Recap Roundups
December 11, 2016
Virginia Tech 80, Mississippi 75
Junior guard Ahmed Hill scored 20 points, including some clutch free throws in the final seconds, and the Hokies survived a late flurry from Ole Miss to register an 80-75 win Sunday at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va.
LIU Brooklyn 74, St. John's 73
Iverson Fleming scored 21 points, including the game-winning layup, to lift LIU-Brooklyn to a 74-73 win against St. John's at the Barclays Center on Sunday afternoon.
Kentucky 96, Hofstra 73
No. 6 Kentucky started a four-game road swing Sunday with a 96-73 victory over Hofstra at the Barclays Center on Sunday.
Florida St. 83, Florida 78
Florida State is on a bit of a winning streak as of late against Florida.
North Carolina 73, Tennessee 71
North Carolina coach Roy Williams felt miserable about the way his team played against Tennessee, but he liked being lucky in the end.
Minnesota 77, Northern Illinois 57
Five Golden Gophers scored in double figures as Minnesota maintained its mastery of Northern Illinois with a 77-56 nonconference victory Sunday at Williams Arena in Minneapolis.
Oregon 65, Alabama 56
Two years ago, Oregon fans were among those chanting "We Want 'Bama" in football.
Savannah State 93, Oregon St. 90
Freshman Robert Kelly Jr. came off the bench to post season highs of 24 points and nine rebounds, leading visiting Savannah State to a 93-90 victory over Oregon State in overtime Sunday at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Ore.
Northwestern 83, New Orleans 49
Nathan Taphorn led a balanced attack with 18 points as Northwestern preserved its perfect home record with an 83-49 non-conference victory over New Orleans on Sunday at Welsh-Ryan Arena.
St. Mary's 84, UC Irvine 53
No. 12 Saint Mary's was pleased with its 84-53 bounce-back victory over UC-Irvine on Sunday, but the highlight of the evening was a first-half play by someone who played just 1.3 seconds in that half.
Nevada 87, Washington 85
Nevada guard Marcus Marshall, who scored a game-high 32 points, made a mid-range jump shot off a drive with less than a second left to give the Wolf Pack an 87-85 victory over Washington on Sunday night in Seattle.
Southern California 93, Pepperdine 67
Elijah Stewart scored 26 points and made seven 3-pointers, helping USC remain unbeaten with a 93-67 victory over visiting Pepperdine on Sunday night at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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