Top 25: Michigan tops Wisconsin, UNC holds off Miami and Clemson upsets Virginia Tech; Duke takes down Virginia

Jon Teske had 17 points and 12 rebounds, holding his own inside against Ethan Happ, and Charles Matthews scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half to lift No. 7 Michigan over No. 19 Wisconsin 61-52 on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.

The Big Ten-leading Wolverines (22-2, 11-2) avenged one of their only losses this season despite going 0 for 10 from 3-point range in the second half. Michigan led 51-50 in a tight defensive struggle before pulling away with eight straight points.

Happ had 18 points and 11 rebounds for Wisconsin, but the Badgers (17-7, 9-4) had their six-game winning streak snapped. That run began with a 64-54 win over then-undefeated Michigan last month.

Happ had 26 points and 10 rebounds in that game, and it looked like he was headed to a similar output. He dominated early and had 14 points by halftime, but the 7-foot-1 Teske began containing him, and Happ picked up a crucial third foul early in the second half.

Wisconsin hung around until late, before Matthews put Michigan up 55-50 with a shot from the baseline. He then beat the shot clock with another jumper, making it 57-50 with 23.8 seconds to go.

at No. 8 North Carolina 88, Miami 85 (OT): Kenny Williams made the go-ahead three-pointer with 2:08 left in overtime to help the Tar Heels turn back the Hurricanes’ upset bid.

Freshman Coby White matched his season high with 33 points for the Tar Heels (19-4, 9-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who survived a wild finish filled with big shots by both teams. UNC forced overtime on Luke Maye’s three-pointer with 10.2 seconds left, then got two critical free throws from Cameron Johnson with 12.3 seconds left in the extra period to cling to a three-point lead.

Miami had a final chance to tie it after a timeout, but White poked the ball loose from Chris Lykes, and Williams dove on the floor to recover the ball for a game-sealing turnover.

Lykes had his own huge game for the Hurricanes (10-13, 2-9), scoring 19 of his 27 points with five three-pointers after halftime.

at Clemson 59, No. 11 Virginia Tech 51: Shelton Mitchell scored 22 points with a career-best five three-pointers and the Tigers earned their fourth straight victory.

The Hokies (18-5, 7-4 ACC) made just one field goal in the final 8:33 in losing consecutive games for the first time this season.

The Tigers (15-8, 5-5) were ranked when the season began but were written off by many when they opened ACC play at 1-5. Clemson is finally looking like the team that surprised many when it reached the NCAA Tournament’s round of 16 last March.

at No. 13 Kansas 84, Oklahoma State 72: Dedric Lawson scored 25 points, Ochai Agbaji sank five three-pointers and had 23 points, and the Jayhawks shrugged off a slow start to beat the Cowboys.

Devon Dotson added 18 points while Mitch Lightfoot provided a big lift off the bench for the Jayhawks (18-6, 7-4 Big 12), who were playing their first game without starting guard Lagerald Vick. He left the team earlier in the week to deal with personal issues.

Oklahoma State (9-14, 2-8) played Kansas to a draw in the first half before Lawson, Agbaji and the rest of the Jayhawks caught fire. The Cowboys’ own depth issues surfaced when Cameron McGriff got into foul trouble, allowing the Jayhawks to slowly draw away late. McGriff finished with 22 points before fouling out. Lindy Waters added 13 for Oklahoma State.

No. 2 Duke 81, at No. 3 Virginia 71: RJ Barrett scored 26 points, Zion Williamson had 18 and No. 2 Duke used an early barrage of 3-pointers to stun No. 3 Virginia and then held off the Cavaliers, 81-71, on Saturday night.

Barrett hit his first five tries from 3-point range for the Blue Devils (21-2, 9-1 Atlantic Coast Conference). His fifth one gave them a 29-15 lead after less than 12 minutes of play. Cam Reddish took over after that, hitting 5 of his first 6, the last three early in the second half as the Blue Devils rebuilt their lead to 52-41. He finished with 17 points.

Kyle Guy and Ty Jerome each scored 16 to lead Virginia (20-2, 8-2), which had a 13-game home winning streak snapped. The Cavaliers lost to the Blue Devils at John Paul Jones Arena for the third consecutive time.

The game drew a sellout crowd, most hoping Virginia could avenge a 72-70 loss at Duke on Jan. 19, but it was the Blue Devils who put on a show in front of LeBron James and past stars from both schools.

at No. 1 Tennessee 73, Florida 61: Grant Williams scored 16 points as Tennessee beat Florida 73-6 to complete a season sweep of the Gators and extend its school-record winning streak to 18 games.

Tennessee (22-1, 10-0 SEC) owns the longest active winning streak of any Division I team. This also marks the biggest winning streak of Rick Barnes’ 32-year head coaching career.

Florida (12-11, 4-6) has lost three straight and four of its last five.

Admiral Schofield scored 14 points, Jordan Bowden had 13 and Jordan Bone added 10 for Tennessee. Noah Locke scored 17, Jalen Hudson had 15 and KeVaughn Allen added 11 for Florida.

at No. 4 Gonzaga 94, Saint Mary’s 46: Brandon Clarke scored 24 points and blocked three shots as Gonzaga routed Saint Mary’s for its 14th consecutive victory.

Rui Hachmiura added 18 points and Filip Petrusev had 15 for Gonzaga (23-2, 10-0 West Coast), which is likely to move up in The AP poll after No. 3 Virginia lost to No. 2 Duke earlier Saturday.

Tommy Kuhse scored 12 points and Malik Fitts 11 for Saint Mary’s (15-10, 6-4), which has lost 14 of its past 17 games against Gonzaga.

Saint Mary’s Jordan Ford, the leading scorer in the WCC, was held to eight points.

No. 5 Kentucky 71, at Mississippi State 67: PJ Washington scored 23 points, Keldon Johnson added 13 and Kentucky held on to beat Mississippi State.

Kentucky (20-3, 9-1 Southeastern Conference) has won 10 straight games since losing to Alabama in its conference opener on Jan. 5. The Wildcats had to work for this one after an 18-point lead dwindled to one possession with 1:18 left, but the Bulldogs weren’t able to score again.

Mississippi State (16-7, 4-6) led 17-15 midway through the first half, but Tyler Herro nailed a contested 3-pointer to give Kentucky the lead. The Wildcats never trailed again.

Lamar Peters led the Bulldogs with 16 points.

at No. 6 Nevada 91, New Mexico 62: Trey Porter had 20 points and nine rebounds as Nevada avenged its only loss of the season by dominating New Mexico.

In a reversal of its 27-point defeat last month, Nevada (23-1, 10-1 Mountain West) jumped to a 25-4 lead and led 51-26 at halftime.

Caleb Martin scored 20 points on 7-of-13 shooting, and Jordan Caroline had 13 points and 13 rebounds.

Makuach Maluach led New Mexico (10-13, 4-7) with 19 points.

at No. 9 Michigan State 79, Minnesota 55: Nick Ward had 22 points and Matt McQuaid scored a season-high 18, leading Michigan State past Minnesota.

The Spartans (19-5, 10-3 Big Ten) ended a three-game losing streak, their longest skid in two years.

Minnesota’s Gabe Kalscheur scored 17 points and Daniel Oturu had 12 points. The Golden Gophers (16-8, 6-7) have lost a season-high three games.

at No. 10 Marquette 66, No. 14 Villanova 65: Markus Howard scored 38 points and Marquette hung on at the buzzer, edging Villanova and handing the Wildcats their first Big East Conference loss.

Marquette (20-4, 9-2) led by 15 early in the second half before Villanova rallied. Jermaine Samuels missed an off-balance jumper as time ran out.

Booth had 19 points and Eric Paschall 17 for Villanova (19-5, 10-1), which had won 11 straight since a 74-71 loss to Kansas on Dec. 15.

at No. 15 Purdue 81, Nebraska 62: Carsen Edwards scored 27 points and Grady Eifert added a season-high 16 as Purdue rebounded from a lackluster first half to pull away for a victory over Nebraska.

The Boilermakers (17-6, 10-2 Big Ten) have won eight straight overall and 14 in a row at home.

Thomas Allen made five 3-pointers and matched his season-best with 18 points to lead the Cornhuskers (13-11, 3-10). James Palmer Jr. finished with 17 points for Nebraska, which has lost seven straight including all four since losing Isaac Copeland on Jan. 26 with a torn ACL in his left knee.

All Purdue needed to take control was one quick flurry early in the second half.

at No. 22 Florida State 80, No. 16 Louisville 75, OT: Mfiondu Kabengele scored 22 points and Florida State erased a 10-point second-half deficit to force overtime, then knocked off Louisville.

Terance Mann added 20 points for the Seminoles (18-5, 6-4 Atlantic Coast Conference), who made 11 of 12 free throws in overtime to wrap up their fifth straight win.

Christen Cunningham scored 20 points, including 13 in the first half, for Louisville (17-7, 8-3).

TCU 92, at No. 17 Iowa State 83: Kendric Davis scored a season-high 22 points, and TCU stunned Iowa State for its first road win over a Top 25 team in 21 years.

Kouat Noi, Desmond Bane and Alex Robinson each had 17 for the Horned Frogs (17-6, 5-5 Big 12). They used a staggering 27-4 first-half run to blow past the beleaguered Cyclones and greatly boost their NCAA Tournament chances.

Marial Shayok scored 24 points and Michael Jacobson had 16 to lead the Cyclones (18-6, 7-4), who saw their winning streak snapped at four games.

No. 18 Texas Tech 66, at Oklahoma 54: Davide Moretti scored 14 points to help Texas Tech roll past Oklahoma.

Jarrett Culver had 13 points and Matt Mooney and Brandone Francis each added 11 for the Red Raiders (19-5, 7-4 Big 12), who stayed within striking range of conference leader Kansas State.

Rashard Odomes scored 14 points and Brady Manek had 11 points and 11 rebounds for Oklahoma (15-9, 3-8), which lost its fourth straight.

at No. 21 LSU 83, Auburn 78: Tremont Waters had 19 points and 10 assists and LSU overcame a sluggish start to beat Auburn.

Skylar Mays had 20 points for LSU (19-4, 9-1 SEC), which bounced back from its lone conference loss with a pair of league victories heading into its toughest road test yet at fifth-ranked Kentucky.

Jared Harper scored 25 for Auburn (16-7, 5-5), which saw its three-game winning streak snapped.

at No. 23 Buffalo 90, Central Michigan 76: Jeremy Harris had 19 points, eight rebounds and six assists, and Buffalo rallied to beat Central Michigan.

CJ Massinburg scored 18 points and Dontay Caruthers added 16 as Buffalo (20-3, 8-2 Mid-American Conference) won its 22nd game in a row at Alumni Arena.

Shawn Roundtree Jr. scored 26 points to lead the Chippewas (16-7, 5-5). He made 5 of 7 from 3-point range.

SOUTHLAND

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at Pepperdine 70, San Diego 67: Colbey Ross had 19 points and 10 assists, and the Waves (12-13, 5-6 West Coast Conference) held on in the final eight seconds by rebounded their missed free throws and taking advantage of extra possessions that led to the winning points. Isaiah Wright had 14 points for the Toreros (16-9, 5-5).

Cal State Fullerton 77, at UC Riverside 54: Kyle Allman scored 30 points and Austen Awosika had a career-high 11 assists for the Titans (10-13, 6-3 Big West Conference). Dikymbe Martin had 16 points for the Highlanders (8-17, 2-7), who lost their fourth game in a row. Fullerton shot 51% from the field and made eight of 13 three-point shots. Riverside made only four of 22 three-point shots.

at UC Irvine 67, Hawaii 56: Elston Jones had 10 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Anteaters (21-5, 9-1 Big West) to their seventh victory in a row. Max Hazzard had 13 points for Irvine, Jonathan Galloway had 13 rebounds and Eyassu Worku had seven assists. Sheriff Drammeh had 11 points for the Rainbow Warriors (14-9, 5-4).

Long Beach State 76, at Cal Poly 68 (OT): Deishuan Booker scored 23 points, including a key three-pointer in overtime to help the 49ers (9-16, 3-6 Big West) end a skid at six games. Donovan Fields scored 23 points to lead the Mustangs (5-17, 1-8), who have lost eight of their last nine games. The 49ers outscored the Mustangs 14-6 in the extra period.

at Cal Baptist 70, Missouri Kansas City 60

Loyola Marymount 72, at Portland 55

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