Recap Roundups
February 18, 2017
Miami-Florida 71, Clemson 65
Freshman guard Bruce Brown hit a big 3-pointer and senior guard Davon Reed sank four free throws down the stretch as Miami held on for a 71-65 victory over Clemson in an Atlantic Coast Conference game on Saturday.
Notre Dame 81, N.C. State 72
A big effort from senior captain V.J. Beachem kept No. 25 Notre Dame rolling on Saturday against North Carolina State.
Cincinnati 80, Tulsa 60
Kyle Washington scored 18 points and Jacob Evans added 17 as No. 18 Cincinnati defeated Tulsa 80-60 on Saturday at Fifth Third Arena, giving Mick Cronin his 300th career victory.
Tennessee 90, Missouri 70
Tennessee bounced back from consecutive Southeastern Conference losses to Georgia and Kentucky with a 90-70 thumping of Missouri on Saturday at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tenn.
Duke 99, Wake Forest 94
Even with six players scoring in double figures and breaking out from some recent low offensive numbers, it came down to defense for No. 12 Duke on Saturday.
Kansas 67, Baylor 65
Kansas has had a knack for surviving hard-fought, back-and-forth Big 12 games all season and added a big one versus Baylor.
Kansas St. 64, Texas 61
D.J. Johnson's tip-in with 1.6 seconds to play and his ensuing free throw lifted Kansas State to a 64-61 victory over Texas on Saturday afternoon in Big 12 play at the Erwin Center in Austin, Texas.
Florida 57, Mississippi St. 52
Kevarrius Hayes has a new increased role and he performed it well on Saturday.
Illinois 70, Iowa 66
Illinois won on the road for just the second time this season, defeating Iowa 70-66 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena at Iowa City, Iowa.
West Virginia 83, Texas Tech 74
This time No. 9 West Virginia survived a late-game meltdown.
Oregon 101, Colorado 73
Oregon will carry the NCAA's longest home winning streak into next season.
Alabama 90, Louisiana State 72
Riley Norris led a first-half assault of 3-point shooting as Alabama rolled past LSU 90-72 in an SEC game on Saturday at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Texas A&M 81, Auburn 62
Freshman forward Robert Williams had 13 points, nine rebounds and six blocked shots to fuel Texas A&M's 81-62 rout of Auburn on Saturday at Reed Arena in College Station, Texas.
Gonzaga 82, Pacific 61
Top-ranked Gonzaga had five scorers in double figures led by Nigel Williams-Goss' 18 points in the Bulldogs' 82-61 win over Pacific in a West Coast Conference game in Spokane, Wash., on Saturday.
Purdue 80, Michigan St 63
Purdue power forward Caleb Swanigan and 7-foot-2 center Isaac Haas continue to make a case for being the nation's most productive 1-2 interior punch.
Pittsburgh 80, Florida St. 66
There's no sugar-coating it: Pittsburgh's 2016-17 season has been rough.
Washington St. 86, Arizona State 71
Washington State center Conor Clifford had 19 points and Josh Hawkinson notched his school-record 54th career double-double as the Cougars pulled away for a 86-71 Pac-12 victory over Arizona State on Saturday at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman, Wash.
Kentucky 82, Georgia 77
Kentucky remained in a first-place tie with Florida in the SEC with a thrilling 82-77 victory at Georgia on Saturday that featured 13 ties and 15 lead changes.
Arkansas 98, Mississippi 80
Daryl Macon came off the bench to score a career-high 30 points, leading Arkansas to a 98-80 victory over Ole Miss on Saturday at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark.
Northwestern 69, Rutgers 65
Bryant McIntosh scored 18 points and Dererk Pardon added 12 as Northwestern rallied for a landmark 20th victory with a 69-65 Big Ten decision over Rutgers on Saturday at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, Ill.
Iowa St. 84, Texas Christian 71
Nazareth Mitrou-Long scored 25 points and Iowa State topped TCU 84-71 on Saturday evening at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa.
Southern Methodist 76, Houston 66
Houston came in hot, but No. 19 SMU avoided getting burned in a 76-66 road win over the Cougars in Houston to hang on to first place in the American Athletic Conference.
Nebraska 58, Ohio St. 57
A month ago, Ohio State won at Nebraska by one. On Saturday evening in Columbus, Ohio, the Cornhuskers returned the favor.
Arizona 76, Washington 68
Arizona forward Lauri Markkanen and Washington guard Markelle Fultz -- played to a scoring standstill but as usual, Markkanen's team won.
Oklahoma St. 96, Oklahoma 92
Jawun Evans scored 27 points and took over the game late as Oklahoma State came from behind to lead Oklahoma 96-92 on Saturday night at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Okla.
Marquette 83, Xavier 61
Seventeen-year-old freshman Markus Howard tied a program record with nine 3-pointers and scored 34 points as Marquette snapped a two-game losing streak with an 83-61 rout of Xavier on Saturday night at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee.
North Carolina 65, Virginia 41
North Carolina appeared to steal some of Virginia's game plan, turning an expected showdown into a romp Saturday night.
Vanderbilt 71, South Carolina 62
Guards Matthew Fisher-Davis, Nolan Cressler and Riley LaChance combined for 44 points to lead Vanderbilt to a 71-62 upset over No. 21 South Carolina on Saturday night at Memorial Gymnasium.
UCLA 102, Southern California 70
Bryce Alford poured in 26 points as No. 6 UCLA rolled over rival USC to avenge one of its losses with a 102-70 victory Saturday night at a raucous Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.
St. Mary's 70, Brigham Young 57
When St. Mary's imposes its will on defense, there's few teams in the nation that can stand toe-to-toe with the Gaels. Now that St. Mary's is seeing progress on the offensive side of things, it could add up to the no. 22 Gaels busting more than a few brackets in March.
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