Turnovers for SUU--The Spectrum
Grizzlies take apart the Eagles OAKLAND 86, EMU 71--The Detroit Free Press
Nelson's 21 points lead Oakland over Eastern--The Detroit News
OU dunks Eastern--The Oakland Press
Golden Grizzlies Race Past Eastern Michigan, 86-71--OUGrizzlies.com
Jaguars win, will take on Alaska-Fairbanks--The Indy Star
QUICK START HELPS JAGUARS ROLL PAST SC UPSTATE, 80-54--IUPUI JAGUAR ATHLETICS
MIAMI'S LONG-RANGE BARRAGE TOO MUCH FOR JAGUARS IN 73-59 LOSS--IUPUI JAGUAR ATHLETICS
UMKC at No. 17 Arizona--The Kansas City Star
UMKC hopes to hang with Arizona--The Kansas City Star
UMKC falls to Northern Arizona--The Kansas City Star
UMKC Falls At Northern Arizona, 77-62--UMKC Kangaroos
Men's Basketball Heads To PAC-10 Country To Face Off Against Arizona On Monday--UMKC Kangaroos
Men's Basketball Game Time Against Arkansas Tech Moved To A Noon Tip-off--UMKC Kangaroos
Kangaroos Roll To 76-62 Win Behind 23-Point Outburst By Morris--UMKC Kangaroos
How major Illinois teams fared in weekend play--MICentralSports.com
No. 22 Kansas State 77, Western Illinois 64
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) - Kansas State could easily have two losses in its first three games. Freshman Michael Beasley is the reason the Wildcats are still undefeated.
Beasley scored 23 of his 28 points in the second half and had 22 rebounds, lifting No. 22 Kansas State out of a sloppy first half to a 77-64 victory over Western Illinois on Saturday night.
Kansas State (3-0) was ranked in the preseason Top 25 (25th) for the first time since 1975-76, its first ranking of any kind since 1993, and moved up to 22nd based on a pair of wins the first week. But the Wildcats are young, with three freshmen starting, and have been inconsistent even in winning.
The Wildcats opened with an easy win over Sacramento State, then struggled for a 10-point victory over Division II Pittsburgh State on Sunday, allowing the Gorillas to go on a 15-0 run to start the second half.
Kansas State had the same kind of trouble with Western Illinois (1-2), a team that's won only four of its 54 road games in four-plus years under coach Derek Thomas and was picked to finish eighth in the new Summit Conference.
No. 22 Kansas State 77, W. Illinois 64
MANHATTAN, Kan.— Freshman Michael Beasley scored 23 of his 28 points in the second half and had 22 rebounds, helping the Wildcats overcome a sloppy fi rst half.
Western Illinois (1-2), a team that’s won only four of its 54 road games in four-plus years under coach Derek Thomas, capitalized on K-State’s sloppy ball handling and defensive breakdowns to pull to 28-2.
Western falls at No. 22 Kansas State 77-64--Western Illinois Athletics
Defense leads way for NDSU in rout--IN-FORUM Sports
NDSU MEN'S BASKETBALL: Bison hit century mark in win--Grand Forks Herald
Bench play key for Bison this season--The Spectrum
Bison Even Record With 104-51 Stampede of North Carolina Central--GoBison.com
NDSU Finishes Blue Ribbon Challenge at Tennessee Tech Monday Night--GoBison.com
Turnovers plague Jackrabbits in loss to Montana--Argus Leader
Montana State tops SDSU men--Argus Leader SDSU Blog
Jackrabbit men fall to Montana, 70-61--GoJacks.com
Ladies grab first win of season--The Shreveport Times
Defense Wins Tight Game for Ladies--GoCentenary.Com
Men's college basketball roundup: Centenary routs SMU; Grambling State loses--The Shreveport Times
Gents Tame Mustangs in Dallas--GoCentenary.Com
ORU cruises past the Bears--The Tulsa World
Golden Eagles Move to 3-0 with 83-56 Win Over Northern Colorado--Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles
CC, UMKC, ORU Earn Wins in Women's Basketball Action--The Summit League
CC, IUPUI, NDSU, OU Pick Up Men's Basketball Victories Saturday--The Summit League
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