Новости за 14.02.2016

COOKEVILLE, Tennessee - Torrance Rowe was fouled with 0.7 left, and made two free throws to end the game and give Tennessee Tech a 72-70 victory over Jacksonville State on Saturday night.

OGDEN, Utah - Jeremy Senglin scored 24 points and Weber State downed Portland State 87-78 on Saturday.

STORRS, Connecticut - UConn struggled to hold a big lead for the second straight game, but didn't let this one get away.

WACO, Texas - Tubby Smith's young players at Texas Tech are maturing and starting to win big games.

POCATELLO, Idaho - Kyle Ingram and Gary Chivichyan made two layups in the final 70 seconds to thwart Sacramento State's comeback bid as Idaho State held on for a 66-64 win on Saturday night.

BEIJING - A Chinese nationalist newspaper says Americans politicians are resorting to petty actions after the Senate approved a bill to rename the plaza in front of the Chinese Embassy in Washington after an imprisoned Chinese political dissident.

NEW YORK - The Latest on the hotel stabbing that left a 26-year-old woman and her two small children dead. (all times local):

ST. PAUL, Minnesota - The Minnesota Wild fired coach Mike Yeo on Saturday night and named John Torchetti the interim replacement, a few hours after their eighth straight loss and 13th in the last 14 games.

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, the conservative and provocative judge who died at age 79, was known for pointed language, fiercely held opinions and a sardonic wit that at times invoked fairy tales, foreigners and hippies.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - No hot streak is likely to get Columbus back in the playoff race. Still, the Blue Jackets are rolling.

AMES, Iowa - A big night from stars Georges Niang and Monte Morris - and a big lift from Jameel McKay off the bench - helped Iowa State get back on track.

MISSOULA, Montana - Martin Breunig scored 29 points on 12-for-14 shooting and became the 30th player in Montana school history to reach 1,000 career points in an 85-67 win over Northern Arizona on Saturday night.

CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee - Jacolby Mobley hit a 3-pointer as time expired in overtime and Tennessee-Martin overcame a 13-point halftime deficit to beat Austin Peay 85-84 on Saturday.

RALEIGH, North Carolina - The Carolina Hurricanes honored their 2006 Stanley Cup championship team before the game and kept the celebration going the rest of the night.

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana - Adrian Rodgers scored 12 points, Christopher Hyder added 10, and Southern used a balanced scoring effort to beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff 66-58 on Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA - Villanova's lone big man had his best game while the shooters around him struggled.

Some of the major cases heard or scheduled to be heard this term by the Supreme Court. Justice Antonin Scalia's death casts uncertainty on the court's term. No rulings have been issued in any of these cases.

SUNRISE, Florida - Carter Hutton doesn't get to be in the net that often but he made the most of his opportunity.

COLLEGE PARK, Maryland - Even when his team sputtered at the start of the Big Ten schedule, Wisconsin coach Greg Gard never stopped believing the Badgers would be a force in the conference.

DAVIS, California - Gabe Levin scored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Long Beach State held on for 57-48 win over UC Davis on Saturday night for its fifth-straight victory.

NEW YORK - The Associated Press is all over New York Fashion Week, from the runway designs to the celebrity-filled front rows. Here are some recent highlights:

MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Teenager Taylor Fritz beat Ricardas Berankis of Lithuania 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 on Saturday to reach the Memphis Open final, extending his amazing run by becoming the youngest American to reach a final since Michael Chang in 1989.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Jalen Jones sank four 3-pointers and scored 18 points to lead Texas-Arlington to a 91-60 win over Appalachian State on Saturday night.

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida - Joe Gibbs Racing opened a new season exactly where it left off last year: On top of the podium.

LOS ANGELES - Former Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca told three lies to federal authorities who were investigating corruption at the jails he ran, according to a newspaper report.