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College Hoops | Gonzaga dominates Division III Augustana 79-40
Steven Gray scored 12 points and No. 21 Gonzaga overwhelmed Augustana of Illinois 79-40 on Wednesday, rebounding from a tough loss to Wake Forest by pounding the Division III Vikings.
SPOKANE — Steven Gray scored 12 points and No. 21 Gonzaga overwhelmed Augustana of Illinois 79-40 on Wednesday, rebounding from a tough loss to Wake Forest by pounding the Division III Vikings.
Bol Kong added 10 points and 12 different players scored for Gonzaga (7-2).
Augustana (5-1), from Rock Island, Ill., was on the schedule because members of the two coaching staffs are friends. The Vikings are a power in D-III, ranked 15th this week.
But they could do little right against the Zags, starting with the warmup. The Vikings dunked during the warmup, and were assessed a technical. Matt Bouldin made both free throws and the game began with the Vikings already trailing 2-0.
This one was over early, the Zags taking a 20-7 lead on Gray's three-pointer midway through the first.
Bouldin, Gonzaga's leading scorer, bumped heads with an Augustana player in the first half and was on the floor for a couple of minutes. He was able to walk off, but did not play in the second half as a precaution.
The Bulldogs play Davidson on Saturday during their annual home game at KeyArena.
Other men's games
No. 4 Kentucky 64, No. 14 Connecticut 61
Freshman John Wall scored a season-high 25 points, including 12 of Kentucky's last 15 in the game, and the Wildcats (9-0) beat Connecticut (6-2) in the SEC/Big East Invitational at New York's Madison Square Garden.
At No. 1 Kansas 99, Radford 64
Cole Aldrich had 15 points and nine rebounds, and Kansas (8-0) used a dominating first half to rout Radford (4-3). The Jayhawks extended the nation's longest home winning streak to 47 games.
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No. 3 Villanova 97, Saint Joseph's 89
Scottie Reynolds scored 22 points and Taylor King had 20 to lead four Villanova players in double digits, and the Wildcats (9-0) beat St. Joseph's (3-5) at the Palestra.
At No. 5 Purdue 86, Valparaiso 62
JaJuan Johnson and E'Twaun Moore each scored 19 points to lead Purdue (8-0), off to its best start since the 1993-94 season.
At No. 6 West Virginia 68, Duquesne 39
Kevin Jones scored 16 points, Wellington Smith had 11 and Da'Sean Butler scored 10 to lead West Virginia (6-0).
At Arizona 83, Louisiana Tech 67
Nic Wise scored 24 points and Jamelle Horne had 20 points and eight rebounds as five players scored in double figures for the Wildcats (4-4).
California 79, at Pacific 54
Patrick Christopher had game-high totals of 22 points and 10 rebounds to lead California (6-3) past Pacific (6-2).
Women's games
San Jose State 68, at No. 22 California 66
Chasity Shavers scored a career-high 32 points and made three free throws in the final 34 seconds to close out San Jose State's upset of California (4-4).
Shavers repeatedly beat the Bears with fast-break layups and was 11 of 19 from the field.
Alexis Gray-Lawson scored 21 but missed on a drive to the basket with 6 seconds left.
At No. 14 Arizona St. 67, North Dakota 43
Kayli Murphy scored 15 points and Arizona State (7-1) used smothering defense and dominance on the boards to cruise past North Dakota (2-7).
New Mexico 81, at Arizona 61
New Mexico (6-3) made 12 of 20 three-point shots to knock off Arizona (5-2) at McKale Center. The Lobos' starting backcourt of Amy Beggin, Lauren Taylor and Sara Halasz combined to shoot 20 for 29.
UPDATE - 10:30 PM
Zags going dancing for 13th straight year
Courtney Vandersloot leads Gonzaga to WCC women's tournament title
NEW - 9:45 PM
Texas Tech fires coach Pat Knight after three seasons
NEW - 9:30 PM
NW Briefs: Eastern Washington dismisses Kirk Earlywine as men's basketball coach
Seattle U. women end season with win
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