| Show Ike Tribune COLLEGE BASKETBALL The Sdt Sunday February 1 Loud crowd doesn't deter I the Hostile environment: Despite raucous Yellow Jacket fans the Blue Devils make it 15 in a row against Georgia Tech BY PAUL NEWBERRY 7'he Amociaied Pmo ATLANTA — The place was rocking Georgia Tech hasn't been this fired up for a basketball game since Bobby Cremins' glory days But when the clock ran out at Alexander Memorial Coliseum the result was numbingly familiar Duke still rules the Yellow Jackets Freshman Luol Deng scored a 22 points and the career-higNo 1 Blue Devils extended their winning streak to 15 games with an victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday The Yellow Jackets haven't beaten Duke since 1996 their streak now at 15 in a row losing "Our students were great and we had a loud building" coach Paul Hewitt said "They gave us a really big lift at the beginning of the game I just wish we could have given them more at the h 82-7- 4 14th-ranke- d end" 08-- 1 MEN Per 814 i 82 74 111 DUKE GEORGIA TECH i I e00004 Conference) went ahead for good on Deng's free throw with 313 remaining Be missed the second attempt but Shavlik Randolph got the rebound and passed outside to JJ Redick r for who buried the lead a BJ Elder made a couple of free throws with 2:52 left to get within a Georgia Tech (16-basket but the Yellow Jackets missed their next five shots Duke pulled away when Daniel Ewing made a three and Randolph dunked off a bullet pass from Chris Duhon "Wherever we play it's not a dull game" said coach Mike Krzyzewski "Good players want to play in that sort of atmosphere They're not intimidated They use it as a way to play at a higher level" Georgia Tech raced to a quick lead then found itself behind in the opening minute of the second half The Yellow Jackets caught up when Luke Schenscher converted a three-poin- t play with 7:17 remaining putting his team ahead v''' 7- i - 1: ' - --- ' - - Held 76 Sam Jamph183 ' - St 1 kande Pa John's 71 § SI Pates C-i I r' t 1 - V ' e7 ' El r 1 ft 1) ' IlEil II A JOHN M OM 4 - - AIINNlided PIM a day of upsets in the Top 25 — eight teams lost to unranked opponents Georgia Tech was leading 17- 10 when a scuffle occurred in front of its bench with 11:06 remaining in the first half Redick fell on his back and was called out of bounds Elder tried to snatch the ball away and 43-3- 2 But Duke didn't fall victim on got into a tussle with the Duke player Robert Brooks came off the bench and shoved Redick then got into it with Ewing who shouted "You want a piece of me?" Order was restored without any punches being thrown but Brooks was ejected and four technicals were called TOP 25 MEN Reny V BO Le 4elaye1a 74 with 60: Dan Cage hit a 2:18 left that gave the Commodores the lead for good Kentucky (14-- 3 2 LOUISVILLE Ky — Louisville coach Rick Pitino said he felt fine on Saturday — until Marquette's Steve Novak started s hitting Novak made eight treys and 30 points as scored a career-higMarquette beat No 4 Louisville in Pitino's first game back medical leave from a two-da- y "Except for Novak's shooting I feel fine I don't feel good about our basketball team That would make anybody sick" Pitino said Travis Diener added 17 points and seven assists as the Golden Conference USA) Eagles (13-snapped No 4 Louisville's 16- game winning streak Novak who went from the field nd from the free throw - line also grabbed eight rebounds Pitino was as animated as - ever on the sideline three days after returning from a medical - leave He went to the Cleveland Clinic on Tuesday to probe the : cause of a pain that's persisted in - his left side for months causing him to miss the Cardinals' 6448 win over Houston on Wednes: day He said tests revealed no se- rious problems Louisville leading scorer Francisco Garcia finished with 20 points but also had eight turnovers He sprained his ankle in Louisville's win at Tennessee last Sunday and was question- able for this game - Taquan Dean Louisville's top three-poin- t shooter who Pitino didn't expect to play scored four points on shooting as he continued to recover from a '" pulled groin 3-- three-pointer- v' h ' 77-7- 0 5 : : : : : : Of Jeff 3 : : Southeastern Conference) had its 10- game road winning streak in the SEC needed snapped Vanderbilt (144 this victory desperately after having lost four of its previous five a skid that dropped the Commodores out of the Top 25 earlier this week They started fast hitting their first eight from three-poin-t shots and range ti6 Connecticut 63 Boston College 58: Emeka Okafor and Rashad Anderson scored 16 points each and the visiting Huskies held off BC in the last three minutes Charlotte 86 8 Cincinnati 83: Curtis Withers made a pair of free throws with 45 seconds left to seal the 49ers' first victory in 10 tries in Cincirmati Nick Williams hied to tie the game as the buzzer sounded but his three-poishot banged off the back of the rim Brendan Plavich finished with 17 points for Charlotte and Withers added 15 9 Arizona 61 Washington State 57: Channing Frye hit a short jumper with 58 seconds left to help the Wildcats pull out the win at Pullman Wash Frye scored 17 points as Arizona won its 37th straight over Washington State 10 Gonzaga 79 Santa Clara 63: Blake Stepp recorded 21 points and eight assists to lead a second-hal- f comeback as the visiting Zags won their 10th straight game Cory Vielette added 14 points and nine reWest bounds for Gonzaga (17-Coast Conference) which beat the Broncos for the sixth straight time 11 Mississippi State 73 Auburn 68: Shane Power hit four free throws in the final 19 seconds and the visiting Bulldogs won for its best league start in 41 years Timmy Bowers had 17 points and Lawrence Roberts had 14 points and 11 rebounds despite foul trouble for MSU (18-Southeastern Conference) 12 North CaroClemson 81 lina 72: Shawan Robinson scored a 24 points to lift the Ticareer-higgers North Carolina (13-- 34 ACC) has yet to win a conference road game this season Rashad McCants led the Tar Heels with 26 points OTHER GAMES: 2 Stanford 83 Oregon 80: Chris Hernandez scored all of his 22 points in the second half and led the deficit Cardinal back from a ) at Oregon Stanford (18-Pac-10- 9--0 ED In his Prat RuNxEllheAvairtaini first game back after medi- cal leave Louisville coach Rick Pitino stalks the sideline during his teams loss to Marquette remains one of just two undefeated Division I teams in the nation went up Oregon (10-early in the second half but Stanford whittled away until Josh Childress gave the Cardinal its first lead since the opening basket with a three with 3:50 pointer that made it left The teams traded the lead back and forth but Hernandez hit a pair of free throws with 1:12 to go and Nick Robinson added a layup to put the Cardinal up James Davis gave the Ducks a chance in the final seconds when his r pushed Oregon to 81- 80 but Hernandez hit a pair of free atthrows and Davis' three-poitempt at the buzzer to tie it bounced off the back rim Luke Jackson led Oregon with 25 points and Davis added 19 points 3 Saint Joseph's 83 Temple 71: Jameer Nelson and Dellonte West each scored 21 points and the visiting Hawks set an Atlantic 10 record to remain unwith 20 beaten Pat Carroll scored 20 and Chet Stachitas added 12 for St Joe's (18-which extended its winning streak to 18 Vanderbilt 66 5 Kentucky 45-2- 6 6 70-6- 9 2 79-7- 5 three-pointe- 1 h 5 three-pointer- s 0 school-recor- 8-- 0 18 Oklahoma State 70 13 Texas Tech 66: Tony Allen scored 20 d points and John Lucas hit four free throws in the final 12 seconds to lead victhe Cowboys to the tory in Stillwater Okla Iowa State 68 15 Kansas 61: Freshman Curtis Stinson scored 16 of his 19 points in the second half and made a key basket in the final minute as the Cyclones won at home Iowa State (134 Big 12) trailed by 11 points in the first half and by nine early in the second half before storming back to break a losing streak to the Jayhawks (134 Cobra& Coloreds St 75 M Pori Stamm Sin Rena 74 UM 71 Cal 75 Key's Crawl 80 Retort R Cal 73 Tomato 89 New Memai V 79 South Mississippi t1w 64 Long Beech 46 90 Amon St 61 58 ("alone N C Asheville 76 Radlord 82 Comachail SI 68 Morgan St 85 66 Towson 62 NOVItil St 73 70 SE Southern Miss 64 Tolana 58 58 M Alcorn Si 73 Tem Marin 78 E Kentodn 74 Temeeme 65 Honda 63 Temessee Tech Tl Tennessee SI TOWS St 67 Norlimastem St M Troy St 76 ICI 64 UAB 72 Sean 104S 52 Coma 78 tA4188 Winthrop 61 81 BMWs 69 Va Commonwealth We Forest West Beefing Green 88 Marshal Bradley 57 Monne St M Charlotte 86 Cincinnati 83 °nylon Chkago Iowan 74 Boller 71 9 SW 68 Teas 54 t116 Texas 69 Texas A&M 59: The Longhorns didn't allow a field goal in the final 12:41 and beat Texas A&M on the road for the 10th Big 12) straight time Texas (14-shot just 282 percent from the floor in the first half but was able to overcome it thanks to its late defensive performance 19 Wake Forest 91 Virginia 78: Justin Gray scored 26 points in a nearly flawless shooting performance to lead the Demon Deacons at home 20 Syracuse 76 Virginia Tech 64: Gerry McNamara scored 26 points and Hakim Warrick added 15 points and seven assists to lead the Orangemen at home Ohio State 65 21 Purdue 59: Terence Dials dunked over Ivan Kartelo and converted the three-poiplay in the final minutes to lead the Buckeyes in Columbus David Teague had a chance to tie the jumpgame but missed a er and Tony Stockman made four free throws down the stretch to give Ohio State Big Ten) its first win in four games 5-- 3 wide-ope- (10-1- Tennessee n 2-- 5 65 22 Florida 63: Scooter McFadgon scored 24 points and Brandon Crump added 11 points and 11 rebounds to help the Volunteers rally in the final minutes Tent nessee blew an lead early in the second half but never let the Gators get too far ahead The Vols tied it twice in the last nine minutes before retaking the lead with 133 left on Justin Albrecht's two free throws 24 South 79 Mississippi Carolina 68: Justin Reed scored a 32 points and grabbed 11 career-higrebounds to lift the Rebels in Oxford Miss The loss snapped a winning streak for the Gamecocks (18-SEC) Josh Conner led them with 20 points eight-poin- Gamma Milo 88 4 k ' -'- $- h : : 4t - th 3010a11 t I 'I4' t44' 82-4- 9 N 4 - : : : - 0 N ' d- - : : - ) ? o h : : : - I- C4' three-pointer- 7-- 1 1 - : 2 ftlli x N 4 oi I tt! I cookop : ( & 1 N -' ':-- - ''' - 1 ‘' 3 5--2 Nicole Powell posted 15 points 10 assists and nine rebounds leading the host Cardinal past the Cougars for the 38th straight time 9 Louisiana Tech 75 UTEP 58: Amisha Carter collected 20 points and 21 rebounds to lead the host Techsters to their seventh consecutive victory 11 Colorado 68 Missouri 66: Tera Morklund made two free throws with 47 seconds remaining and finished with 19 points to lead the Buffaloes in Columbia Mo 12 Kansas State 74 20 Oklahoma 65: Nicole Oh Ide recorded 27 points and 10 rebounds and Laurie Koehn added V points to help the Wildcats extend their home winning streak to 28 games Charlotte 74 13 De Paul 70: Peaches Harris scored 18 points — 15 of them from beyond the t line — as the host 49ers beat a ranked opponent for the first time since 1997 25 Nebraska 57: Jessika 16 Baylor 67 Stratton finished with 15 points and nine assists run to pull away from and the Bears used a late the visiting Cornhuskers Rutgers 76 17 Miami 69: Cappie Pondexter scored 25 points and the Scarlet Knights handed the Hurricanes their second home loss in four days 21 TCU 96 VAR 66: Sandora Irvin scored 27 points — going 10 of 13 from the field and seven of eight from the line — and added II rebounds for the Horned Frogs in Birmingham Ala t123 Virginia Tech 75 Syracuse 60: leva Kublina totaled 23 points 10 rebounds and 5 blocked five shots for the Hokies on the road three-poin- ' --!-! 16-- 2 Rots Cti Me boutriated i'mv4 St John's Reka Szavula tries to dribble past Connecticut's Willnett Crockett right and Ann Strother on Saturday in Storrs Conn s but the Red Storm straight kept it close for the first 10 minutes and at one point led by as many as four three-pointer- (8-1- 1 OTHER GAMES: $ift Stanford 91 Washington State 67: 81 San It Imo 72 Diego 58 49 9 77 Pordend 91 67 lomat Keyword 74 San Franco° Montana 76 Sacrament SI 50 N Artzena 77 onion SI 42 Idaho Nevada Fresno 71 Memo New 58 9 58 St 53 Ut4 70 V 88 Hem St 73 W 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Air Force broke tie away from a Wesley Stokes had 12 points for San Diego State (11-and Marcus Slaughter added 11 all in the second half 13th-straig- 5-- 0 8 5-- 2 three-pointer- 18-1- 0 32-3- 2-- 9 STATE five-gam- e Vithout Tawas UConn still routs St John's STORRS Conn — Even with star Diana Taurasi on the bench Connecticut had an easy time against St John's 27 Ann Strother scored a career-hig4 No to 10 rebounds and added help points :Connecticut overcome the loss of Taurasi on Saturday and beat St John's Taurasi had just two points when she injured her back after blocking a shot with eight minutes remaining in the first half out Strother and With the came teammates her through Strother hit - seven s and reserve center Liz 10 Sherwood finished with career-hig:boards for the Huskies (16-Big East) "When 'D' is in the game we do look for her" Strother said "Today everybody was looking to score As a team we're coming to gether we're getting our confidence" Taurasi left the game with soreness in her back but coach Geno Auriemma said he held her out as a precaution "I'm feeling all right a little minor inju: Tawas' said as she jogged off the floor - after the game "We're good" Kim MacMillan and Danielle Chambers each scored 11 points for the Red Storm :2-6- ) who have lost 20 straight to liConn Strother opened the game with two 38 00 OTHER GAMES: Colorado State 75 Wyoming 74 (01): Dwight Boatner hit a layup with 43 seconds left in overtime and Matt Williams scored 15 points as the Rams won at home Boatner who scored 11 points forced a turnover to set up the shot for Colorado Williams was 11- State (11-for-1from the free throw line in the third consecutive overtime game for the Rams Jay Straight scored 26 points and Alex Dunn added 12 for Wyo2A) ming UNLV 89 New Mexico 80: JK Edwards tied a career-higwith 21 points on shooting along with 10 rebounds and seven blocks to lead the Rebels at home UNIAT (11-Mountain West Conference) shot 59 percent from the field as a team on 29 of 49 attempts Romel Beck scored a team-hig22 points while Odartey Blankson added 21 points Jerel Blassingame added 13 points New Mexico's Javin Tindall led all scorers and tied a career-higwith 27 points The Lobos fell to 11- game-winnin- 3-- 8 (9-1- 7 h ON : 9 ) TOP 25 WOMEN PRESS tarholis WEST MEN Weber drops another in Big Sky 11 12 00 0 Adwon Last season Weber State went unbeaten in Big Sky Conference play This year the Wildcats have a losing record after the first half of the league schedule WSU dropped to in the conference with Saturday's 73- 67 loss to Eastern Washington at Cheney Wash The Wildcats are in a three-watie for fourth place Marc Axton scored a 25 points for the career-higleague-leadinEagles ) and Brendon Merritt added 16 went from the field including on 3-- 4 y h g (6-1- AN-to- n three-pointer- s Slobodan Ocokoljic posted 21 points for WSU in a game that included 15 lead changes Eastern Trailing Washington put together an 80 run that included six straight 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