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Xavier-Duquesne
Post Gazette
Duquesne coach Ron Everhart opened up the court to give
his players an opportunity to utilize their quickness and athletic skills to
overcome their lack of height. It was a gamble that quickly has hit the jackpot
for the Dukes, who wore down
93-89, and
101-87 loss at
would have been a lot closer had they made their free throws in the final
minutes. Duquesne hadn’t scored 90 or more points in consecutive games since
1992-93 and had its highest points total against a
team. The Dukes had scored more than 80 points only once in 47 previous games
against the Owls. Everhart’s biggest concern about Xavier is the little point
guard who runs the show, 5-7 Drew Lavender, who is in his first season with the
Musketeers after transferring from
He is a one-man press-breaker who will put Duquesne’s defense to its toughest
test yet. Neither
had a true playmaker to direct traffic against Duquesne’s relentless pressure,
which created a total of 53 turnovers in those two games. The Musketeers are
living up to their preseason billing as the team to beat in the A-10. The
Dukes, meanwhile, are inching up in the standings and find themselves in the
middle of the pack rather than near the bottom as was predicted before the
season.
Wisconsin-Indiana
Appleton Post
Crescent
Crescent
the only Big Ten team without a conference loss.
leads the Big Ten in scoring defense at 56.6 points per conference game.
Overall, UW is 13th in the nation in scoring defense at 57.5 points.
The Badgers are 5-0 in true road games this season.
is 27-4 all-time against the Badgers at Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers have won 13 straight games at
Assembly Hall.
George Washington-Dayton
Rivals
The Dayton Flyers finally return home after what seems
like a 25-game road trip, when in all actuality it was just two games.
dropped both road games last week, but return home to face streaking George
Washington on Wednesday evening at UD Arena. While
the two teams may be headed in opposite directions, the Flyers have yet to lose
on their home floor all season long.
Vanderbilt-Tennessean
Tennessean
Asking if it’s tough to play at the O’Connell Center, home
of the top-ranked defending national champion Florida Gators, is about like
asking if it’s tough to play in The Swamp — the school’s football counterpart.“There are a lot of tough places in our league,
but it’s as difficult as any,” Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stallings said of his
team’s next destination, as the 24th-ranked Commodores Wednesday
night go looking for their third straight Southeastern Conference road win
against a Top 25 opponent. Riding a four-game winning streak, including
victories at
reason to feel good about themselves.
Stats Inc.
The Commodores started the season 1-3, but have since won
14 of 17. They are 5-0 against ranked opponents during that stretch, with wins
over Georgia Tech,
Memphis-Central Florida
Stats Inc.
Since a 79-71 loss on Dec. 20 to
then-No. 9
(17-3, 7-0) has won nine in a row while building a 2 ½-game conference lead
over second-place teams
Houston and Rice. For the third straight game,
was held below 40 percent from the field and failed to record more than 10 assists.Despite his team nearly getting upset,
Calipari thought the game was important for the
development of his team, which starts three sophomores and a freshman. Chris
Douglas-Roberts returned to the lineup Saturday after missing the two previous
games because of a high ankle sprain. The sophomore guard, who leads the team
with 14.8 points per game, was only 3-of-7 from the field but got to the
free-throw line 12 times and made nine to finish with 15 points.
has won by double digits in all three of its league games on the road after losing
its only two true road games in non-conference play at
and
first game at
home games since a Feb. 15 loss to
All four previous meetings were in
and the Tigers won them all, including a 94-61 victory last season. The only
other time a ranked team played at UCF Arena came on
Knights upset then-No. 25 College of
ranked teams.The Golden Knights are returning home to
play in front of a sellout crowd after playing six of its eight games this
month, including the last two, on the road.
Minnesota-Northwestern
Press Notes
takes to the road hoping to snap an eight-game road losing streak in
junior center Spencer Tollackson has missed the past
five games due to a broken left (non-shooting) hand. Tollackson
is listed as questionable for tonight’s game.
holds a 82-56 all-time lead in the series (not
including vacated games). The Wildcats lead the series in
36-33. Northwestern has won the last six
meetings including a, 55-40 win in
on January 20. The Gophers snapped their five-game losing streak Saturday with
a 65-60 victory over
Northwestern had the weekend off after battling
losing 59-50 in
Wednesday.