AP Sports Update for Sunday Morning
Lawrence rallies Jaguars from 27 down to beat Chargers 31-30
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Trevor Lawrence followed four interceptions with four touchdown passes — one of the most improbable turnarounds in NFL postseason history — and rallied the Jacksonville Jaguars to a 31-30 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. Lawrence engineered the winning drive, highlighted by Travis Etienne's 25-yard run on a fourth-and-1 play, and put the Jaguars in position for Riley Patterson's 36-yard field goal on the final play. It capped a 27-point comeback, the third largest in playoff history. Patterson's kick barely stayed inside the right upright and set off a raucous celebration for a franchise that had won just four games the previous two years.
Herbert, Staley ponder what went wrong in collapse at Jags
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Justin Herbert sat in silence at his locker for roughly 15 minutes and stared into the distance. He had taken off his cleats but was still wearing most of his grass-stained uniform. It was a defining scene for a team devastated by a collapse no one could have seen coming. And it made this much clear: Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers won't get over this loss anytime soon. The Chargers did little in the second half, allowing Trevor Lawrence to follow four interceptions with four touchdown passes and rally Jacksonville from a 27-0 deficit. LA lost 31-30 on Riley Patterson's 36-yard field goal on the final play.
Purdy's 4 TDs lead 49ers past Seahawks 41-23 in playoffs
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Brock Purdy threw three touchdown passes and ran for a fourth score in his playoff debut, leading the San Francisco 49ers to a 41-23 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in a wild-card game. Purdy picked up where he left off in the regular season for the 49ers and showed few signs of playoff jitters by winning his sixth straight start since replacing an injured Jimmy Garoppolo early in a Week 13 win over Miami. The Niners advanced to the divisional round where they will host either Minnesota, Tampa Bay or Dallas next weekend. The Seahawks kept it close before a strip sack by Charles Omenihu late in the third quarter spoiled a red zone drive.
NFL playoffs: Saturday night thriller gets action started
The rest of the NFL playoffs have a lot to live up to after Saturday's display. Rookie Brock Purdy nailed his postseason debut with the San Francisco 49ers with a 41-23 win over the Seattle Seahawks. Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars pulled off a jaw-dropping 27-point comeback in a 31-30 stunner against the Los Angeles Chargers on Saturday night. The games continue with three more Sunday including Miami at Buffalo, Baltimore at Cincinnati and the New York Giants at Minnesota. The opening weekend wraps up Monday night with Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers hosting the Dallas Cowboys.
AP source: Hamlin visits teammates for 1st time since injury
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Damar Hamlin visited with teammates at the Bills' facility on Saturday for the first time since being discharged from a Buffalo hospital. The visit came 12 days after the Bills safety went into cardiac arrest and needed to be resuscitated on the field during a game in Cincinnati. Bills linebacker Matt Milano posted a photo on his Instagram account of a smiling Hamlin shaking hands with a teammate. A person with direct knowledge of Hamlin's schedule confirmed to The Associated Press the player's visit. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because Hamlin has kept his schedule and recovery private.
Morant says sensational slam in Indy was his best one yet
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — To Ja Morant, the answer was a slam dunk. His ferocious jam Saturday night was his best one yet. Morant's dunk came in the third quarter of the Memphis Grizzlies' 130-112 victory over the Indiana Pacers. He drove left into the middle of the lane, put the ball in his right hand and pulled his arm far back to easily throw it down over leaping Pacers big man Jalen Smith. He says it topped his collection of sensational slams because of the difficulty. Teammates leaped off the bench in excitement and reaction followed quickly on social media. Cleveland's Donovan Mitchell urged Morant to do the slam dunk contest.
Buckley makes a pair of eagles and leads the Sony Open
HONOLULU (AP) — Hayden Buckley has a two-shot lead in the Sony Open as he goes after his first PGA Tour victory and a spot in the Masters. It took a lot to get there. Buckley holed out from 133 yards for eagle on No. 10. And then he finished with an eagle on the par-5 18th. That gives him a two-shot lead over Chris Kirk, Ben Taylor and David Lipsky. He also has a little separation. That didn't look possible at one point Saturday because eight players were tied for the lead. Andrew Putnam had a 62 and was three shot back.
Jon Jones to headline UFC 285 in heavyweight title fight
LAS VEGAS (AP) — UFC President Dana White announced Jon Jones will fight for the heavyweight title March 4 against Ciryl Gane in Las Vegas. That fight is the headline event for UFC 285. White said he offered former heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou the richest deal for a heavyweight in UFC history to fight Jones. White said Ngannou turned down the offer, so White turned to Gane. Jones will make his first appearance since February 2020 when he beat Dominick Reyes to defend his light heavyweight championship.
Detroit Mercy's Davis sets NCAA career 3-point record
DETROIT (AP) — Antoine Davis of Detroit Mercy set the NCAA record for career 3-pointers on Saturday, hitting a career-best 11 3s and scoring a season-high 41 points in an 87-75 win over Robert Morris. Davis shot 11 for 18 from long distance and was 15 for 26 overall. His 11 3-pointers increased his career total to 513, eclipsing the previous record of 509 by Fletcher Magee of Wofford from 2014-19. Davis entered the game chasing Magee and Oakland's Travis Bader (504 3s from 2010-14). The 24-year-old Davis has 3,232 career points, good for third in NCAA history. He is 17 points away from second place and 435 points behind Pete Maravich's NCAA record of 3,667.
Calipari, Kentucky silence doubters, beat No. 5 Tennessee
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Antonio Reeves scored 18 points and Oscar Tshiebwe had 15 points and 13 rebounds to lead Kentucky to a 63-56 victory over No. 5 Tennessee on Saturday. Kentucky led 58-50 with 3:28 left in the game. Two free throws by Santiago Vescovi and two buckets by Uros Plavsic closed the gap to two with less than a minute to play. A Wildcat turnover gave Tennessee a shot to tie or take the lead, but Zakai Zeigler and Plavsic missed down low. The Wildcats showed a physical presence and dominated the Volunteers on the boards. Plavsic scored 19 points for Tennessee.
College Basketball Scores
EAST
Adelphi 70, American International 68
Albertus Magnus 102, Lasell 83
Allegheny 89, Waynesburg 62
Amherst 75, Bates 62, OT
Army 83, Boston U. 74
Assumption 76, Pace 58
Bard 80, Skidmore 71
Baruch 84, Medgar Evers 53
Bentley 70, St. Michael's 58
Binghamton 66, Mass.-Lowell 65
Bowie St. 57, Lincoln (Pa.) 56
Bridgeport 84, Goldey-Beacom 81
Brockport 65, Oneonta 63
Brown 72, Princeton 70
Bryant 87, New Hampshire 81
Cairn 77, Rosemont 68
Caldwell 84, Georgian Court 72
California (Pa.) 83, Gannon 66
Catawba 95, Virginia-Wise 81
Charleston (WV) 87, Notre Dame (Ohio) 67
Chatham 110, Franciscan 76
Chestnut Hill 88, Dominican (NY) 84
Christopher Newport 90, Bridgewater (Mass.) 79
Clarks Summit 79, Valley Forge 56
Coast Guard 74, Clark 68
Colgate 71, Bucknell 65
Concord 86, Davis & Elkins 73
Dartmouth 75, Penn 71
DeSales 74, Arcadia 58
Dean 79, Regis College 66
Dist. of Columbia 72, Queens (NY) 60
Drexel 76, Northeastern 55
East Stroudsburg 86, Millersville 75
Eastern 76, Stevenson 60
Eastern Nazarene 80, New England Coll. 62
Elmira 73, Keuka 56
Elms 76, Rivier 58
Emmanuel 82, Colby Sawyer 65
Endicott 80, Roger Williams 62
FDU-Florham 67, Misericordia 60
Fairleigh Dickinson 88, CCSU 80
Fairmont St. 101, West Liberty 76
Fordham 66, La Salle 64
Franklin Pierce 87, St. Rose 56
Geneseo 66, New Paltz 65
Glenville St. 100, WV Wesleyan 53
Harvard 73, Columbia 51
Haverford 60, Dickinson 53
Hilbert 84, Mount Aloysius 83, OT
Hobart 77, Union (NY) 74
Hofstra 86, Delaware 62
Hood 87, Alvernia 86
Houghton 83, Sage 75
Immaculata 72, Neumann 62
Indiana (Pa.) 76, Pitt.-Johnstown 71
Ithaca 99, Clarkson 69
Johns Hopkins 67, Ursinus 51
Johnson & Wales (RI) 70, Norwich 67
Keene St. 78, Mass.-Boston 71
Keystone 77, Bryn Athyn 69
La Roche 80, Alfred St. 68
Lafayette 62, Holy Cross 48
Lancaster Bible 83, Gallaudet 57
Lebanon Valley 68, Messiah 56
Lehigh 78, American 62
Lehman 74, John Jay 67
Lock Haven 87, Kutztown 77
Loyola (Md.) 69, Navy 67
Manhattanville 61, Old Westbury 57
Marshall 73, Old Dominion 65
Marymount 76, Centenary (NJ) 68
Marywood 79, Cabrini 57
Mass. College 64, Framingham St. 60
Mass.-Dartmouth 68, Castleton 57
McDaniel 69, Franklin & Marshall 68
Md.-Eastern Shore 68, Delaware St. 66
Medaille 69, Hartwick 66
Merchant Marine 77, Farmingdale St. 73
Mercyhurst 81, Slippery Rock 51
Merrimack 59, Stonehill 47
Middlebury 72, Colby 63
Mitchell 125, Lesley 71
Montclair St. 86, Kean 81
Morgan St. 83, Coppin St. 66
Mount St. Vincent 69, Mount St. Mary 63
Muhlenberg 90, Washington College (Md.) 63
NJIT 74, Albany (NY) 67
New Haven 58, S. Connecticut 51
Nichols 87, Wentworth 64
Northern Vermont-Johnson 74, Maine Maritime 70
Penn State-Altoona 81, Pitt.-Bradford 73
Pitt.-Greensburg 66, Penn State-Erie 63
Plattsburgh 78, Fredonia St. 74
Post (Conn.) 62, Holy Family 55
Potsdam 79, Buffalo St. 71
Purchast 86, Pratt 80
Rhode Island Coll. 79, Plymouth St. 72
Roberts Wesleyan 94, D'Youville 80
Rowan 76, Rutgers-Newark 66
Rutgers-Camden 80, William Paterson 55
S. New Hampshire 60, Le Moyne 53
SUNY Maritime 90, St. Joseph's (NY) 71
SUNY-Canton 101, Thomas (Maine) 93
SUNY-Cobleskill 92, Northern Vermont-Lyndon 69
SUNY-Delhi 85, Maine-Farmington 63
SUNY-IT 87, Maine-Presque Isle 63
SUNY-Morrisville 79, Penn College 78
Saint Elizabeth 76, Wilson College 66
Saint Joseph (Conn.) 100, Saint Joseph's (Maine) 73
Saint Joseph's 86, Loyola Chicago 55
Saint Louis 81, George Washington 74
Salem St. 67, Fitchburg St. 62
Seton Hill 87, Edinboro 77
Shepherd 81, Bloomsburg 72
Shippensburg 68, Mansfield 61
Springfield 87, MIT 79
St. Anselm 81, St. Thomas Aquinas 74
St. Bonaventure 71, Richmond 63
St. Francis (NY) 82, Sacred Heart 79
St. Francis (Pa.) 87, LIU 68
St. Joseph's (LI) 61, Sarah Lawrence 51
St. Lawrence 50, RPI 37
St. Mary's (Md.) 78, Penn St.-Harrisburg 68
St. Vincent 72, Geneva 60
Staten Island 84, Molloy 70
Stockton 79, NJ City 74
Suffolk 64, Gordon 61
Swarthmore 81, Gettysburg 71
Syracuse 78, Notre Dame 73
Tcnj Lions 79, Ramapo 65
Thiel 83, Westminster (Pa.) 70
Towson 68, Monmouth (NJ) 48
Tufts 57, Hamilton 54
UMBC 85, Maine 77
UMass 75, Rhode Island 65
Utica 73, Alfred 59
Vassar 69, Rochester 65
W. New England 89, Curry 69
W. Virginia St. 82, Alderson-Broaddus 79
Wake Forest 85, Boston College 63
Washington & Jefferson 84, Grove City 83
Wells 67, Penn St.-Abington 65
West Chester 82, Clarion 75
Western Connecticut Wolves 77, S. Maine 62
Wheaton 64, Babson 56
Wheeling Jesuit 83, Frostburg St. 78
Widener 65, York (Pa.) 61
Wilkes 73, Delaware Valley 62
Williams 79, Bowdoin 64
Worcester St. 83, Westfield St. 60
Worcester Tech 64, Emerson 53
SOUTH
Alabama 106, LSU 66
Allen 77, Fort Valley St. 70
Appalachian St. 58, Troy 45
Ark.-Pine Bluff 67, Florida A&M 54
Auburn 69, Mississippi St. 63
Auburn-Montgomery 83, Ala.-Huntsville 78
Augusta 76, Columbus St. 66
Barton 71, Belmont Abbey 70
Belhaven 87, LaGrange 78
Belmont 76, N. Iowa 72
Benedict 68, Albany St. (Ga.) 59
Berea 81, Huntingdon 72
Bethune-Cookman 77, MVSU 71
Charlotte 72, UTSA 54
Chowan 77, Southern Wesleyan 63
Clark Atlanta 66, Edward Waters 63
Clemson 72, Duke 64
Coll. of Charleston 78, Elon 60
Delta St. 75, Christian Brothers 68
E. Kentucky 85, Stetson 70
Elizabeth City St. 95, Shaw 90
Emmanuel 93, Mount Olive 61
FAU 66, North Texas 62
Fayetteville St. 44, Johnson C. Smith 43
Ferrum 81, E. Mennonite 56
Florida 73, Missouri 64
Florida Southern 111, Rollins 106, OT
Francis Marion 97, Erskine 82
George Mason 67, Davidson 65
Georgia 62, Mississippi 58
Georgia Southwestern 62, SC-Aiken 58
Georgia St. 100, Coastal Carolina 66
Greensboro 76, Methodist 67
Guilford 62, Averett 42
Hampden-Sydney 80, Bridgewater (Va.) 63
High Point 64, Presbyterian 56
Houston Christian 90, McNeese St. 81
Howard 86, Norfolk St. 84
Jacksonville 68, Jacksonville St. 62
James Madison 83, Georgia Southern 71
Kennesaw St. 86, North Florida 72
Kentucky 63, Tennessee 56
Lander 76, Clayton St. 63
Lane 71, Spring Hill 61
LeMoyne-Owen 70, Tuskegee 60
Lee 90, Valdosta St. 80
Lenoir-Rhyne 89, Emory & Henry 72
Liberty 82, Cent. Arkansas 62
Lincoln Memorial 108, Anderson (SC) 63
Lipscomb 86, Austin Peay 72
Livingstone 96, Claflin 95, OT
Longwood 72, SC-Upstate 65
Louisiana-Lafayette 79, South Alabama 76
Louisiana-Monroe 61, Texas St. 58
Lynn 87, Barry 85
Mars Hill 64, Limestone 47
Mercer 68, ETSU 55
Morehouse 63, Savannah St. 60
Murray St. 81, Ill.-Chicago 64
NC A&T 61, Stony Brook 59
NC Central 71, SC State 67
NC State 83, Miami 81, OT
NC Wesleyan 80, Brevard 52
Newberry 63, Carson-Newman 55
Nicholls 77, Northwestern St. 63
North Carolina 80, Louisville 59
North Georgia 83, Georgia College 71
Nova Southeastern 106, St. Leo 84
Palm Beach Atlantic 87, Embry-Riddle (AZ) 79
Pfeiffer 85, S. Virginia 64
Piedmont 76, Maryville (Tenn.) 71
Pittsburgh 71, Georgia Tech 60
Queens (NC) 107, North Alabama 78
Radford 75, Charleston Southern 70
Randolph Macon 83, Lynchburg 63
Roanoke 98, Shenandoah 64
SE Missouri 91, Morehead St. 86
Samford 75, Chattanooga 74
Simmons College (Ky) Falcons 66, Asbury 61
Southern U. 81, Grambling St. 73
Tampa 80, Eckerd 73
Tennessee Tech 71, Tennessee St. 63
Texas A&M 94, South Carolina 53
The Citadel 65, W. Carolina 61
Toccoa Falls 61, Bob Jones 58
Transylvania 87, Anderson (Ind.) 84
Tulane 77, UCF 69
UAB 81, Louisiana Tech 74
UNC-Asheville 72, Gardner-Webb 67, OT
UNC-Greensboro 88, Furman 80, OT
UNC-Pembroke 83, North Greenville 62
Union (Tenn.) 81, Mississippi College 68
Vanderbilt 97, Arkansas 84
Virginia 67, Florida St. 58
Virginia Union 77, Virginia St. 69
W. Kentucky 70, FIU 59
Washington & Lee 65, Va. Wesleyan 48
West Florida 72, Shorter 54
West Georgia 92, Montevallo 83
William & Mary 69, UNC-Wilmington 67
William Peace 87, Mary Baldwin 75
Wingate 79, Tusculum 72
Winston-Salem 76, St. Augustines 56
Winthrop 78, Campbell 74
Wofford 86, VMI 67
Young Harris 89, Flagler 84, OT
MIDWEST
Ball St. 75, Miami (Ohio) 61
Bellarmine 61, Florida Gulf Coast 41
Bemidji St. 79, Minnesota St. 69
Benedictine (Ill.) 69, Milwaukee Engineering 57
Calvin 64, Adrian 59
Carleton 75, Macalester 60
Cent. Michigan 87, Buffalo 78, OT
Cent. Missouri 78, Rogers St. 77, OT
Central College 62, Luther 60
Cleveland St. 89, IUPUI 54
Colorado Mesa 69, S.D. Mines 60
Concordia (Moor.) 65, Hamline 60
Concordia (St.P.) 84, Minn.-Crookston 68
Cornell (Iowa) 84, Lawrence 79, OT
Creighton 73, Providence 67
Crown (Minn.) 91, Northland 65
DePauw 86, Wabash 80
Denison 80, Hiram 76, OT
Detroit 87, Robert Morris 75
Drake 86, Bradley 61
Dubuque 86, Simpson 74
E. Illinois 70, UALR 63
Emporia St. 83, Missouri Southern 79, OT
Ferris St. 93, Wis.-Parkside 71
Findlay 84, Trevecca Nazarene 66
Fontbonne 117, Greenville 114, OT
Fort Hays St. 57, Neb.-Kearney 55
Franklin 59, Bluffton 45
Grace Bible 97, Finlandia 75
Grand Valley St. 66, Saginaw Valley St. 62
Heidelberg 82, Marietta 76
Hillsdale 67, Ohio Dominican 52
Hope 91, Albion 67
Ill.-Springfield 81, Drury 58
Illinois College 66, Lake Forest 51
Illinois Tech 81, Concordia (Wis.) 67
Illinois Wesleyan 65, Augustana (Ill.) 50
Indiana 63, Wisconsin 45
Indianapolis 77, Missouri-St. Louis 70
John Carroll 66, Wilmington (Ohio) 64
Kansas 62, Iowa St. 60
Kentucky St. 75, Central St. (Ohio) 71
Knox 58, Beloit 47
Lake Superior St. 65, Purdue-Northwest 63
Lakeland 103, Aurora 95
Lincoln (Mo.) 76, Northeastern St. 68
Malone 86, Lake Erie 80, OT
Manchester 76, Hanover 75
McKendree 82, Maryville (Mo.) 74
Minn. St. (Moorhead) 85, Sioux Falls 80, OT
Minot St. 73, Augustana (SD) 65
Missouri S&T 87, Lewis 75
Monmouth (Ill.) 76, Ripon 70
Mount St. Joseph 69, Earlham 57
Mount Union 74, Otterbein 65
N. Dakota St. 78, Omaha 65
N. Kentucky 74, Green Bay 53
N. Michigan 90, Michigan Tech 65
NW Missouri St. 74, Newman 57
Nebraska Wesleyan 59, Loras 58
North Central 89, Martin Luther 50
North Central College 72, Millikin 48
North Park 61, Carroll (Wis.) 58
Northwestern (Minn.) 83, Bethany Lutheran 79
Ohio Northern 61, Muskingum 50
Ohio Wesleyan 74, Oberlin 69
Olivet 66, Alma 54
Oral Roberts 81, St. Thomas (MN) 69
Principia 74, Blackburn 53
Rockhurst 88, Truman St. 71
Rose-Hulman 77, Defiance 57
S. Dakota St. 82, South Dakota 64
S. Illinois 69, Illinois St. 57
S. Indiana 80, UT Martin 66
SIU-Edwardsville 68, Lindenwood (Mo.) 58
SW Minnesota 67, Northern St. 58
Seton Hall 71, DePaul 67
Southwest Baptist 81, Quincy 79
Spalding 81, Eureka 78
St. John's (Minn.) 86, Bethel (Minn. ) 69
St. Mary's (Minn.) 58, St. Scholastica 57
St. Norbert 73, Rockford 59
St. Olaf 72, Augsburg 68
Tiffin 82, Kentucky Wesleyan 70
Toledo 84, N. Illinois 67
Trine 77, Kalamazoo 73
Upper Iowa 72, St. Cloud St. 57
Valparaiso 76, Evansville 69
W. Michigan 108, Bowling Green 92
Walsh 74, Ashland 45
Wartburg 83, Buena Vista 80
Washburn 93, Pittsburg St. 63
Wayne St. (Mich.) 80, Davenport 66
Wayne St. (Neb.) 72, Mary 52
Webster 80, Westminster (Mo.) 74
Wheaton College (IL) 76, Carthage 70
Wichita St. 73, Tulsa 69
Winona St. 84, Minn. Duluth 72
Wis. Lutheran 84, Dominican 63
Wis.-Oshkosh 78, Wis.-La Crosse 73
Wis.-Platteville 79, Wis.-River Falls 66
Wis.-Stevens Pt. 73, Wis.-Eau Claire 70
Wis.-Superior 72, Minn.-Morris 66
Wis.-Whitewater 87, Wis.-Stout 60
Wooster 79, Wittenberg 76
Wright St. 78, Milwaukee 74, OT
Youngstown St. 85, Oakland 69
SOUTHWEST
Alcorn St. 79, Texas Southern 74, OT
Angelo St. 73, Cameron 56
Baylor 74, Oklahoma St. 58
Cincinnati 54, SMU 52
Dallas 81, Mississippi Univ. for Women 71
E. Texas Baptist 87, Ozarks 62
East Central 66, Ark.-Monticello 59
Hardin-Simmons 105, Concordia-Austin 92
Mary Hardin-Baylor 77, McMurry 75
Oklahoma 77, West Virginia 76
Oklahoma Baptist 77, Arkansas Tech 74
Ouachita Baptist 83, NW Oklahoma 75
Prairie View 59, Jackson St. 50
Rice 83, UTEP 82
S. Nazarene 70, Harding 36
SE Louisiana 75, Incarnate Word 71
SE Oklahoma 79, S. Arkansas 68
SW Oklahoma 75, Henderson St. 70
Southern Miss. 74, Arkansas St. 57
St Edwards 80, Ark.-Fort Smith 76
St. Mary's (Texas) 72, Oklahoma Christian 59
Sul Ross St. 96, Howard Payne 76
TCU 82, Kansas St. 68
Tarleton St. 72, Abilene Christian 63
Texas 72, Texas Tech 70
Texas A&M Commerce 81, Lamar 66
Texas A&M International 64, Dallas Baptist 58
Texas A&M Kingsville 66, Texas-Tyler 59
Texas A&M-CC 97, New Orleans 79
Texas Lutheran 79, Schreiner 74, 2OT
Texas-Dallas 89, LeTourneau 81
Texas-Permian Basin 79, Midwestern St. 76
Trinity (FL) 63, Southwestern (Texas) 50
W. New Mexico 76, Lubbock Christian 67
FAR WEST
Air Force 51, Fresno St. 48
Alaska 75, W. Washington 73
Alaska-Anchorage 68, Simon Fraser 59
Arizona St. 74, Oregon St. 69
BYU 91, Pepperdine 81
Biola 86, Hawaii Pacific 81
Black Hills St. 66, Westminster (Utah) 57
Boise St. 85, Wyoming 68
CS Bakersfield 56, UC San Diego 52
CS Monterey Bay 70, Cal St.-East Bay 67
CS San Bernardino 109, CSU-Chico 105, 3OT
CS San Marcos 68, Humboldt St. 63
CS Stanislaus 70, Cal Poly-Pomona 62
CSU-Pueblo 59, W. Colorado 50
Cal Baptist 79, Grand Canyon 74
Capital 58, Baldwin Wallace 56
Cent. Washington 74, NW Nazarene 65
Chadron St. 92, Adams St. 80
Chaminade 69, Dominican (Cal.) 55
Chapman 93, Occidental 85
Claremont Mudd 60, Caltech 39
Colorado Mines 85, Colo.-Colo. Springs 66
Colorado St. 82, UNLV 81, OT
Denver 78, North Dakota 71
E. Washington 95, Idaho 74
Fort Lewis 80, Colorado Christian 62
Gonzaga 115, Portland 75
Holy Names 94, Fresno Pacific 89, OT
Loyola Marymount 98, San Diego 84
Montana 84, Idaho St. 55
Montana St. 67, Weber St. 52
Montana St.-Billings 68, W. Oregon 59
N. Colorado 69, Portland St. 67
New Mexico 76, San Diego St. 67
Oregon 87, Arizona 68
Pacific (Ore.) 106, Willamette 84
Point Loma 73, Concordia (Cal.) 55
Pomona Pitzer 90, Whittier 81
Puget Sound 76, Linfield 71
Redlands 102, Cal Lutheran 71
Regis 85, Metropolitan St. 70
S. Utah 67, Stephen F. Austin 58
Sacramento St. 59, N. Arizona 56
Saint Mary's (Cal.) 78, San Francisco 61
Sam Houston St. 78, Utah Tech 53
San Francisco St. 78, CS Dominguez Hills 75, OT
Santa Clara 92, Pacific 81
Seattle 85, Utah Valley St. 80
Seattle Pacific 92, St. Martin's 87
Sonoma St. 72, Cal State-LA 71
Southern Cal 71, Utah 56
Texas Rio Grande Valley 85, Chicago St. 82
Texas-Arlington 66, New Mexico St. 55
UC Davis 83, Cal St.-Fullerton 79
UC Irvine 71, CS Northridge 57
UC Riverside 65, UC Santa Barbara 64
UCLA 68, Colorado 54
W. Illinois 60, UMKC 52
Washington 81, California 78, OT
Washington St. 60, Stanford 59
West Texas A&M 108, E. New Mexico 97
NBA Games
Friday's Games
New Orleans 116, Detroit 110
New York 112, Washington 108
Atlanta 113, Indiana 111
Golden State 144, San Antonio 113
Oklahoma City 124, Chicago 110
Minnesota 121, Phoenix 116
Utah 112, Orlando 108
Denver 115, L.A. Clippers 103
Sacramento 139, Houston 114
Saturday's Games
Miami 111, Milwaukee 95
Boston 122, Charlotte 106
Memphis 130, Indiana 112
Atlanta 114, Toronto 103
Minnesota 110, Cleveland 102
Philadelphia 118, Utah 117
Portland 136, Dallas 119
Sunday's Games
New York at Detroit, 1 p.m.
Houston at L.A. Clippers, 3 p.m.
Golden State at Chicago, 3:30 p.m.
Oklahoma City at Brooklyn, 6 p.m.
Sacramento at San Antonio, 7 p.m.
Orlando at Denver, 8 p.m.
Dallas at Portland, 9 p.m.
Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m.
Monday's Games
Boston at Charlotte, 1 p.m.
Indiana at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m.
Golden State at Washington, 3 p.m.
New Orleans at Cleveland, 3 p.m.
Toronto at New York, 3 p.m.
Miami at Atlanta, 3:30 p.m.
Utah at Minnesota, 4 p.m.
Phoenix at Memphis, 6 p.m.
Houston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.
Tuesday's Games
Toronto at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m.
Brooklyn at San Antonio, 8 p.m.
Portland at Denver, 9 p.m.
Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m.