Recap Roundups
January 24, 2017
South Carolina 98, Auburn 69
A South Carolina sharpshooter surprisingly put Auburn on notice Tuesday night.
Maryland 67, Rutgers 55
Maryland junior point guard Melo Trimble has still not missed a game in his three seasons with the Terrapins. But he came close.
Purdue 84, Michigan St 73
Caleb Swanigan didn't feel intimidated by the Michigan State crowd. He just tried to shake off the noise and deliver a typically dominant performance.
Louisville 106, Pittsburgh 51
A career-high 29 points from Donovan Mitchell and red-hot shooting helped No. 14 Louisville breeze to a 106-51 victory over Pittsburgh on Tuesday in the Peterson Events Center on the Panthers' campus.
West Virginia 85, Kansas 69
Esa Ahmad awakened for a career-high 27 points and No. 18 West Virginia pulled away from No. 2 Kansas 85-69 on Tuesday night, ending the Jayhawks' 18-game winning streak.
Virginia 71, Notre Dame 54
This was supposed to be the season that No. 14 Notre Dame finally had an Atlantic Coast Conference answer for No. 12 Virginia.
Syracuse 81, Wake Forest 76
Andrew White and Tyler Lydon connected on 3-pointers in the final 1:23 to lift Syracuse to an 81-76 win over Wake Forest on Tuesday night in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y.
Marquette 74, Villanova 72
The consensus No. 1 ranking was there for the taking Tuesday night for the Villanova Wildcats, the top-ranked team in The Associated Press poll but No. 2 in the coaches' poll.
Arkansas 71, Vanderbilt 70
Arkansas is making a habit of double-digit road comebacks and stunned Vanderbilt with one Tuesday night in a 71-70 victory at Memorial Gym in Nashville, Tenn.
Tennessee 82, Kentucky 80
Super Tuesday turned into Black Tuesday in college basketball as Tennessee stunned No. 4 Kentucky 82-80 on a night when the Nos. 1, 2 and 4 teams all lost.
Wisconsin 82, Penn St. 55
Adjustments on defense and valuable contributions from veteran players boosted No. 15 Wisconsin to its fourth straight victory.
Iowa St. 70, Kansas St. 65
Iowa State blew a 20-point second-half lead against Kansas State but held on to win 70-65 on Tuesday night at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa.
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