Новости за 14.02.2016

STARKVILLE, Mississippi - Yante Maten and Charles Mann combined for 46 points and 14 rebounds in leading Georgia to a 66-57 win over Mississippi State on Saturday night.

BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky - James Kelly scored seven straight points to give Marshall the lead in overtime and Stevie Browning added two free throws to put away a 96-93 victory over Western Kentucky Saturday night.

TORONTO - Klay Thompson did what barely any team has done this year.

DALLAS - Tyler Seguin scored twice during a four-goal second period and the Dallas Stars held off the Washington Capitals 4-3 in a battle between two of the NHL's top teams on Saturday night.

MINNEAPOLIS - Larry Early III is redshirting his first year at Minnesota. He still has a whole lot to wrestle for.

TULSA, Oklahoma - Obi Emegano and Albert Owens combined for 47 points to lead Oral Roberts to a 72-66 win over Western Illinois on Saturday night.

NORMAL, Alabama - Jamel Waters scored 16 points with five rebounds as Alabama State edged Alabama A&M 74-68 on Saturday night.

VALPARAISO, Indiana - Joe Thomasson scored 14 points, Biggie Minnis tipped in an offensive rebound with one second left, and Wright State earned the season sweep over Valparaiso with a 61-59 win on Saturday.

BERKELEY, California - Jabari Bird isn't making much of his recent scoring surge, even though it's helped California to climb within reach of the Pac-12 lead.

COLLEGE PARK, Maryland - Maryland tried just about everything to get the ball in the basket - driving to the hoop, shooting from the outside, working it inside and out.

PHILADELPHIA - Isaiah Miles scored 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds, James Demery added 17 points, and Saint Joseph's improved to 10-0 on the road with an 88-62 win over La Salle on Saturday night.

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida - Welcome back, Brian Vickers.

TUBA CITY, Arizona - A Navajo Code Talker who was forced out of the home he built 60 years ago when it fell into disrepair is settling back in thanks to some extensive renovations done by volunteers.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Mark Arcobello scored his first two goals of the season 17 seconds apart, Brendan Leipsic got his first NHL goal in his first game and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-2 on Saturday night to end a three-game skid.

MURRAY, Kentucky - Gee McGhee scored 23 points and Jeffrey Moss added 20 as Murray State demolished Southeast Missouri State 83-56 on Saturday night.

CHARLESTON, Illinois - Burak Eslik scored 29 points and made all 12 of his free throws to lead Southern Illinois-Edwardsville over Eastern Illinois 72-64 on Saturday night to end a six-game skid.

MILWAUKEE - James Milliken made the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:04 left to help Creighton beat Marquette 65-62 on Saturday night.

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - Hawaii's monk seal population is improving slowly, though researchers warn it'll take many more good years to reverse a decline that's been ongoing since the 1950s.

LODI, California - Authorities say a skydiver has died after crashing against a wall next a road near the Lodi Airport.

TOLEDO, Ohio - Zach Garber, Jonathan Williams and Nate Navigato all scored 15 points apiece and Toledo crushed Miami (Ohio) 93-49 on Saturday.

TORONTO - Adam Silver said Saturday no changes are coming to Hack-a-Shaq this season, though he seems to favor some rule adjustment.

HATTIESBURG, Mississippi - Giddy Potts scored 18 points with five rebounds as Middle Tennessee rolled to a 76-54 win over Southern Mississippi on Saturday night.

RENO, Nevada - Cameron Oliver had 20 points and a career-high 24 rebounds and Eric Cooper Jr made three straight free throws in the final minute to seal Nevada's 77-72 overtime win over Fresno State on Saturday night.

CLINTON, South Carolina - Troy Harper and Chris Clemons had 18 points each, D.J. Mason added 11 points and seven rebounds and Campbell beat Presbyterian 91-61 on Saturday night.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - A magnitude-5.8 earthquake shook the New Zealand city of Christchurch on Sunday but there were no immediate reports of serious damage, nearly five years after a deadly, more powerful quake destroyed much of the city center.