No. 25 Colorado 81, S. Utah 38--The Oakland Press
BOULDER, Colo. — Jackie McFarland scored 22 points and Brittany Spears added 17, guiding Colorado to its eighth straight win.
Bianca Smith came off the bench to score 12, including three 3-pointers. Aija Putnina had six points and Susie Powers dished out seven assists, for the Buffaloes (9-2), who are in the top 25 for the first time in three years.
Southern Utah (2-9) lost its 30th straight road contest, including seven straight this season. The Thunderbirds haven’t won on the road since a win over St. Mary’s on Dec. 10, 2005.
Fife puts Mastodons under tight orders--The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
IUPUI SEEKS NINTH STRAIGHT AT SAINT LOUIS ON SATURDAY--IUPUI JAGUAR ATHLETICS
NDSU makes final--The Bison Zone
The W&W boys lead NDSU to win--The Dickinson Press
Woodside’s 31 leads NDSU?over Bucknell--The Jamestown Sun
North Dakota State Defeats Bucknell, 68-60--GoBison.com
SDSU loses to Cal-State-Bakersfield--Argus Leader
Jackrabbits come up just short in OT at Bakersfield--GoJacks.com
Jackrabbits return home against UNI--GoJacks.com
Gents End Non-conference Schedule at Hawai'i--GoCentenary.Com
No. 24 Oklahoma St. 83, Oral Roberts 65--The Oakland Press
STILLWATER, Okla. — Danielle Green scored a season-high 22 points, Andrea Riley added 19 points and No. 24 Oklahoma State beat Oral Roberts for its 22nd straight nonconference home win.
The Cowgirls (11-1) used a late fi rsthalf run to build a 16-point halftime lead despite a slow start by Riley, and led by double figures throughout the second half.
Riley, the Big 12’s leading scorer with 20.6-point average, scored only one point and was 0-for-6 from the field before hitting a pair of 3-pointers shortly after halftime to keep the Cowgirls comfortably ahead.
Oral Roberts cut it to 54-44 when Jenny Hardin capped a run of six straight points midway through the second half, but Oklahoma State responded immediately with a 15-5 surge to put the game away.
Maria Cordero’s three-point play with 6:26 remaining gave Oklahoma State a 69-49 cushion.
The Golden Eagles (7-5), the defending champions of the newly renamed Summit League, got steady production inside from the tandem of Janae Voelker and Hardin.
Voelker scored a career-best 23 points before fouling out with 2:52 left, and Hardin had 17 points and nine rebounds. The Golden Eagles have lost three straight games.
Cordero finished with 15 points.
Oklahoma State pulled away with a 19-3 run before the close of the first half, building a 44-26 edge when Kristin Hernandez weaved her way into the lane and converted a layup. Mariana Camargo ended a 5-minute field goal drought for Oral Roberts with a layup at the halftime buzzer.
Cowgirls conquer Eagles--The Tulsa World
Green leads Cowgirls past ORU--The Oklahoman
Golden Eagles Fall to In-State Rival Oklahoma State, 65-83--Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles
ORU thriving on defense--The Tulsa World
ORU aims to curtail Aggie star--The Tulsa World
NDSU Beats Bucknell, SDSU Falls in Overtime--The Summit League
ORU, SUU Fall to Nationally Ranked Teams in Women's Basketball--The Summit League
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