Showing posts with label New Mexico State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Mexico State. Show all posts

Friday, March 19, 2010

Michigan State/New Mexico State offer the evening's most exciting game

Gonzaga, almost went wire to wire in its game versus Florida State. The Bulldogs won 67-60.

Matt Bouldin led Gonzaga with 17 points and eight rebounds. He was one of four Gonzaga players to reach double figures. Steven Gray had 15 points, Elias Harris had 13 and Robert Sacre had 13 to assist the Bulldog attack.

Elsewhere, Duke made easy work of play-in qualifier Arkansas-Pine Bluff, despite Woody Paige’s surprise. No one would argue Winthrop would have given a better fight, but Arkansas-PB came up stale.

Duke won the game, 73-44. Kyle Singler finished with a double-double, scoring 22 points and gathering 10 rebounds. Jon Scheyer scored 13 points, Lance Thomas had 12 and Nolan Smith scored 10.

The Georgia Tech Yellowjackets dispensed of Oklahoma St.

In a game, fought evenly throughout, Georgia Tech won, 64-39.

Gani Lawal and Derrick Favors scored 14 and 12 points, respectively to lead the Yellowjackets.

In the tightest game of the evening New Mexico State and Michigan State duked it out.

Troy Gillenwater hit a 3-pointer with 21 seconds remaining for New Mexico St. to bring the game within one. Raymar Morgan hit only the front end of his late free throws, but a lane violation gave Mich. St. the ball back. Morgan hit the free throw on his second try.

New Mexico State came up short on its 3-point effort and Michigan State survived.

Duke and Michigan State taking care of business; WIAA Division 1 boy's basketball going Madison Memorial's way

The other two games aren’t as exciting. Duke is taking care of business versus Arkansas- Pine Bluff winning 39-20. Kyle Singler has 13 points, and the Duke defense held the Golden Lions to 25 percent shooting.

Michigan State is also blowing out their opponent. They lead New Mexico State 42-29 lead by Kalin Lucas with 14 points. The Spartans are shooting 56 percent from the field, and the have hit six of 12 from beyond the arc.

The higher seeds should cruise in these games, because the opponents simply do not have the weapons to compete. The lower seeds will have to hope for a miracle, which would include great 3-point shooting and missed shots by the opponent. I don’t see either happening.

For those who are interested, Madison Memorial is crushing Appleton East 61-42 late in the fourth quarter in the WIAA Division 1 state semifinals.

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