Recap Roundups
February 03, 2015
Kentucky 69, Georgia 58
Andrew Harrison scored a season-high 23 points and the host Wildcats hung on through a sluggish second half to remain the nation’s lone unbeaten team.
Butler 85, St. John's 62
Kellen Dunham recorded 21 points as all five Bulldogs starters delivered a solid performance in a home win over the Red Storm.
Mississippi St. 71, Tennessee 66
Craig Sword scored 26 points, making 4-of-5 3-pointers as the visiting Bulldogs snapped a 16-game losing streak for the month of February.
Wisconsin 92, Indiana 78
Frank Kaminsky scored 23 points on 9-of-12 shooting and Nigel Hayes added 16 as the host Badgers torched the Hoosiers in Big Ten play.
Northern Iowa 61, Indiana St. 51
Seth Tuttle tallied 15 points, eight rebounds and five assists as the visiting Panthers held off the Sycamores to preserve their spot atop the Missouri Valley Conference.
Nebraska 76, Northwestern 60
Terran Petteway scored 28 points and the Cornhuskers shot 62.8 percent from the floor in the victory against the visiting Wildcats.
Oklahoma 71, West Virginia 52
Buddy Hield was 5-of-7 from 3-point range and scored 21 points as the Sooners rolled past the visiting Mountaineers.
Wake Forest 88, N.C. State 84
Codi Miller-McIntyre recorded 23 points and five assists as the host Demon Deacons nearly blew a 21-point halftime lead en route to gaining a split of the season series with the Wolfpack.
Louisville 63, Miami-Florida 55
Chris Jones tallied 16 points, eight rebounds, a career-high tying six steals and five assists as the Cardinals held off the host Hurricanes.
Vanderbilt 67, Florida 61
Freshman Riley LaChance scored 15 points as the Commodores led wire to wire in beating the visiting Gators.
DePaul 75, Seton Hall 62
Jamee Crockett scored 21 points and the Blue Demons turned in a strong defensive effort in downing the visiting Pirates.
Syracuse 72, Virginia Tech 70
Michael Gbinije hit the game-winning bucket with 0.1 seconds left as the Orange rallied to stun the visiting Hokies.
Arkansas 75, South Carolina 55
Bobby Portis had 18 points and 13 rebounds to lead the host Razorbacks to an easy victory over the Gamecocks.
Illinois 66, Rutgers 54
Kendrick Nunn scored a game-high 21 points to go along with six rebounds and four assists as the Fighting Illini downed the visiting Scarlet Knights to climb back to .500 in Big Ten play.