Recap Roundups
December 06, 2016
Arkansas 84, Houston 72
Dusty Hannahs and Daryl Macon each scored 17 points, and Arkansas stayed unbeaten at home with an 84-72 victory over Houston on Tuesday at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark.
Tennessee 90, Presbyterian 50
Tennessee scored 23 unanswered points during a second-half run, led wire-to-wire and had its best defensive showing of the season in a 90-50 win over Presbyterian on Tuesday night at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tenn.
Florida St. 98, Southern Miss 49
Behind a career-high 27 points from sophomore guard P.J. Savoy Jr., Florida State won its fourth straight game Tuesday night by crushing Southern Mississippi 98-49 at the Donald L. Tucker Center in Tallahassee, Fla.
Miami-Florida 82, South Carolina State 46
Freshman guard Bruce Brown posted just the second triple-double in Miami history as the Hurricanes toyed with South Carolina State in Coral Gables, Fla., Tuesday night, leading from start to finish in an 82-46 victory.
Virginia 76, East Carolina 53
After dropping their first home game in nearly two years on Saturday, No. 14 Virginia rebounded with a 76-53 thrashing of East Carolina on Tuesday night at John Paul Jones Arena.
Providence 95, Brown 57
Jalen Lindsey converted three 3-pointers during a 20-0 first-half run and Providence roared to its third straight victory, a 95-57 home blowout that ended local rival Brown's four-game winning streak on Tuesday night in Providence, R.I.
Michigan St 77, Youngstown St. 57
Freshman guard Josh Langford scored 15 points to lead four Spartans in double figures as Michigan State won its second consecutive game, a 77-57 win over Youngstown State on Tuesday in East Lansing, Mich.
Florida Atlantic 79, Ohio St. 77
Nick Rutherford banked in a shot from the key with one second left in overtime, and Florida Atlantic shocked Ohio State 79-77 on Tuesday night in Columbus, Ohio.
Purdue 97, Arizona State 64
Whether it was down low or way outside, No. 18 Purdue flexed its collective muscles in overwhelming Arizona State 97-64 in the first game of the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
Rutgers 79, Central Conn. St. 37
Reserve guard Nigel Johnson exemplified Rutgers' hot shooting performance in a 79-37 victory over visiting Central Connecticut on Tuesday in Piscataway, N.J., by making 6 of 9 field goal attempts for a game-high 16 points.
Wake Forest 91, Charlotte 74
John Collins scored 22 points and pulled in 15 rebounds as Wake Forest maintained a big lead throughout most of the game in pummeling Charlotte 91-74 Tuesday at Lawrence Joel Coliseum.
Villanova 89, La Salle 79
Villanova continues to insist that it won't be fazed by its No. 1 national ranking.
California 62, Princeton 51
California used a 11-1 run keyed by guard Charlie Moore late in the second half to take the lead for good as it pulled away late to beat Princeton 62-51 at the Pearl Harbor Invitational in Honolulu, HI on Tuesday.
Marquette 84, Fresno St. 81
Sam Hauser scored 19 points and Luke Fischer recorded 10 of his 18 points in the second half as Marquette held off Fresno State 84-81 on Tuesday in Milwaukee for its fifth straight victory.
Missouri 81, Miami (OH) 55
Missouri forward Kevin Puryear scored 19 points with eight rebounds and forward Russell Woods scored all 15 of his points in the second half to lead the host Tigers over Miami (Ohio) 81-55 on Tuesday night.
Vanderbilt 90, High Point 63
High Point found out that you don't want to get into a shooting match with Vanderbilt.
Illinois 85, Indiana - Purdue 77
Senior swingman Malcolm Hill seized control down the stretch to lift Illinois to an 85-77 non-conference victory over IUPUI on Tuesday night at State Farm Center in Champaign, Ill.
Minnesota 74, New Jersey Tech 68
Akeem Springs came off the bench to post 19 points and seven rebounds, helping Minnesota beat New Jersey Institute of Technology 74-68 on Tuesday night at Williams Arena in Minneapolis, Minn.
Utah 87, Utah Valley 80
Utah hit its last three shots from the floor, including two huge 3-pointers, to pull away from in-state foe Utah Valley in the final minute of a 87-80 win Tuesday night at Jon M. Huntsman Arena in Salt Lake City.
Kansas 105, UMKC 62
Frank Mason was virtually unstoppable Tuesday, scoring 30 points in 31 minutes as No. 3 Kansas overwhelmed Missouri-Kansas City 105-62 in Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas St. 74, Prairie View A&M 55
Kansas State used a second-half surge to put away pesky Prairie View A&M 74-55 Tuesday night at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan.
Duke 84, Florida 74
A month into the season, the Duke Blue Devils finally are getting closer to having all the pieces in place that made them a preseason favorite.
Michigan 53, Texas 50
Sophomore Moritz Wagner scored 15 points and hit the game-winning basket with 18.8 seconds left to help Michigan earn a 53-50 win over Texas in a non-conference game in Ann Arbor, Mich., on Tuesday.
DePaul 80, Lamar 61
DePaul enjoyed its first laugher of the season as the Blue Demons rolled to an 80-61 non-conference victory over Lamar on Tuesday night at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.
Notre Dame 87, IUPU - Ft. Wayne 72
Bonzie Colson remained on his scoring and rebounding roll, and so too did No. 23 Notre Dame.
Seton Hall 68, Hawaii 57
Angel Delgado recorded 16 points and 14 rebounds to lead Seton Hall to a 68-57 victory over Hawaii on Tuesday night at Bloch Arena in Honolulu.
Arizona 79, UC Irvine 57
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