Duke Stuns Lady Vols

Monique Currie scored 20 points and No. 10 Duke upset fourth-ranked Tennessee, 59-57, on Thursday night, becoming only the seventh team in 17 years to beat the Lady Vols in Thompson-Boling Arena at Knoxville, Tenn.

The Lady Vols (4-2) have lost only 14 times at home since the arena opened in 1987. Besides Duke and Connecticut, which won at Knoxville last season, the Lady Vols have dropped at least one home game to Texas, Louisiana Tech, Auburn, Georgia and Stanford.

Tennessee shot 28% (21 of 75) and was outrebounded, 53-42.

Currie scored six points in the final 1:41 and had nine rebounds. Mistie Williams added 14 points for the Blue Devils (6-1).

Shanna Zolman led Tennessee with 19 points.

No. 2 North Carolina 96, Tennessee-Martin 36 -- La’Tangela Atkinson scored 13 points on six-for-six shooting to lead the Tar Heels (7-0) past the Skyhawks (1-4) at Chapel Hill, N.C.

No. 15 Michigan State 82, No. 3 Notre Dame 73 -- Lindsay Bowen made a game-tying three-pointer and scored five of her 23 points in overtime to lead the Spartans (5-1) past the Irish (7-1) at South Bend, Ind.

No. 12 Texas Tech 69, Arkansas Little-Rock 29 -- Cisti Greenwalt and Alesha Robertson had 14 points apiece as the Red Raiders (2-1) defeated the Trojans (1-5) at Lubbock, Texas.

No. 18 Minnesota 86, Detroit 34 -- Janel McCarville had 19 points at Minneapolis in a school record-setting victory over the Titans (1-3). It marked the fewest points allowed and the largest margin of victory by a Minnesota (5-1) team since the school entered the NCAA in 1981-82.

No. 21 Louisiana Tech 73, Western Kentucky 60 -- Shan Moore had a career-high 20 points to lead the Lady Techsters (3-1) past the Hilltoppers (2-3) at Ruston, La. Crystal Kelly led Western Kentucky with 29 points and 13 rebounds.

No. 23 Texas Christian 85, Southern Methodist 65 -- Sandora Irvin had 24 points to lead the Horned Frogs (6-1) past the Mustangs (4-1) at Fort Worth.

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Lawrence Roberts had 19 points and 13 rebounds to lead No. 15 Mississippi State (6-1) to a 66-52 victory over South Alabama (2-3) at Starkville, Miss.