No. 19 Ole Miss holds South Carolina seamlessly at Sect Play; Vilanova runs No. 9 St. Jones – Colombia Missurian

Malik Dia hit a 3-pain with a little more than two minutes that left Ole Miss forward to stay with 18 points, as the 19th ranked rebels defeated South Carolina by 72-68 on Wednesday night in Colombia, South Carolina S

Ole Miss (19-6, 8-4 Southeast Conference) wasted a 12-point lead in the second half before he returned. Dia had 12 of his points in the last six minutes, including a 3-point game, which moved the visitors back in the front after Gamecocks led 58-57.

South Carolina had the last chance of moving in the front at the last minute, but Colin Murray Boils broke the ball into driving, and Dre Davis raised him for Ole Miss.

It was the latest Heartbreaker for Gamecocks (10-14, 0-11), which lost 11 straight games to start SEC PLAY.

Murray-Boil led South Carolina with 20 points.

Arkansas 80, LSU 68: In Faetavil, Arkansas, Zvonimir Ivisiis scored 25 points, and John Davis added 11 points when Razorbacks beat the tigers.

DJ Wagner scored 10 points for Arkansas, which fired 52% (28-for-54) from the pitch. Razorbacks (15-9, 4-7) won four of their last six games.

The Robert Miller III reserve scored 16 points and Kam Carter had 13 for LSU (12-12, 1-10). The tigers have lost seven straight.

Other top 25 results

(3) Duke 78, California 57: In Durham, North Carolina, Cooper Flag scored 27 points, and the Blue Devils extended their winning series to 14 games with a win over the Golden Bears.

Tyrese Proctor scored 18 points, and Khaman Maluach added 10 points and 12 fights for Duke (21-3, 13-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) that bounced off the loss on Saturday by Clemson, which clicked a winning series of 16 games.

Jeremiah Wilkinson scored 21 points, Rhythis Petratis added 11 points, and Andrey Stoyakovic had 10 points for mud (12-13, 5-9).

The flag shot 8 for 14 of the pitch and was perfect with nine free Duke throws, leading 19-9 less than 9½ minutes in the game. The flag scored 13 points in the first half, helping the Blue Devils predict 38-23 leads of the break.

Vilanova 73, (9) St. John 71: In Vilanova, Pennsylvania, Tyler Perkins hit 3-seconds with 8 seconds, and Wildcats finished the winning series of Red Storm.

Vuga’s poplar scored 22 points, and Eric Dixon added 17 to a critical victory for Vilanova (15-10, 8-6 Grand East), which won three in a row.

Aaron Scott led four players in double figures with 22 points for St. John (21-4, 12-2), leading the Grand East with one game over No. 24 Creeton. The teams meet on Sunday in Madison Square Garden.

Cadari Richmond had 17 points and 10 assists for the red storm. Simeon Wilcher and RJ Luis, Jr., scored 12 in number.

(12) Texas Tech 111, Arizona 106 (2OT): In Lubbock, Texas, JT Toppin, he had a career 41 points and 15 rebounds when the red attackers exceeded Sun Devils.

Darrion Williams scored 27 points for Texas Tech by recording the theft and making two free throws with 1:49 left in the second of to bring the hosts forward to stay.

Topipin added the last minute dipping of a pass from Williams, whose 25-second jumper remains in the first overtime, made 96-all. Texas Tech (19-5, 10-3 Big 12) ended with the most points in the game of Big 12.

Adam Miller’s 22 points led five players in double numbers for Arizona (12-12, 3-10), which lost four in a row. BJ Freeman added 21 points, while Amier Ali had 18, Alston Mason helped with 16, and Sean Phillips Chipir in 15.

Miller’s short float with 10 seconds left in regulation placed Sun Devils to 90-88 as soon as he derived his own incoming pass. Texas Tech forced overtime to retreat by 0.8 seconds to go on the occasion of McMilian, who had 14 points.