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Xavier-Duquesne
Post Gazette
\nhis players an opportunity to utilize their quickness and athletic skills to
\novercome their lack of height. It was a gamble that quickly has hit the jackpot
\nfor the Dukes, who wore down
\n93-89, and
\n101-87 loss at
\nwould have been a lot closer had they made their free throws in the final
\nminutes. Duquesne hadn\u2019t scored 90 or more points in consecutive games since
\n1992-93 and had its highest points total against a
\nteam. The Dukes had scored more than 80 points only once in 47 previous games
\nagainst the Owls. Everhart\u2019s biggest concern about Xavier is the little point
\nguard who runs the show, 5-7 Drew Lavender, who is in his first season with the
\nMusketeers after transferring from
\nHe is a one-man press-breaker who will put Duquesne\u2019s defense to its toughest
\ntest yet. Neither
\nhad a true playmaker to direct traffic against Duquesne\u2019s relentless pressure,
\nwhich created a total of 53 turnovers in those two games. The Musketeers are
\nliving up to their preseason billing as the team to beat in the A-10. The
\nDukes, meanwhile, are inching up in the standings and find themselves in the
\nmiddle of the pack rather than near the bottom as was predicted before the
\nseason.Wisconsin-Indiana
\nCrescent<\/span><\/st1:address><\/st1:Street>
\nthe only Big Ten team without a conference loss.
\nleads the Big Ten in scoring defense at 56.6 points per conference game.
\nOverall, UW is 13th<\/sup> in the nation in scoring defense at 57.5 points.
\nThe Badgers are 5-0 in true road games this season.
\nis 27-4 all-time against the Badgers at Assembly Hall.
\nAssembly Hall. George Washington-Dayton
Rivals
\nlike a 25-game road trip, when in all actuality it was just two games.
\ndropped both road games last week, but return home to face streaking George
\nWashington on Wednesday evening at UD<\/span> Arena. While
\nthe two teams may be headed in opposite directions, the Flyers have yet to lose
\non their home floor all season long.Vanderbilt-Tennessean
Tennessean
\nof the top-ranked defending national champion Florida Gators, is about like
\nasking if it\u2019s tough to play in The Swamp \u2014 the school\u2019s football
\nbut it\u2019s as difficult as any,\u201d Vanderbilt Coach Kevin Stallings said of his
\nteam\u2019s next destination, as the 24th<\/sup>-ranked Commodores Wednesday
\nnight go looking for their third straight Southeastern Conference road win
\nagainst a Top 25 opponent. Riding a four-game winning streak, including
\nvictories at
\n
\nreason to feel good about themselves<\/span>.
\n14 of 17. They are 5-0 against ranked opponents during that stretch, with wins
\nover Georgia Tech,
\n
\nthen-No.<\/span> 9
\n(17-3, 7-0) has won nine in a row while building a 2 \u00bd-game conference lead
\nover second-place teams
\nHouston and Rice. For the third straight game,
\nwas held below 40 percent from the field and failed to record more than 10
\nCalipari<\/span> thought the game was important for the
\ndevelopment of his team, which starts three sophomores and a freshman. Chris
\nDouglas-Roberts returned to the lineup Saturday after missing the two previous
\ngames because of a high ankle sprain. The sophomore guard, who leads the team
\nwith 14.8 points per game, was only 3-of-7 from the field but got to the
\nfree-throw line 12 times and made nine to finish with 15 points.
\nhas won by double digits in all three of its league games on the road after losing
\nits only two true road games in non-conference play at
\nand
\nfirst game at
\nhome games since a Feb. 15 loss to
\nAll four previous meetings were in
\nand the Tigers won them all, including a 94-61 victory last season. The only
\nother time a ranked team played at UCF<\/span> Arena came on
\nKnights upset then-No. 25 College of <\/span>
\n
\nranked teams.The<\/span> Golden Knights are returning home to
\nplay in front of a sellout crowd after playing six of its eight games this
\nmonth, including the last two, on the road.Minnesota-Northwestern
Press Notes
\ntakes to the road hoping to snap an eight-game road losing streak in
\n
\njunior center Spencer Tollackson<\/span> has missed the past
\nfive games due to a broken left (non-shooting) hand. Tollackson<\/span>
\nis listed as questionable for tonight\u2019s game.
\nholds a<\/span> 82-56 all-time lead in the series (not
\nincluding vacated games). The Wildcats lead the series in
\n36-33. <\/span>Northwestern has won the last six
\nmeetings including a, 55-40 win in
\non January 20. The Gophers snapped their five-game losing streak Saturday with
\na 65-60 victory over
\nNorthwestern had the weekend off after battling
\n
\nlosing 59-50 in
\nWednesday.
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