College Basketball: Illinois-Chicago upsets Oregon State 63-61

CHICAGO — It was a frustrating homecoming for Craig Robinson and another humbling defeat for his Oregon State Beavers.

Six-footer Robo Kreps scored over 6-foot-11 center Roeland Schaftenaar with 5.6 seconds to play Wednesday night, rallying Illinois-Chicago to a 63-61 upset over Oregon State.

"It was a complete collapse," said Oregon State coach Robinson, a Chicago native.

In falling to a Horizon League team that had lost its previous six games, the Beavers blew a late seven-point lead largely because they threw away four inbounds passes in the final 1:24.

Oregon State (4-5) had opened the season with a 24-point loss to Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and later dropped a home game to Sacramento State.

Kreps finished with 19 points for Illinois-Chicago (2-6), which had beaten only Division II Illinois-Springfield.

Other Pac-10 men

Oklahoma State 71,

at Stanford 70

James Anderson scored 28 points to help Oklahoma State beat Stanford as part of the Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series. The Big 12 owns a 9-2 record in the series. Obi Muonelo added 20 points for the Cowboys (9-1).

Landry Fields had 22 points and 12 rebounds for the Cardinal (5-4).

At Oregon 79,

Mississippi Valley State 51

Guard Garrett Sim had 19 points, eight rebounds and six assists for the Ducks in his first start of the season. Jamil Wilson scored 12 points for the Ducks (5-4). Julius Cheeks led MVSU (1-9) with 21 points.

Women's Top 5

At No. 3 Tennessee 86,

Louisville 56

Angie Bjorklund from Spokane scored 19 points, all but four on three-pointers, as Tennessee (9-0) and Louisville (6-4) put on a three-point shooting display. Louisville's Becky Burke hit 7 of 9 from behind the arc and finished with a career-high 23 points.

At No. 5 LSU 75,

North Carolina A&T 33

Allison Hightower scored 12 points as LSU (9-0) won the inaugural Sue Gunter Classic.

Pac-10 women

At No. 25 Georgia Tech 87, Oregon 69

Deja Foster had 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Yellow Jackets (7-2). Micaela Cocks scored 19 points to lead Oregon (8-2).

Other women

Cal Poly 66,

at Eastern Washington 59

The Mustangs used a late 12-2 run to hold off the Eagles (6-4), who got 16 points from Kyla Evans.

Notes

• UCLA forward James Keefe will miss two to three weeks while recovering from a dislocated left shoulder.

• Two Missouri women's players, leading scorers Amanda Hanneman and Jessra Johnson, will not face criminal charges for allegedly beating up male cheerleader Justin Short.