Page 4 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun /Sunday, February 16, 2014 * COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Virgir Hurricanes sh dismally from field in 2nd los Hokies this sea By HANK KURZ Jr. ASSOCIATED PRESS BLACKSBURG, Va. -C.J. Barksdale scored 12 points Devin Wilson got all 12 ofh final 3:37 as Virginia Tech ei 10-game losing streak with victory against Miami, the I second this season. Wilson, who also had nin assists, also came up with a rebound for the Hokies (9-1 2-10 Atlantic Coast Confere who hadn't won since beati Maryland-Eastern Shore or * COLLEGE BASKETBALL: I Spartans shred Ohio St. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST LANSING, Mich. - Annalise Pickrel had 17 points, 11 rebounds and six assists as No. 25 Michigan State rolled to a 70-49 victory Saturday over Ohio State. Michigan State closed the first half on a 17-2 run, taking a 42-21 lead into the break and led by double digits the rest of the way. Becca Mills scored 17 points for Michigan State. Aerial Powers added 15 points and tied a career-high with five assists. The Spartans (17-8, 9-3 Big Ten) have won five of their last six games. Michigan State is one game back of No. 11I Penn State for the top spot in the conference. Ameryst Alston scored 25 points and Cait Craft added 11 to lead Ohio State (14-14, 4-8), which has lost four-straight. BYU 62, No. 20 Gonazaga 52: In Provo, Utah, Jennifer Hamson scored 18 of her 20 points in the second half, Lexi Eaton had 15 points and 10 rebounds and BYU ended Gonzaga's 13-game winning streak. Morgan Bailey added 14 points for the Cougars (21-5,11-4 West Coast). Jazmine Redmon had 15 points for the Bulldogs (23-4,13-2). No. 24 St. John's 69, Villanova 56: In NewYork, Aliyyah Handford scored 25 points and Amber Thompson had a career-high 17 rebounds to lead St. John's (19-5,12-1 Big East). Reserve Danaejah Grant added 14 points and nine rebounds for the Red Storm. Katherine Coyer had a career-high 18 points for the Wildcats (19-6,9-5), who had won six in a row. * COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Sykes' b BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TAMPA- Isaiah Sykes scored the last of his 27 points with less than 2 seconds remaining, lifting Central Florida to a 75-74 victory against South Florida in a Saturday matinee. Sykes scored 21 in the second half and added five assists to help UCF (10-13, 2-10 American Athletic Conference) halt a nine-game losing streak. Tristan Spurlock had 16 points, eight rebounds, four steals, three blocks and three assists for the Knights. Justin McBride added 13 points and COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD MEN WOMEN SOUTHSOUTH lia Tech ends skidSArkTPine WOME4souTT Alabama A&M 68, Alabama St. 65, OT Alabama St. 81, Alabama A&M 60 ST s Alcorn St. 67,MVSU63 Appalachian St. 76, UNC-Greensboro 67 Ark.-Pine Bluff 64, Southern U. 58 Asbury81,Point Park 65 Asbury86, Point Park 68 Barton 66, Lees-McRae 63 than three in the second half. That Auburn 92, Mississippi St. 82 Belmont 57,Tennessee St. 48 loot IRISH AT HURRICANES came on Adams three-point play Bridgewater (Va.) 71, Guilford 62 Bethune-Cookman 80, Delaware St. 51 the WHO Notre Dame (13-12, 4-8 ACC) at with 5:05 left, but Hokies scoring Carson-Newman67,Wingate60 Bowie St. 64,Chowan 56 Miami (12-13, 3-9) leader Jarell Eddie followed a with a CharlestonSouthern 84,Winthrop62 64 Campbell 72, Charleston Southern54 71 SS to ~~Miami (12-13, 3-9) hwn6,BweS.6 choa 5 oi t6 Chattanooga 71, Furman 54 SS to WHEN: Wednesday, 9 p.m. 3-pointer, one of only two baskets Christian Brothers 78, Lee 59 East Carolina 56, North Texas 49 sCin the game for him, and Wilson Coastal Carolina 75,Gardner-Webb60 Elon65,W. Carolina 61 DWHERE: BankUnited Center, Coral Gables avidson 88, Georgia Southern 73 Emory& Henry 79, Bridgewater (Va.) 67 o RADIO: No local affiliatetook over in the closing minutes. Delaware St. 79, Bethune-Cookman 67 Florida A&M 83, Coppin St. 80 Miami made only 5 of 27 shots in Duke 69,Maryland 67 Florida Gulf Coast 76, KennesawSt. 42 E.Kentucky86,JacksonvilleSt. 65 Georgia Southern 90, Davidson 82 the first, then missed 10 of its first ETSU 93, Stetson 66 Hampton 93, Norfolk St. 59 Year's Eve. It came with about 30 shots in the second half. Elon 86, Samford 69 Jacksonville St. 79, E. Kentucky62 Florida A&M 82, Coppin St. 71 Kentucky St. 75, Lane 58 seconds left and the Hokies ahead VIRGINIA TECH 52, MIAMI 45 Florida Gulf Coast 84, SC-Upstate80 KentuckyWesleyan 97, Central St. (Ohio) 82 and -4 ffmis o i tr MIAMI (12-13) Florida St. 67,Wake Forest 60 Lee 67, Christian Brothers 58 S 50 -45 offi a missed 3-point try by AkpejioriO -11-21,Swoope2-50-24,Kirk0-3 1-2 1, Brown Furman 76,The Citadel 67 Lenoir-Rhyne 63, Lincoln Memorial 55 is inthe Miami's Rion Brown. 4-16 1-2 12, Adams 4-12 5-7 13, Reed 2-80-0 5, Lecomte Georgia 61, Mississippi 60 Liberty 72, Gardner-Webb 62 0-ded a Mia i, (1213 3-9 rcie 13 0-50 0,Jekiri 0-00-20, Kelly 3-80-09. TotalsS 15-588-17 Hampden-Sydney69,Washington&Lee57 Limestone81,King(Tenn.) 75 S Miami ( -1, -9 receive 1 45 Hampton 79, Norfolk St. 73, OT Lipscomb 84, North Florida 76 a 52-45 points from Garrius Adams and VIRGINIATECH (9-15) High Point 72, Radford 65 Louisiana-Lafayette 77,ArkansasSt. 76 -ok s' Bron a 2 a Van Zegeren 2-60-1 4, Eddie 2-7 1-2 7,Thompson 3-8 2-4 James Madison 64, UNCWilmington 62 MVSU59,AlcornSt. 56 Hokies' Brown added 12 and 10 rebounds, 8,Wilson2-98-11 12,Emelogu3-61-29,Beyer0-0 0-00, KentuckySt. 84,Lane70 Marshall 71,Charlotte69 but the Hurricanes made 15 of 58 Johnston 0-1 0-0 0, Barksdale 5-9 0-0 12. Totals 17-46 12- KentuckyWesleyan 83, Central St. (Ohio) 79 Md.-Eastern Shore 66, Howard 57 e shots from the field (25.9 percent) 2052 Limestone 75, King (Tenn.) 72 MiddleTennessee 83, FAU 77 Sshotsfromth fiel 5.percen) Halftime-Virginia Tech 19-15. 3-Point Goals-Miami Lincoln Memorial 66,Lenoir-Rhyne 61 Mount Olive 60, Erskine 48 Huge and missed eight of their first 10 7-34 (Kelly 3-5, Brown 3-12, Reed 1-6, Lecomte 0-3, Kirk Louisiana Tech 85, Rice 46 Murray St. 83, E. Illinois 74 Sfree throws before finishing 8-for- 0-3, Adams 0-5), Virginia Tech 6-15 (Barksdale 2-3, Emel- Louisiana-Lafayette85,ArkansasSt. 67 N.Kentucky69,Jacksonville61 ,ogu 2-4, Eddie 2-5, Johnston 0-1, Wilson 0-2) Fouled Louisiana-Monroe65,UALR49 NCA&T 75, Savannah St.61 nce), 17 atthe line. Out-None. Rebounds-Miami 41 (Brown 10), Virginia Marshall 59,Charlotte56 NCCentral57,SCState51 s The Hokies led almost through- Tech 39 (Thompson 12). Assists-Miami 8(Adams4),Vir- Md.-Eastern Shore 87, Howard 73 Presbyterian 56, High Point 48 ng The okie e amos oug- ginia Tech 11 (Wilson 9). Total Fouls-Miami 20, Virginia MiddleTennessee 81, Southern Miss. 64 Randolph-Macon 80, Guilford 74 New out, never letting Miami closer Tech 16. A-5,105. Mount Olive 70, Erskine 66 SC-Upstate 69, ETSU 60 Murray St. 72, E. Illinois 60 SE Louisiana 68, Nicholls St. 66 NC Central 67, SC State 53 SIU-Edwardsville81,Austin Peay65 North Carolina 75, Pittsburgh 71 SaintJoseph's 89, George Mason 75 SCOLLEGE BASKETBALL: Northeastern60,Coll.ofCharleston44 Samford61,Wofford55 Presbyterian 72, UNC Asheville 71 Shaw 66, St. Augustine's 62 Randolph-Macon 65, Emory& Henry 39 Southern Miss. 91,Tulsa 73 Richmonda82,SFordham 70 SouthernU. 77, Ark.-Pine Bluff68 SE Louisiana 71, Nicholls St. 66 St. Andrews 55,Truett-McConnell44 SIU-Edwardsville 83, Austin Peay68 Stetson 62, Mercer 49 Savannah St. 73, NC A&T48 Tenn.Wesleyan 58, Bryan 42 Shaw 83, St. Augustine's 74 TennesseeTech 71, Morehead St. 58 South Alabama 69,W. Kentucky 62 Troy111,Georgia St. 90 South Carolina 67, Alabama 66 Tulane 66, FlU 55 Sl ISt Bonaventure85, George Mason 73 UAB71,LouisianaTech 62 St. Catharine 78, Rio Grande 63 UALR 63, Louisiana-Monroe 47 Tenn.Wesleyan 82, Bryan 75 UNC Asheville 69, Longwood 52 Towson 85, Wi l iam & Mary 70 UTEP 65, Old Dominion 55 Troy85, GeorgiaSt. 81 W. Kentucky8l, South Alabama 55 STulane 86, UAB 80 Webster 54, Spalding 47 UCF 75, South Florida 74 Wingate 57, Carson-Newman 54 VMI177, Liberty 70 Winthrop 57, Radford 40 Vanderbilt 57,Texas A&M 54, OT EAST Virginia 63, Clemson 58 American U. 72, Lafayette 61 Virginia Tech 52, Miami 45 Army 75, Bucknell163 SWofford 64, Appalachian St. 58 Boston U. 74, Loyola (Md.) 55 .....EAST Brooklyn 78, York (NY) 34 v Albany (NY) 74, Maine 63 Bryant81, Fairleigh Dickinson 51 Boston U. 87, Loyola (Md.) 72 Buffalo 66, N. Illinois 57 Brown 62, Penn 55 Canisius 75, Siena 66 Bucknell 173, Army 61 Castleton St. 91, Maine-Farmington 60 ,rCCSU 74, Sacred Heart 69 Cincinnati 55,Temple 53 Castleton St. 98, Maine-Farmington 92 Columbia 65, Dartmouth 59 S Chestnut Hill 72, Post (Conn.) 69 E. Nazarene 67,W. New England 64 Columbia 69, Dartmouth 59 Fairfield 71, St. Peter's 39 Dominican (NY) 82, Sciences (Pa.) 69 Farmingdale 86, Sage 70 S Duquesne 83, Rhode Island 71 Fordham 43, La Salle 42 AP PHOTO Farmingdalet83,Sage79 Ga. Southwestern 77, GRU Augusta 69 Felician 70,Wilmington (Del.) 67 GeorgeWashington 78, UMass 54 Duke's Rasheed Sulaimon looks to pass as Maryland's Seth Allen (right) and Evan Smotrycz defend Hartford 61, New Hampshire 59 Harvard 84, Cornell69 Harvard 67, Cornell144 Holy Cross 76, Lehigh 68 during the first half of Saturday's game in Durham, N.C. Duke won 69-67. Holy Cross 72, Lehigh 67 Ithaca 64, Utica 53 Iowa 82, Penn St. 70 LIU Brooklyn 69, St. Francis (Pa.) 66 IOr a na e sa io r thaca 86, Utica 84 Manhattan 64, Niagara 56 I Lafayette 74, American U. 62 Moravian 76, Susquehanna 65 Navy 71, Colgate 61 Mount St. Mary's 76, Sacred Heart 63 Ohio 73, Buffalo 70 Mount St.Vincent 76, St. Joseph's (LI) 58 O range steal victory. raker70,FLoyol6 St Mar' Pn 7 Brown 51 Providence 84, DePaul61 Navy 76, Colgate 47 Rider 71, Fairfield 62 Penn 78, Brown 51 P 1 bNou d b0 C itcinatosiRobert Morris 69, Mount St. Mary's 61 Princeton 96, Yale 75 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bounced back from its first loss since Saint Louis (23-2,0-0 Atlantic I0) SaintJoseph's 75,La Salle64 Purchase St.84,OldWestbury83 mid-November to beat Air Force broke a late tie with seven points in a St. Francis (Pa.) 89, Fairleigh Dickinson 82 Robert Morris 66, CCSU 49 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (10- 4,4-9). row for its 7thconsecutive victory. St. Joseph's (LI) 50, Mount St. Vincent49 Rutgers90,LUCF50 ak m Chi a ha (St. Lawrence 73, Hobart 62 St. Bonaventure 63, Duquesne 62 Rakeem Christmas had Stony Brook 78, Mass.-Lowell 68 St. John's69,Villanova 56 a key steal to set up C.J. No.f7 Kansas 95,TCU 65: No. 16 Iowa 82, Penn SusquehannaK91,Moravian 86 St. Lawrence 51,William Smith47 Fair's winning layup with In Lawrence,Kan., Perry Ellis scored a State 70: In State College, Pa., Syracuse 6,NCState 5 ThomasMore 08,Thies5 Thiel 74,Thomas More 67 Ursinus 67,Washington (Md.) 61 6.7 seconds left, helping career- high 32 points,AndrewWiggins Melsahn Basabescoreda16 pointsand UConnM86,lMemphis81,OT VCU70,RhodeIslando44 No. 1 Syracuse edge North added17 and Kansas (19-6,10-2 Big Iowa (19-6,8-4) won its fourth Big Ten UMass67,GeorgeWashington61 Wagner62, St.Francis(NY)53 SUrsinus 89,Washington (Md.) 76 William Paterson 75, Rutgers-Camden 50 Carolina State 56-55 on 12) overcame a sluggish start against road game of the season. Vermont 76, UMBC 52 Wilmington (Del.) 81, Felician 66 Saturday night to remain the Horned Frogs (9-15, 0-12). William Paterson 78, Rutgers-Camden 65 MIDWEST Oun a n. to, rem i he Hre Fos( ,No. 17 Virginia 63, Yale 66,MPrinceton 65, OT Adrian 69, Kalamazoo 66 unb tn.n 8 D e 69 M n Cl msn58 In C n S. Jo York (NY) 70, Brooklyn 57 Akron 87, Ball St. 64 5Christmas had 14 No.8 Duke 69, Maryland Clemson 58: In Clemson, S.C.,Joe MIDWEST Ashland 83, Hillsdale63 points, 12 rebounds and 67: In Durham,N.C., Jabari Parker Harrisscored 16, includingacritical Akront62,N.I lllinoist54 Baker 58, Culver-Stockton 44 A points 1 rebounds and Albion 77, Olivet 55 Bi S 52, Conr (St PU 49 seven blocks as Syracuse scored 23 points and Duke (205,93 pointer with about three minutes Augsburg 80, Bethel (Minn.) 71Bethel (Minn.) 68, Augsburg 53 earnedits 10thsingle-dig- AtlanticCoast) beganarunoffour left,andVirginia(21-5,12-1)won BemidjiSt. 90,Concordia(St.P.) 77 BowlingGreen61,E .Michigan 56 eightdnightshbyhaBowling Green 66, VBall I St. 6 Bradleys4, Loyola of Chicago 49 games inot eigh nights by |holdingon 102, its Missour cosctv70lnios it win despite shooting games in on for its ninth consecutive Atlantic Coast Carrolln(Wis.) (87,Monmouth (111.)64 ButlerB 67, Georgetown 59 35.2 percent. Jera i the victory in Maryland's (14-12,6-7) Conference game for the first time in Cincinnati 73, Houston 62 Carroll (Wis.) 58, Monmouth (I111.)53 352 ha e 2p a last scheduled visit to Cameron Indoor 32 years. Culver-Stockton 100, Bakerm 96 Cent Michigans. 88,tMiami7(Ohio) 47 SDavenport 67, Indiana Tech 46 Cleveland St 79, Detroit 74 r on d s and Stadium. Denver 73, IPFW 62 Concordia (Moor.) 60, St.Thomas (Minn.) 57 14 rebounds and FairNo.19 Texas 88, West Drake 70, Loyola ofChicagor62 Cornell (Iowa)68,oLawrenceh34 had I points on 5-of-6 No.10 Cincinnati 73, Virginia 71 In Austinexas, E. Michigan 65,Toledo44 Creighton s5,Providence64 Victor ~ ~ ~ No 10 Cininad 73, Virgini 23-f-5 Inhoo tin T4. ercn)xblnarisa18Dlahita6 et.Akna 7 outnBpit5 shooting. o Findlay 79, Lake Erie 69 Davenport 96, Indiana Tech 62 o nHouston 62: In Cincinnati, Sean Javan Felix scored 18 points as the Green Bay 68, Cleveland St. 54 Dayton 69, Richmond 58 T.J. Warren had 23 Kilpatrick scored 28 points and Justin Longhorns (20-5,9-3) stayed within a Hillsdale 64, Ashland 61 DePaul 89, Seton Hall 73 points for N.C. State. Jackson overcame foul problems to add game of the lead in the Big 12. Illinois St. 70, Bradley 54 Ferris St. 72, Lake Superior St. 68, 20T Indiana St. 60,S. Illinois57 Findlay 85, Lake Erie 68 13 for Cincinnati (23-3,12-1 American IndianaWesleyan 92, Spring Arbor 66 Green Bay 81, Milwaukee 69 No.24 Connecticut 86, Athletic). Houston (12-13,4-8) has lost No. 22 Ohio State 48, Indiana -Southeast 103, Indiana- East78 Iowa St. 72,Kansas69 No. 20 Memphis 81: In sixofitspastseven llinois 39 In Champaign, I., Iowa St. 70,TexasTech64 Kansas St. 60,Texas-Tech 54 six3 of psois :nKalamazoo 65, Adrian 62 Kent St. 57,W. Michigan 48 Hartford, Conn., Shabazz Napier Aaron Craft scored 14 points, and Kansas 95,TCU 65 Marquette 75, Xavier 54 scored a career-high 34 points as No. 11 Iowa State 70, Ohio State (20-6,7-6 Big Ten) held KentSt. 83,Cent. Michigan 75 Mary 78, Sioux Falls75 Lake Superior St. 89, F erts t. B T Michigan St. 70, Ohio St. 49 UConn (20-5,W8-4 American Athletic) TexasTech 64: InAmes,Iowa, Illinois (14-12,3-10)to28.3 percent La Suern 7 S, Fr aBSt. 86 Michigan e 7, S Lawrence 77, Cornel (Iowa)(68 Michigan Tech 73, SaginawValley St. 63 swept the season series from the DeAndre Kane had 17 points, and Iowa shooting. Marquette 81, Xavier 72 Minn. Duluth 67,Winona St. 52 Tigers (19-6,8-4). State (195,5 Big 12) won despite Michigan Tech 68, SaginawValley St. 53 Minn. St. (Moorhead)61,Wayne (Neb.) 50 Minn. St.-Mankato 82, Minn.-Crookston 55 Minnesota 82, Northwestern 64 blowing an 18-point lead in the second North Carolina 75, No. Minn. St.-Moorhead 90,Wayne (Neb.)79 Minot St. 76, SW Minnesota St. 66 No. 5 SDSU 64, Air Force half. 25 Pittsburgh 71:In Chapel Hill, Missouri 75,Tennessee 70 N.Michigan 84,Wayne (Mich.(69 56:InSanDigo Wistn SeprdN.C, ame Mchel c~oo ad24 N. Dakota St. 75, Nebraska-Omaha 59 Nebraska-Omaha 68, N. Dakota St. 57 SA"InSanDigo Wistn SeprdN.C, ame Mchel c~oo ad24 N. Michigan 74,Wayne (Mich.(66 New Mexico St. 74, Chicago St. 64 scored 14 of his 16 points in the final No. 12 Saint Louis 64, points and 12 rebounds to help North North Dakota 74, Montana 69 Northwestern (Minn.)82, Martin Luther 66 71 minutes,14 seconds and San Diego VCU 62: In St. Louis, Dwayne Evans Carolina (17-7,1 74Atlantic Coast) to its Northern St.(SD)BS, Augustana (SD)(7B Olivet8B2,Calvin 67 Ohio St. 48, Illinois 39 S. Dakota St. 83,W I.llinois 79 State (22-2,11-I Mountain West) had 21 points and 10 rebounds and sixth consecutive victory. Park 79, Benedictine Springfield 57 South Dakota 74, IUPU1 56 Purdue8B2, Indiana 64 St. Mary's (Minn.)69, Gustavus 62, OT S. Dakota St. 62,W. Illinois 50 St. Norbert 64, Grinnel1 51 :SW Minnesota St. 75, Minot St. 72 Toledo 62, Ohio 58 tteSaint Louis 64,VCU 62 UMKC 87,Texas-Pan American 84 South Dakota 71,1UPU1 67 UT-Martin 102, SE Missouri 70 St. John's (Minn. (74, Carleton 67 Viterbo 76, Grand View 66 i se o d h l sp r s UF St.Norbert 113, G.rinnel1 88 Walsh85,Tifin 69 Valparaiso 77, Milwaukee 62 Wis.-Stevens Pt. 71 ,Wis.-River Falls 39 i g s c o d h lf s a k s UF W. Michigan 68, Miami (Ohio) 57 Wis.-Stout 60,Wis.-Platteville 59 Walsh 9l,Tiffin 6l Wis.-Superior 7l,Wis.-LaCrosse 66 Winona St. 68, Minn. Duluth 64 Wis.-Whitewater 64,Wis.-Oshkosh 46 Staphon Blair had 12 for Tennessee State (16-12,9 96 Atlantic Wis.-La Crosse 72,Wis.-Superior 63 Wright St. 103,11 I.Chicago 9l theKnghs.ST TESCH DU E un. teso (18,8)wa hldto Youngstown St. 59,11 I.Chicago 56 Youngstown St. 84,Valparaiso 56 th K iht. T TESC DULE Sn) teso 7-8,-)ws ed SOUTHWEST SOUTHWEST Victor Rudd had 2 1 MON DAY 23-of-53 shooting (43.4 percent). Abilene Christian 108, Dallas Christian 69 Cent. Arkansas 57, Houston Baptist 55 pitan nier-Arkansas 81, LSU 70 Northwestern St. 67, Lamar 60 bounds for ninF (1214 North Carolina at Florida State, Baylor 87, Kansas St. 73,2OT PrairieView92,Jackson St. 76 bon sfrU F(2 7 p.m. Delaware State 79, Houston Baptist 99,Cent.Arkansas83 SMU 67, Houston 50 North Texas 53, East Carolina 51 Stephen F. Austin 58, Sam Houston St. 52 3-10). Delaware State at Florida A&M, Bethune-Cookman 67: In Northwestern St.87, Lamar 67 Texas A&M-CC 61, Oral Roberts53 UC 5 OT LRD 4 7:30 p.m. Daytona Beach, Tyshawn Bell scored Oklahoma 77, Oklahoma St. 74 Texas Southern 84, Grambling St. 76 UC SSUT LOIA 4Prairie View 53, Jackson St. 50 Texas St. 54,Texas-Arlington 49 UCF (10-13) 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds StephenF.Austin 67, Sam Houston St.60 UTSA63, Rice 61 SpurlockS-l115-716,BlairA60- 012,Sykes sists--UCF 16 (Sykes 5), South Florida 14 for Delaware State (1117,3-8 TexasBB, WestVirginia 71 WEST 11-24 4-527, Newell 1-3 2-45, Goodwin (leJr4.TolFus-UF1,othTexas A&M-CC 74, Oral Roberts 72, OT Colorado St.53, Fresno St.47 -30-02, Walker 01I 0-00, McCrory 0-0 (Alrlen Jr 4) Total FusUF1,Sth Mid-Eastern Athletic). Malik Jackson Texas Southern 74,Gramblinq St.71 Denver 71,1PFW66 0-0 0, Williams 0-2 0 0, Haney 0-1 0-00, Texas-Arlington 69,Texas St. 62 Idaho 69, Utah Valley 61 Wilson 00 0-00,McBride5-63-413.Totals scored 19 points for the Wildcats Texas-Pan American 68, UMKC59 Long Beach St.85,CalPoly72 29-5714-20 75. Florida A&M 82, Coppin (6-22,4-9) Tulsa 76, Old Dominion 37 Montana 52, North Dakota 49 SOUTH FLORIDA(12-14) State 71: In Tallahassee, Reggie U.oftheOzarks89,Concordia-Austin 85 N.Arizona 86, E.Washington 78 Rudd6-117-821,LeDayO-0 1-21,Egbunu UTSA66,FAU56 N. Colorado 65, Montana St. 59 3-52-38,AllenJr. 2-50-06,McLendon 1A Lewisscored 24 points, including six Texas-San Antonio 66, WEST Nevada75,NewMexico73 0-0 2,1Brock9-123-321,Abdul-Aleem 1-8 3-pointers, as ida A&M Florida A&Mtlantic (9-16,: In San California 72,Washington 59 Pacific 102, Loyola Marymount 95 0-0 3, Heath 1-2 0-0 3, Hawkins 0-0 2-2 2, 5 7 Mid Eastern Athletic erasedantic 6: In an E.Washington 84, N.Arizona 65 S.Utah 80,Weber St. 64 Perry 3-6 1-2 7, Omogbehin 0-00-00. To- Antonio, Devon Agusi scored 23 Gonzaga 86, Loyola Marymount 67 Sacramento St. 84, Portland St. 80 talks 26-53 16-20 74. five-point halftime deficit against Idaho St. 75, S. Utah 65 Saint Mary's (Cal) 74, Pepperdine 61 Halftime-South Florida 38-34. 3-Point Cppin State (9-16 6-6) points -eight of those in the final New Mexico 90, Nevada 72 San Diego 59, Portland 52 HafieSut lrd 33 PitCoppin State (9-16,6-6).SaDig59Potnd2 Goals-UCF 3-9 (Newell 1-1, Sykes 1-1, 2 minutes as Texas-San Antonio Portland 74,Pepperdine62 San Diego St. 77, Air Force 66 Spurlock 1-3, Haney 0-1, Walker 0-1, Wil- San Diego St. 64, Air Force 56 Santa Clara 74, San Francisco 73 liams 0-2), South Florida 6-17 (Allen Jr. 2-4, ETSU 93, Stetson 66: held off Florida Atlantic (10-16,5-6 Stanford 69,Washington St. 56 Seattle 74, CSBakersfield 67 Rudd 2-5, Heath 1-2, Abdul-Aleem 1-6). In Johnson CtT Rh Conference-USA). Bertne led Florida UCLA80, Utah 66 UC Riverside87, UC Irvine 75 Fouled Out-None. Rebounds-UCF30 nJohnsonCity,enn.,ashawn Conference-USA).UNLV 73, Utah St. 62 UNLV 82, Utah St. 80 (Spurlock8),SouthFlorida31 (Rudd9).As- Rembert scored 21 pointsfor East Atlantic with 16 points. Wyoming 46, SanJoseSt. 38 Wyoming 103, San Jose St. 80 Page 4 SP www.sunnewspapers.net The Sun/Sunday, February 16, 2014