Recap Roundups
December 07, 2016
Pittsburgh 84, Buffalo 79
Senior forward Michael Young and sophomore guard Cameron Johnson each scored 17 points and Pittsburgh survived a giant comeback attempt from Buffalo in an 84-79 win on Wednesday night at Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh.
George Mason 85, Penn St. 66
George Mason continued to roll Wednesday night at the Bryce Jordan Center, where the Patriots beat Penn State 85-66 for their sixth straight win.
Louisville 74, Southern Illinois 51
No. 11 Louisville wasted no time in blitzing Southern Illinois 74-51 on Wednesday night at the KFC Yum! Center.
Harvard 74, Boston College 66
Freshman Chris Lewis scored a season-high 22 points and Harvard held off a late Boston College charge for a 74-66 victory that made Tommy Amaker the winningest coach in Crimson history.
Georgia Tech 76, VCU 73
Josh Heath scored with 1:21 left in overtime to give Georgia Tech the lead for good in a 76-73 victory over VCU on Wednesday.
Indiana St. 72, Butler 71
Indiana State junior guard Brenton Scott was ready to put his skills on display against No. 16 Butler.
Seton Hall 60, California 57
Angel Delgado scored 16 points and notched his third consecutive double-double as Seton Hall edged California 60-57 Wednesday night on the second night as the Pearl Harbor Invitational in Honolulu.
West Virginia 90, Western Carolina 37
Reserve guard Teyvon Myers challenged teammates with a seemingly impossible goal before No. 15 West Virginia's game against outmanned Western Carolina on Wednesday.
Kentucky 87, Valparaiso 63
No. 6 Kentucky got back on the winning trail Wednesday night with a 87-63 rout of Valparaiso at Rupp Arena.
Texas A&M 80, Denver 58
J.C. Hampton scored a season-high 21 points to lead Texas A&M to an 80-58 victory over Denver on Wednesday night at Reed Arena in College Station, Texas.
Wisconsin 78, Idaho State 44
Wisconsin's Zak Showalter took his assignment on defense seriously in holding Idaho State's Ethan Telfair to two points and Badgers guard Bronson Koenig scored a game-high 21 points in a 78-44 rout on Wednesday night at the Kohl Center.
Oklahoma 92, Oral Roberts 66
Christian James tied a career high with 17 points and Jordan Woodard added 15 as Oklahoma beat Oral Roberts 92-66 at Lloyd Noble Center on Norman, Okla., on Wednesday night.
Southern Methodist 74, Texas Christian 59
Junior forward Semi Ojeleye scored 23 points, and SMU handed local rival TCU its first loss of the season 74-59 Wednesday at Moody Coliseum in Dallas.
Texas Tech 87, Texas-San Antonio 50
Five players scored in double figures Wednesday night as Texas Tech upped its record to 8-1 with an 87-50 nonconference rout of Texas-San Antonio at United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas.
Virginia Tech 75, Maryland - E. Shore 59
Forward Zach LeDay came off the bench to score 23 points Wednesday night as Virginia Tech shrugged off bouts of sluggish play to bounce Maryland-Eastern Shore 75-59 at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va.
Creighton 77, Nebraska 62
Creighton fought off a spirited first-half performance by Nebraska before pulling away for a 77-62 victory over the Cornhuskers on Wednesday night.
Maryland 79, Howard 56
Junior center Michal Cekovsky scored a career-high 16 points and junior guard Jaylen Brantley added 14 as Maryland beat local foe Howard 79-56 on Wednesday at the XFINITY Center in College Park, Md.
North Carolina 83, Davidson 74
The final score aside, No. 7 North Carolina didn't like the looks of its Wednesday night game against Davidson.
Colorado 68, Xavier 66
Tad Boyle has been left out of the Big Dance with a 20-win team. He's hoping a signature win in the nonconference season will beef up the Colorado Buffaloes' resume.
Washington St. 61, Idaho 48
Ike Iroegbu had 16 points and seven rebounds to help Washington State beat Idaho 61-48 on Wednesday night at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman, Wash.
Gonzaga 98, Washington 71
Washington coach Lorenzo Romar expected Gonzaga junior Nigel Williams-Goss to produce as he did Wednesday.
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