College Hoops Sunday Recap: Seminoles Win Old Spice Classic

College Hoops Sunday Recap: Seminoles Win Old Spice Classic

Things have not too good for Florida State in half of the Old Spice Classic title game against Marquette, go down into the locker room after she shot 30-18 only 29.6% from the field with more turnover (13) as field goals (8). But they were able to defend himself due to a change in strategy by Leonard Hamilton, the smaller was better at the speed of the Golden Eagles. The bottom line: Florida State won the game on a baseline jumper Solomon Alabi with 11.9 seconds left in the game to offer the last 57 to 56.

Chris Singleton, who led the Seminoles with eighteen points and ten rebounds, was named MVP of the tournament and helped start-up funding 24-8 run that resulted in a 48-48 tie with 3:51 remaining in the game. The key for the Seminoles in the second half: outscoring the Golden Eagles in points 13-2 off the turnovers and 24-16 in the paint, two categories in which Marquette was either straight or holding a significant lead after the first twenty minutes . Lazar Hayward led the Golden Eagles at nineteen, and the end result should not obscure what was a good weekend for the team until the end of the 12th ACC.

But the moment belonged to the Seminoles, who were in the position to a good tournament title on the heels of a disappointing loss at Florida last week. The shot to improve choice and sales, but must, if the second half of any indication of what is Leonard Hamilton's team looking into the situation FSU made a good shot to another NCAA Tournament bid have been.

Three Key Happenings

1st West Virginia welcomes back Devin Ebanks and wins the 76 Classic. The sensation was Sophomore a question mark on the climbers play "before the 76 Classic, no one knew why he marks not play and it was not known when he returned to the squad. The semi-final victory over Texas A & M's return to the ground, but it was senior Da'Sean Butler, who made the difference in 84-66 victory over Portland.

Butler, named MVP of the event, scored 26 points and WVU shot 46.7% from the field while holding down the Pilots to 20.8% behind the arc. The mountaineers are a versatile team at both ends of the floor, they can throw a number of offensive sets and defenses of their opponents. It was a good weekend for the pilots, who have a good argument this week to place polls, but West Virginia was just too much for Eric Reveno squad.

2nd Clemson comes back to do Butler. The Tigers do not start well, falling only 35.7% shooting from the field and 27.3% behind the arc in the first half behind 33-26 at the break. Trevor Booker's illness may have had an influence on the (hit back just as the defense Butler), but the Tigers were 70-69 and won on a pair of free throws with 3.3 seconds Demontez Stitt in the game. Clemson shot 57.7% from the field and 46.2% behind the arc in the second half while limiting Butler to 27.3% (3-for-11) from three-point range. Stitt led the Tigers with nineteen points and Booker came through with the biggest defensive play of the night, blocking a corner three Shelvin Mack attempt to preserve the victory. Going home with two wins despite a virus that has hit a few players a good result for the team, Oliver Purnell.

3rd The natives are always restless in Fayetteville. Arkansas, which is without some key components through suspension, fell to a good South Alabama team 74-61 at home to fall to 2-4 on the season. Rotnei Clarke, who was supposed to be not the function scorer, was forced to stay on this role with the likes of Courtney Fortson and if he do not like the pigs shot. Freshman Marshawn Powell had his worst game of the season against the Jaguars, going 0-for-6 shot from the field and as a team, Arkansas 34.9% from the field.

She could not shoot and they either do not rebound, with South Alabama won the battle on the boards 33-23. If Arkansas is going to have this slow rebound, they star, rebound and take better care of the basketball (19 turnovers). These are not the days of "40 Minutes of Hell" and while some may not be willing to admit it could, the process for John Pelphrey take some time because of the off-court distractions.

Top Three Games

1st # 19 Clemson 70, # 10 Butler 69 See above.

2nd Florida State 57, Marquette 56 above the lake.

3rd Colorado State 91, San Francisco 75 (2OT) Despite the final margin to what one of the better games were on Sunday. Travis Franklin, who threw a pair of made free at the end of the first extension, ten points scored in the second extra session for the Rams. Dior Lowhorn led the Dons with 22 points, while Rashad Green added Manhattan Transfer 21st

Three Famous Performances

1st C Artsiom Parakhouski (Radford), the reigning Big South Player of the Year went for 26 points and 20 rebounds in Radford's 71-63 loss Duquesne.

2nd G Osiris Eldridge (Illinois State) The senior hit six three-pointers and scored 28 points in the Redbirds' 80-77 victory over St. Bonaventure.

3rd G Manny Harris (Michigan) "Manny Fresh" was another solid game for the Wolverines, scoring 26 points and five rebounds to go along with ten steals in 68-66 loss Michigan Alabama.

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