Recap Roundups
November 17, 2016
Clemson 95, Davidson 78
Junior guard Avry Holmes scored 22 points as Clemson improved to 2-0 with a 95-78 victory against Davidson on Thursday in the first round of the Tire Pros Invitational at the HP Field House in Orlando, Fla.
Villanova 76, Western Michigan 65
Eric Paschall admitted that he doesn't focus on scoring, but No. 3 Villanova needed every one of his points as they survived feisty Western Michigan 76-65 in the quarterfinals of the Gildan Charleston Classic Thursday at TD Arena in Charleston, S.C.
Xavier 83, Missouri 82
The deck appeared to be stacked against 11th-ranked Xavier in the second half of Thursday's game against the Missouri Tigers at the Tire Pros Invitational.
Wake Forest 103, Texas-El Paso 81
Wake Forest went on a 3-point shooting tear to build a large lead, but forward John Collins scored all 24 of his points without the benefit of a long-range shot in a 103-81 victory against UTEP in the opening round of the Charleston Classic on Thursday afternoon at TD Arena in Charleston, S.C.
Louisville 88, Long Beach St. 56
No. 12 Louisville opened the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament with a bang with a 32-point win over Long Beach State on Thursday at Louisville's KFC Yum! Center. The Cardinals used an 18-0 first-half run to blow the game open before closing out an 88-56 victory.
Louisville 88, Long Beach St. 56
Louisville's Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino knows what a championship team looks like. He has coached a pair of them. No. 12 Louisville offered Pitino a glimpse at its championship potential during an 88-56 win over Long Beach State Thursday at Louisville's KFC Yum! Center.
Northern Iowa 82, Arizona State 63
Northern Iowa guard Jeremy Morgan had 20 points and forward Klint Carlson added a career-high 19 in the Panthers' 82-63 victory over Arizona State in the first round of the Tire Pros Invitational at Orlando, Fla., on Thursday.
Central Florida 86, Mississippi St. 61
Central Florida 7-foot-6 sophomore center Tacko Fall scored 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, leading the Knights to a dominating 86-61 win over Mississippi State on Thursday in the Gildan Charleston Classic at TD Arena in Charleston, S.C.
Arkansas St. 78, Georgetown 72
Arkansas State guard Devin Carter had 25 points and the Red Wolves held off a furious Georgetown comeback late to earn a 78-72 victory on the road on Thursday.
Florida 73, St. Bonaventure 66
Florida scored the final seven points to put away St. Bonaventure in the final minute of a 73-66 win Thursday night at the Lakeland Center in Lakeland, Fla.
Georgia 84, Furman 78
Yante Maten and J.J. Frazier combined for 55 points, leading Georgia past Furman 84-78 Thursday in a CBE Hall of Fame Classic game at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Ga.
Ohio St. 72, Providence 67
JaQuan Lyle scored 21 points and Ohio State weathered a run by Providence in the second half to claim a 72-67 victory on Thursday night at Value City Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
Southern Methodist 76, Pittsburgh 67
Semi Ojeleye scored 24 to lead SMU past Pittsburgh 76-67 Thursday night in the semifinals of the 2K Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Oklahoma 89, Tulane 70
Jordan Woodard scored a game-high 22 points as Oklahoma shook off Tulane in the second half on its way to an 89-70 victory Thursday night in the Tire Pros Invitational at the Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Texas 85, Eastern Washington 52
Texas' combination of youth, talent and wave after wave of quality depth should only get more polished and better focused as the season progresses, an aspect that should be garnering the attention of its future opponents.
Texas 85, Eastern Washington 52
Reserve guard/forward Tevin Mack poured in 19 points off the bench to lead four Longhorns in double-figure scoring as 23rd-ranked Texas steamrolled Eastern Washington 85-52 at the Frank Erwin Center in the regional round of the Legends Classic.
Wisconsin 69, Chicago St. 51
Wisconsin coach Greg Gard rotated players early and often in the ninth-ranked Badgers' 69-51 win against Chicago State on Thursday night.
Rutgers 66, DePaul 59
In a battle of teams projected to finish last in their respective conferences, Rutgers struck a blow for the Big Ten with a 66-59 victory over DePaul of the Big East on Thursday night at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.
Auburn 85, Eastern Kentucky 64
Auburn used a 26-8 run at the midway point of the second half to pull away from Eastern Kentucky and win 85-64 Thursday night at Auburn, Ala.
Seton Hall 91, Iowa 83
The Seton Hall Pirates picked up an enormous road victory on Thursday, defeating Iowa 91-83 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in one of the contests associated with the Gavitt Games between the Big Ten and Big East conferences.
Colorado 89, Louisiana-Monroe 70
Colorado's balanced scoring, led by 14 points from forward Xavier Johnson and guard Josh Fortune, fueled the Buffaloes' 89-70 win over visiting Louisiana-Monroe on Thursday night.
Oregon 76, Valparaiso 54
Oregon built some momentum heading into the Maui Invitational.
Michigan 79, Marquette 61
Zak Irwin scored 16 points while Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman and Mark Donnal scored 15 points each as Michigan rolled to a 79-61 rout of Marquette on Thursday night in a 2K Classic contest played at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Stanford 67, Weber St. 49
Reid Travis recorded a double-double to help Stanford cruise to a 67-49 victory over visiting Weber State on Thursday night at Maples Pavilion in Stanford, Calif.
Washington 104, Cal St. Fullerton 88
Freshman Markelle Fultz turned in another stellar performance, scoring 35 points to lead Washington to a 104-88 victory over Cal State Fullerton on Thursday night at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle.
UCLA 88, San Diego 68
UCLA freshman forward T.J. Leaf, with a game-high 26 points in an 88-68 win over visiting San Diego on Thursday night, noted that he and the 16th-ranked Bruins were nearly unstoppable around the basket.
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