Recap Roundups
February 28, 2017
Maryland 79, Rutgers 59
Melo Trimble paced a balanced attack with 11 points and seven assists and Maryland snapped a three-game skid with a 79-59 win over Rutgers on Tuesday night at Louis Brown Athletic Center in Piscataway, N.J.
Seton Hall 62, Georgetown 59
Angel Delgado had a double-double and his layup with just more than a minute left gave Seton Hall the lead for good in a 62-59 win over Georgetown on Tuesday night at the Prudential Center.
South Carolina 63, Mississippi St. 57
Senior guard Sindarius Thornwell scored 22 points to help South Carolina hold off pesky Mississippi State 63-57 on Tuesday in Southeastern Conference play at Columbia, S.C.
Texas A&M 60, Missouri 43
Texas A&M's Tonny Trocha-Morelos scored a game-high 18 points and J.C. Hampton added 13 against cold-shooting Missouri in the Aggies' 60-43 victory on Tuesday night at Columbia, Mo.
Purdue 86, Indiana 75
Three years removed from back-to-back losing seasons, No. 16 Purdue is back on top in the Big Ten Conference.
Duke 75, Florida St. 70
Duke celebrated Senior Night and welcomed a key contribution from a freshman Tuesday night.
Creighton 82, St. John's 68
Creighton sent its seniors out in style with an 82-68 rout of St. John's in Omaha, Neb., on Tuesday in the Bluejays final home game of the regular season.
Ohio St. 71, Penn St. 70
Jae'Sean Tate's layup with three seconds left lifted Ohio State to a 71-70 win over Penn State on Tuesday in State College, Pa.
Providence 73, DePaul 64
Providence continued its late surge toward a fourth straight NCAA bid on Tuesday night.
Kentucky 73, Vanderbilt 67
Thanks to the biggest comeback of the John Calipari era, No. 9 Kentucky clinched at least tie for its 48th Southeastern Conference championship.
Georgia Tech 61, Pittsburgh 52
Center Ben Lammers scored 20 points and Georgia Tech kept its NCAA Tournament hopes alive with a 61-52 victory over Pittsburgh on Tuesday at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta.
Iowa St. 86, Oklahoma St. 83
Iowa State senior guard Matt Thomas, fresh off tying his career high with seven 3-pointers in a win over Oklahoma State, joked with the crowd at Hilton Coliseum that had hung around to celebrate Senior Night and the Cyclones' sixth win in a row.
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