Michigan State knocks of South Florida

#2 posting 12.4.2006
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COLLEGE REPORT
D1
The MN Daily recaps the way the Gophers rapped Chicago State.

Michigan State knocked off South Florida from the list of unbeatens 79-71. 6-9 freshman Alyssa DeHaan had 20 points while former Mpls North star Mia Johnson had 2. From the State News too.

Iowa held on to beat Samford 66-60. Both Krista Vande Venter and Zoraa Quoie had two points for Iowa. Also from the Des Moines Register.

Indiana edged in state rival Notre Dame 54-51

Michigan beat Miami FL 60-55

Ohio State came from behind to beat Washington 84-79

Penn State slipped be Old Dominion 80-77

Wisconsin crippled Kansas 68-41

Marquette beat Rice 78-62. Former Racine St. Catherine player Krystal Ellis had a career high 26 for Marquette.

South Dakota State beat Long Beach State 85-41. From the Sioux Falls Argus Leader too.

Fairfield beat North Dakota State 76-56 for 3rd place in the East Carolina Tournament.

Akron beat Lehigh 62-61. Jordan's Mandy Holzer only played four minutes and didn't score while Bloomington Kennedy's Allison Schoff had five off the bench for the Zips.

Northern Iowa beat Illinois Chicago 66-50. Jessie Miller from Holy Angels had 5, and Cassie Johnson of Eastview had 6 for UIC.

Denver beat up on Colorado State 65-53. Ashly Robinson from Bloomington Kennedy had no points for Denver. Breck's Kelly Mullaney had five and Emily Neal seven for CSU.

D2
UN Omaha beat first year program UH Hilo 97-61. It was UNO coach Patty Patton Shearer's 100th career win.

Wayne State beat UC Colorado Springs 64-45

D3
UW Oshkosh took care of Northland 76-50

Lawrence handed Lake Forest its first loss of the season 54-50. From the Appleton Post-Crescent.

NAIA
Mount Marty beat defending national NAIA champs Hastings 83-56 on Saturday. From the Yankton Press & Dakotan.

Black Hills State and SD Mines both were winners on Saturday in Colorado. BHS beat Johnson & Wales 101-26 and SDM beat Colorado College 79-65. From the Rapid City Journal.

JUCO
Ridgewater beat up on Rainy River 61-37. From the West Central Tribune.

MN West took care of Hibbing 87-50. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

Thanks to all the readers that help provide the ingredients to the stew. It makes for better reading.

Next up: out & about later tonight. I also am going to be updating the remaining four games of the Rogers event on Saturday Cretin/Barnesville; Champlin Park/Winona Cotter; Rogers/Fergus Falls; Hopkins/Becker