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Ohio State Buckeyes (20-7) @ Michigan State Spartans (21-6)
Date: Sunday February 21st, 2010
Time: 12:00pm EST
Preview: The Big Ten Conference is on the line in East Lansing, when the Ohio State Buckeyes come to town. Ohio State sit’s a full game behind both Michigan State and Purdue at the top of the conference. The Buckeyes had their six game winning streak snapped on Wednesday to Purdue. The Buckeyes have Evan Turner, who is in the running for the national player of the year. Turner is scoring 19.5 points per game, 9.2 rebounds per game, and 5.8 assists per game. The Buckeyes, as a team, are scoring 73.7 points per game, and the defense is allowing just 60.2 points per game. The Buckeyes are just 5-5 in true road games this season; falling at Butler, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and West Virginia. The Spartans, after losing three straight games have won their last two games. Now Tom Izzo and the Spartans are looking to wrap up their second straight conference title, and seeking a possible 1 or 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. The Spartans are led by guard Kalin Lucas, who is in the running with Turner as Big Ten player of the year. Lucas is scoring 15.7 points per game. The Spartans, as a team are scoring 74.3 points per game. Michigan State is 13-1 at home with their lone loss coming to Purdue.

Texas A+M Aggies (19-7) @ Baylor Bears (20-6)
Date: Wednesday February 24th, 2010
Time: 9:00pm EST
Preview: Two teams seeking to improve their tournament chances will meet in Waco for a Big 12 tilt. The Texas A+M Aggies bounced back from their five point loss to Kansas, by downing the Iowa State Cyclones on Saturday night. The Aggies are 8-4 in Big 12 play; tied with Missouri for third place, just a game behind second place Kansas State. The Aggies are 4-4 on the road; and have lost their last four; at Washington, Kansas State, Texas and Oklahoma State. Donald Sloan leads the team in scoring, with 18.2 points per game. The Bears are coming off a tough loss at Oklahoma State on Saturday night. The loss for Scott Drew’s squad unsnapped their three game winning streak. The Bears are 7-5 in conference play; just one game behind third place. The Bears have just one home loss; and that came on January 26th to the Kansas State Wildcats. LaceDarius Dunn leads the Bears in points with 19.1 per game. The Bears as a team are scoring 77.1. Texas A+M won the first meeting between these two teams in College Station; 78-71.

Kentucky Wildcats (26-1) @ Tennessee Volunteers (20-6)
Date: Saturday February 27th, 2010
Time: 12:00 pm EST
Preview: The Kentucky Wildcats will look to put a close to the SEC title race on Saturday when they play in Knoxville against the Tennessee Volunteers. Kentucky has played two straight tight games; winning in overtime at Mississippi State on  Tuesday and following that with a win in Nashville on Saturday over Vanderbilt. The Wildcats have just one loss this season; January 26th at South Carolina. Freshman John Wall leads the team in points per game with 17, while fellow Freshman DeMarcus Cousins is adding 16 points and 10 rebounds per game. Kentucky is ranked # 2 in the country, and currently would hold a # 1 seed in the NCAA tournament. For the Volunteers, they look to improve their seeding in the tournament, as their 20-6 record keeps them secure. The Volunteers are 8-4 in conference play; tied in third place with Florida. The Volunteers have won two straight games; at home to Georgia and a road win at South Carolina on Saturday. Bruce Pearl’s team is scoring 75.3 points per game, led by Wayne Chism’s 13.2. The Volunteers lone home loss this season came on January 27th at the hands of the Vanderbilt Commodores. These two teams played on February 13th with the Wildcats coming away with a 73-62 win.

New Mexico Aggies (25-3) @ Brigham Young Cougars (25-3)
Date: Saturday February 27th, 2010
Time: 4:00 pm EST
Preview: In a tilt between two of the most overlooked teams in the country, the New Mexico Aggies will head to west to take on the Brigham Young Cougars. This game may decide the champion of the Mountain West Conference, as both teams have just one week of conference play remaining after this bout. The Aggies have won 11 straight games, including a very tough win over 9-16 Air Force on Saturday night. New Mexico won 59-56. The Aggies are scoring 77 points per game, and the defense is yielding 66.4 points per. New Mexico is 11-2, holding a ½ game lead in conference play. The Aggies took losses at San Diego State and at home to Utah earlier in the season. Steve Alford and the Aggies are led in scoring by Darington Hobson, and his 16 points per game. The Cougars picked up a road win in Wyoming on Saturday night. In the last three games; the Cougars have scored an average of 88 points per game. Brigham Young’s leading scorer Jimmer Fredette is putting in 21.5 per game. The Cougars last loss came on February 6th in Vegas against UNLV. The Cougars have yet to lose at home this season.  The last time these two teams played was on January 27th;  where New Mexico won 76-72. This game is the final home game for the Cougars this season.

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This Week's NCAA Basketball News & Other Notables

• Wednesday January 20th, 2010
  Purdue snaps ugly three game losing streak.
              The Purdue Boilermakers got back on track Tuesday night in a 84-78 road win at Illinois. After trailing by four at halftime, the Boilermakers scored 56 second half points to come away with the win. The win for Purdue pushed them to 3-3 in Big Ten play, and 15-3 overall. JaJuan Johnson led the Boilermakers in scoring with 24 points, and he also grabbed 12 rebounds. Demitri McCamey led Illinois with 28 points.

• Wednesday January 20th, 2010
  Uconn’s Calhoun takes medical leave of absence.
              Jim Calhoun, the head coach of the Connecticut Huskies will take a leave of absence from coaching. An undisclosed health condition has marred the 67 year old head coach. Calhoun had prostate cancer in 2003, and skin cancer twice, most recently in 2008. Associate head coach George Blaney will become the interim head coach for Connecticut. The Huskies are 11-6 this season, and have fallen out of the Top 25, after losing three straight games.

• Wednesday January 20th, 2010
  Turner scores 20 and grabs 13 in Buckeyes win.
              The Ohio State Buckeyes used 20 points and 13 rebounds from Evan  Turner, in the 20 point win over the Northwestern Wildcats. Turner missed much of the month of December has returned and led Ohio State to three straight wins. Turner is averaging 18.6 points and 9.7 rebounds per game. Ohio State has moved to 4-3 in Big Ten play, and 14-5 overall.

• Tuesday January 19th, 2010
  Boston College rallies to beat Miami.
              The Boston College Eagles outscored Miami by 14 points in the second half, to beat the Hurricanes 79-75. Boston College was led by Joe Trapani’s career high of 31 points. Trapani is scoring 15.2 points per game for the Eagles. Boston College with the win, moved them to 11-8 overall, and 2-3 in ACC, while Miami is now 15-4 overall, but 1-4 in conference play.

• Tuesday January 19th, 2010
  Yellow Jackets use free throws to down Clemson.
              Zachery Peacock hit two free throws with just over 3 seconds to go, to lead Georgia Tech to a 66-64 win over Clemson. The Yellow Jackets with the win moved to 14-4 overall, and 3-2 in Atlantic Coast Conference play. The loss for Clemson dropped them to 15-4 overall, and 3-2 in conference play. Georgia Tech was led in scoring by Derrick Favors, with 17 points, and 14 rebounds.

• Wednesday January 13th, 2010
  Turner pours in 32 in upset win over Purdue.
              Evan Turner scored 32 points; with 23 in the second half to upset the Purdue Boilermakers on Tuesday night. Turner also added nine rebounds in the third game back since missing a month with a fracture in his back. Robbie Hummel scored 35 points, with 29 in the first half, in the loss for the Boilermakers. Ohio State jumps to 2-2 in Big Ten play with the win, while Purdue is also now 2-2.

• Wednesday January 13th, 2010
  Kentucky moves to 17-0 after beating Florida.
              The Kentucky Wildcats, in John Calipari’s first season as head coach moved to 17-0 on Tuesday. Kentucky freshman Eric Bledsoe scored a career high 25 points to help them stay unbeaten. Freshman stud John Wall finished the game with 19 points, despite starting slow. Patrick Patterson also added 15 points and 7 rebounds. Kentucky, along with Texas - remain unbeaten, and in the Top Two in the Associated Press poll. Florida, with the loss, dropped to 11-5 overall and 0-2 in SEC play.

• Wednesday January 13th, 2010
  Colorado upsets Baylor.
              The Colorado Buffaloes upset the Baylor Bears Tuesday 78-71. The win for Colorado ended their nine game losing streak against teams ranked in the Top 25. Baylor came into the game ranked # 22 in the Associated Press poll. Colorado was led by Cory Higgins’ 18 points, and Marcus Relphorde’s 17. The Buffaloes are now 10-6 overall, while Baylor dropped to 13-2.

• Tuesday January 12th, 2010
  Wake Forest beats Maryland in overtime.
              The Wake Forest Demon Deacons edged Gary Williams’ Maryland squad on Tuesday night; 85-83 in overtime. Wake Forest was led by Al-Farouq Aminu’s 24 points. The win for Wake Forest moved them to 12-3 overall and 2-1 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Maryland, in the loss, was paced by Grevis Vasquez’s 30 points. The Terrapins are now 10-5 overall and 1-1 in conference play.

• Tuesday January 12th, 2010
  Northern Iowa wins 14th straight game.
              The Northern Iowa Panthers won their 14th straight game on Tuesday night, with a 52-50 win over Bradley. The win for the Panthers are off to their best start since going 19-1 to start the 1963-1964 season. The Panthers were led by Ali Farokhmanesh’s 14 points, and helped by Jordan Eglseder’s 11 points and 10 rebounds. The Panthers winning streak is the third longest in the NCAA; behind Kentucky and Texas.

• Wednesday January 6, 2010
  Turner set to return for Ohio State.
  Ohio State Buckeyes stud Evan Turner is set to return to action on Wednesday night against the Indiana Hoosiers. Turner, who has been sidelined since December 5th leads the team in almost all offensive categories. Initially, doctors told Turner he would miss up to 8 weeks, but after 4.5 weeks, they have determined his bones in his lower back are healed properly. Ohio State lost both their Big Ten games on the road without Turner, and will look to beat up on an Indiana team that comes in at 7-6.

• Wednesday January 6, 2010
  Purdue off to best start in school history.
  After blow-ing out West Virginia at home over the weekend, the Purdue Boilermakers, led by Matt Painter, continued their hot start with a 79-60 win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers. The Boilermakers were led by Robbie Hummel’s 18 points. Purdue is off to their best start in school history; 14-0. Purdue will be looking to win their 15th straight on January 9th in Madison Wisconsin, against the Badgers.

• Wednesday January 6, 2010
  Illinois blows out Iowa.
  The Fighting Illini of Illinois won their second straight Big Ten game, downing the Iowa Hawkeyes. Freshman D.J. Richardson scored 17 points to pace the Illini. The win, allowed the Illini to move to 2-0 in conference play for the first time since 2004-2005. The loss for Iowa dropped them to 0-3 in conference play, and 5-10 overall.

• Tuesday January 5, 2010
  Georgia edges Georgia Tech.
  In a battle for state supremacy, the Georgia Bulldogs knocked off the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Trey Thompkins scored 20 points to lead Mark Fox’s Bulldogs to win. The win for Georgia continue their long time dominance over the Yellow Jackets at home. Georgia has won every meeting played at Stegeman Coliseum since 1976. Georgia Tech has already won 11 games this season, which is just one shy of their season total last year. Georgia Tech made just 3 of 12 shots from behind the arc in the loss.

• Tuesday January 5, 2010
  Pittman leads Longhorns to win.
  Dexter Pittman was once again a stud for the Texas Longhorns, this time leading them to a 96-85 win over the Arkansas Razorbacks. The win for Texas moved them to 14-0 overall, one of four teams left in college basketball that has yet to lose. Pittman scored 21 points and ripped down 10 rebounds in the game. The loss for Arkansas dropped them to 7-8 overall. The Razorbacks upset the Longhorns last year, but have since won just 9 of 32 games. Texas will begin Big 12 play on Saturday, against Colorado. Arkansas’ next game will be on January 14th against Mississippi State.

• # 1 Kansas holds off Memphis.
  The Kansas Jay Hawks left St. Louis late Tuesday night with a 57-55 win over the Memphis Tigers. Memphis, under new coach Josh Pastner, and without four starters from last years team, had an Elliot Williams three point shot at the buzzer bounce off the rim. Cole Aldrich led Kansas with 18 points and 11 rebounds for a Jay Hawks offense Bill Self said “stunk”. Williams led the Tigers with 21 points.


• # 2 Michigan State escapes home win over Gonzaga.
  The Michigan State Spartans used a 45-36 second half to come away with a 75-71 home win over the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Gonzaga got off to a quick start, leading by double digits early but could not hold the lead late in the second half. The Spartans were led by Durrell Summers and Kalin Lucas, who had 21 and 19 points respectively. Gonzaga had four players in double figures, with Elias Harris and Robert Sacre scoring 17 each. The Bulldogs started the season unranked, but look to get votes in the next pool, after the solid road performance.


• Louisville tops Arkansas.
  Rick Pitino and the Louisville Cardinals opened their season with a 30 point blow-out win over the Arkansas Razorbacks. Reginald Delk scored 20 points off the bench for the Cardinals, and Jared Swopshire added 10 points and 11 rebounds. Rotnei Clarke scored 16 points for Arkansas, four days after scoring 51 points against Alcorn State in the season opener.


• Iowa falls again.
  Bill Clark nailed a three point shot with 11.7 seconds remaining, as the Dukes of Duquesne upset Iowa 52-50. The loss for the Hawkeyes was their second in as many games to start the season. The Hawkeyes lost to Texas-San Antonio in their season opener. The 0-2 start for Iowa is their first since the 1970-1971 season. Damian Saunders scored 16 points, and grabbed 16 rebounds for the Dukes.


• New Mexico beats New Mexico State.
  In the state rivalry, between New Mexico and New Mexico State, the Lobos beat the Aggies 97-87. Steve Alford’s team moved to 2-0 behind a career high 27 points from Phillip McDonald. McDonald made 8 of 15 shots, and was assisted by Roman Martinez with 24 points. Jahmar Young led the Aggies with 26 points; with 22 coming in the first half.


• Razorbacks suspend five for season opener.
  The University of Arkansas suspended five basketball players on Tuesday, for their part in a rape complaint filed and also for violating team rules. Head coach John Pelphrey suspended guards Courtney Fortson and Stefan Walsh indefinitely, while Marcus Britt will sit six games, and Glenn Bryant two games. Walk-on guard Nick Mason will not dress for games the entire fall semester. In the rape complaint, an 18 year old freshman accused three basketball players of raping her August 27 at a frat house. The three players were noted as Britt, Bryant and Mason.


• Top Ranked Jay Hawks cruise in exhibition final.
  The Kansas Jay Hawks used their last exhibition game to cruise past division 2 Pittsburg State. Head Coach Bill Self was very impressed with the play of several of his players; with Xavier Henry, Thomas Robinson and Elijah Johnson at the top of the list. Robinson played his best game of the pre-season scoring 17 points, while Henry scored 10 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Kansas will start their regular season slate on Friday November 13th, when they host Hofstra.


• Hawaii center Kurtz will miss first 6 games of season.
  The Hawaii Rainbows will be without their center Douglas Kurtz for the first six games, after the NCAA found out he played in three games of a professional league. The NCAA ruled him suspended and the team elected NOT to appeal the decision. The 7 foot center transferred from junior college in Iowa. Hawaii will open it’s season on Friday November 13th in their own Rainbow Classic against Southern Utah. Kurtz will be able to play his first game on December 6th against Lamar.


• UNLV welcomes back 1990 team.
  The UNLV Running Rebels honored their 1990 Championship team during an exhibition game against Washburn on Tuesday. Greg Anthony and head coach Jerry Tarkanian received the loudest ovations on the night. Larry Johnson and Stacey Augmon, two of the top players on that team did not attend, due to other commitments. That year, UNLV beat Duke by 30 points in the championship game. That margin was the largest in a title game, in all of NCAA Men’s Basketball.

• Seton Hall suspends Keon Lawrence indefinitely.
  Keon Lawrence, who transferred from Missouri to Seton Hall in 2008 has been suspended indefinitely. Lawrence was charged with driving while intoxicated on the Golden State Parkway. The Pirates will start their season on Friday November 13th, as they host St. Peter’s. Seton Hall plays a very weak non conference schedule, as their toughest opponents appear to be Massachusetts and  Temple.