Recap Roundups
November 14, 2015
Radford 82, Georgetown 80
rd Rashun Davis scored 28 points including the game-winning 3-pointer with less than a second remaining as Radford stunned Georgetown 82-80 in double overtime Saturday afternoon.
Penn St. 62, VMI 50
n State last lost a season opener in 2004. Thanks to sophomore guard Shep Garner and senior forward Brandon Taylor, that streaked stayed alive on Saturday.
Tulsa 98, Central Arkansas 81
ior guards James Woodard and Shaquille Harrison had the hot hands as Tulsa pulled away in the second half for a 98-81 victory over Central Arkansas on Saturday at the Donald Reynolds Center in Tulsa, Okla.
Providence 76, Harvard 64
s Dunn scored a career-high 32 points and Providence opened the campaign with a 76-64 win against Harvard on Saturday night in Providence, R.I.
Alabama St. 85, Virginia Tech 82
bama State used a run of nine straight points late in the second half to take a lead and then held on in the last two minutes to post an 85-82 upset of Virginia Tech in each team's opener on Saturday night at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va.
South Carolina 84, Norfolk State 69
huanian senior forward Laimonas Chatkevicius scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds to help South Carolina hold off Norfolk State 84-69 in the season opener for both teams Saturday night at Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, S.C.
Davidson 90, Central Florida 85
rd Jack Gibbs scored 35 points, including a critical layup with 50 seconds left, as Atlantic 10 preseason favorite Davidson opened its season on Saturday night with a 90-85 win over Central Florida at Belk Arena in Davidson, N.C.
Nebraska 97, Mississippi Valley State 51
of Nebraska's newcomers, center Jack McVeigh and guard Andrew White, made their debuts Saturday and sparked the Cornhuskers to an easy 97-51 season-opening victory over Mississippi Valley State at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Neb.
Duke 113, Bryant 75
rd Grayson Allen scored 28 points and guard Matt Jones made five first-half, 3-point baskets as No. 5 Duke rolled past Bryant 113-75 on Saturday night for its second victory in as many days at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, N.C.
Southern Methodist 85, Sam Houston St. 50
scored the first nine points and never looked back in an 85-50 dismantling of visiting Sam Houston on Saturday night in the season opener for both teams in University Park, Texas.
Kentucky 87, New Jersey Tech 57
ying back-to-back games to open its regular season, No. 2-ranked Kentucky improved to 2-0 on Saturday with an 87-57 victory over New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Memphis 67, Southern Miss 49
didn't take long for Memphis freshman forward Dedric Lawson to make a statement and have an impact in his first collegiate game.
DePaul 69, Western Michigan 63
Dave Leitao's first game as DePaul coach since the 2005 NIT, the Blue Demons rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit to produce a 69-63 victory over Western Michigan on Saturday night at McGrath-Phillips Arena in Chicago.
Creighton 93, Texas Southern 70
ighton ran away from the Texas Southern 93-70 in its season opener Saturday night, catapulted by a late first-half run and a game-high 18 points from freshman guard Khyri Thomas.
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