early in the season.
Iowa State is aiming for consistency before their match up with Drake.
College player news:
Olivia Nelson-Ododa has added new dimensions to her game.
Two years in the making, Chanel Wilson is "blessed" to check in for Indiana.
WNBA news:
Finally healthy, Jamierra Faulkner is rediscovering her swag in Russia.
Friday, November 8, 2019
An upset and some showdowns
Upset:
South Florida took down No. 15 Texas, 64-57.
More results:
Drake powered past South Dakota State, 74-67
No. 2 Baylor 120, Grambling 46
No. 16 Notre Dame 84, Loyola Maryland 60
No. 17 Michigan State 110, Detroit Mercy 52
No. 18 DePaul handled Miami Ohio, 98-79.
No. 22 Arkansas 82, New Orleans 52
No. 25 Michigan 76, Western Michigan 56
Temple stopped Duquesne, 85-72.
Western Kentucky battled past Mercer, 75-62.
Harvard 56, Cal 53
Arizona 65, Santa Clara 52
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Their game against Team USA represents the ultimate challenge for top-ranked Oregon.
How Northern Illinois puts a focus on limiting knee injuries.
Florida State is embracing their road test against LSU.
Missouri State is showing signs it could have another great team.
Radford seeks back-to-back Big South titles.
Drury returns every star and adds more depth.
College player news:
Maryland's freshman will face their first true test Sunday against No. 8 South Carolina.
Oklahoma State transfer Braxtin Miller has been ruled immediately eligible to play at Ohio State.
Monika Czinano is prepared to craft her own legacy at Iowa.
Bonus:
Storm CEO Alisha Valavanis on equal pay and lesson for start ups from the basketball court.
South Florida took down No. 15 Texas, 64-57.
More results:
Drake powered past South Dakota State, 74-67
No. 2 Baylor 120, Grambling 46
No. 16 Notre Dame 84, Loyola Maryland 60
No. 17 Michigan State 110, Detroit Mercy 52
No. 18 DePaul handled Miami Ohio, 98-79.
No. 22 Arkansas 82, New Orleans 52
No. 25 Michigan 76, Western Michigan 56
Temple stopped Duquesne, 85-72.
Western Kentucky battled past Mercer, 75-62.
Harvard 56, Cal 53
Arizona 65, Santa Clara 52
All scores
Tomorrow's game schedule
College team news:
Their game against Team USA represents the ultimate challenge for top-ranked Oregon.
How Northern Illinois puts a focus on limiting knee injuries.
Florida State is embracing their road test against LSU.
Missouri State is showing signs it could have another great team.
Radford seeks back-to-back Big South titles.
Drury returns every star and adds more depth.
College player news:
Maryland's freshman will face their first true test Sunday against No. 8 South Carolina.
Oklahoma State transfer Braxtin Miller has been ruled immediately eligible to play at Ohio State.
Monika Czinano is prepared to craft her own legacy at Iowa.
Bonus:
Storm CEO Alisha Valavanis on equal pay and lesson for start ups from the basketball court.
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