Recap Roundups
February 27, 2016
Kansas 67, Texas Tech 58
Concerns arise, even with the incredible string of 12 consecutive Big 12 basketball championships Kansas clinched Saturday by beating Texas Tech 67-58.
Georgia 80, Mississippi 66
ior guard J.J. Frazier scored 26 points and senior guard Kenny Gaines added 23 to lead Georgia to an 80-66 victory over Ole Miss on Saturday in Southeastern Conference play at Athens, Ga.
Cincinnati 65, East Carolina 56
ior guard Troy Caupain scored a career-best 27 points and Cincinnati held off a comeback by East Carolina en route to securing a 65-56 victory over the Pirates on Saturday in American Athletic Conference play at Greenville, N.C.
Temple 63, Central Florida 61
ior guard Quenton DeCosey nailed the game-winning jumper with 3.1 seconds left to give Temple 63-61 victory over visiting Central Florida on Saturday afternoon at the Liacouras Center to vault the Owls into first place in the American Athletic Conference.
Temple 63, Central Florida 61
ior guard Quenton DeCosey nailed the game-winning jumper with 3.1 seconds left to give Temple 63-61 victory over visiting Central Florida on Saturday afternoon at the Liacouras Center to vault the Owls into first place in the American Athletic Conference.
Georgia Tech 76, Boston College 71
rd Marcus Georges-Hunt hit all seven of his shots and scored 23 points and Georgia Tech won its fourth straight and handed Boston College its 16th straight loss, downing the Eagles with a 76-71 ACC road win on Saturday.
Utah 70, Arizona 64
have a chance to win its first Pac-12 title, Utah had to do something it had never done in the conference: Beat Arizona.
Texas 76, Oklahoma 63
Texas will not win the Big 12 Conference regular season championship since Kansas clinched it for the 12th straight season Saturday. The Longhorns do not have the nation's best player, an award that will likely go to Oklahoma guard Buddy Hield.
Syracuse 75, N.C. State 66
acuse senior guard Michael Gbinije scored a career-high 34 points on Senior Day as the Orange defeated North Carolina State 75-66 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference game before 27,141 fans at the Carrier Dome.
Northwestern 98, Rutgers 59
thwestern held Rutgers to 18 first-half points en route to a 98-59 drubbing of the Scarlet Knights on Saturday at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston, Ill.
Miami-Florida 73, Louisville 65
No. 12 Miami closed out a back-and-forth game with an 11-3 run over the final four minutes for a 73-65 victory over No. 11 Louisville on Saturday in a battle for second place in the Atlantic Coast Conference race.
Villanova 89, Marquette 79
Still stinging from a loss to Xavier earlier in the week, the top-ranked Villanova Wildcats got back on track Saturday, pulling away from Marquette for an 89-79 victory over the Golden Eagles at the Bradley Center.
Mississippi St. 68, South Carolina 58
sissippi State scored the first five points of the game and never looked back to score a 68-58 win over South Carolina on Saturday afternoon at Humphrey Coliseum in Starkville, Miss.
Florida St. 77, Notre Dame 56
Five minutes into the second half of Saturday's game Notre Dame coach Mike Brey glance at the scoreboard. He saw his team down 18 points, let out a deep sigh and knew his team was all but finished.
Vanderbilt 74, Kentucky 62
Kentucky freshman Jamal Murray scored 21 of his 33 points in the first half, but a disastrous second half by the Wildcats led to Vanderbilt posting a 74-62 upset victory on Saturday at Memorial Gymnasium.
Texas A&M 84, Missouri 69
r players scored in double figures to lead No. 21 Texas A&M to a 84-69 victory over Missouri on Saturday in a Southeastern Conference game in Columbia, Mo.
Purdue 83, Maryland 79
With one of college basketball's best front lines, No. 20 Purdue has been seeking perimeter balance to complement the scoring of 7-footers A.J. Hammons and Isaac Haas and 6-9 Caleb Swanigan.
Stanford 79, UCLA 70
ward Michael Humphrey had 24 points and nine rebounds to lead Stanford past UCLA 79-70 on Saturday in Palo Alto, Calif.
Alabama 65, Auburn 57
bama outlasted Auburn on Saturday to gain revenge for a loss at Auburn early in the year.
Iowa St. 80, Kansas St. 61
ked to contend in the Big 12, Iowa State hasn't lived up to expectations to this point. But everyone knows the Cyclones have the talent and potential for a big March.
Iowa St. 80, Kansas St. 61
ked to contend in the Big 12, Iowa State hasn't lived up to expectations to this point. But everyone knows the Cyclones have the talent and potential for a big March.
Boise St. 66, San Diego St. 63
se State rallied from a nine-point deficit in the final 1:40 on Saturday to knock off San Diego State 66-63 in San Diego.
West Virginia 70, Oklahoma St. 56
Jaysean Paige isn't a starter, technically.
West Virginia 70, Oklahoma St. 56
Jaysean Paige isn't a starter, technically.
Virginia 79, North Carolina 74
ESPN College Gameday's first-ever appearance last season here didn't go as planned as Virginia was knocked off by Duke, spoiling the Cavaliers' perfect record before their home crowd.
Arkansas 75, Tennessee 65
ior guard Dusty Hannahs scored 17 points to lead visiting Arkansas to a 75-65 victory over Tennessee on Saturday at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tenn.
UNLV 79, Wyoming 74
shman forward Derrick Jones Jr. scored 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead UNLV to a 79-74 Mountain West victory over Wyoming on Saturday night at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.
Baylor 86, Texas Christian 71
TCU coach Trent Johnson had a simple explanation for Baylor's 86-71 victory on Saturday night.
Louisiana State 96, Florida 91
shman guard Antonio Blakeney scored a career-high 32 points to lead LSU to a 96-91 victory over Florida on Saturday night at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, La.
Utah St. 88, San Jose St. 70
ior guard Chris Smith scored 20 points to help Utah State beat visiting San Jose State 88-70 on Saturday night at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum in Logan, Utah.
Fresno St. 92, New Mexico 82
sno State guards Marvelle Harris and Julien Lewis combined for 53 points and 12 assists and the Bulldogs claimed a 92-82 victory over New Mexico on Saturday night at The Pit in Albuquerque, N.M.
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