Nelson and Youngblood score 15 each and No. 3 Alabama holds off Arkansas 85-81
Grant Nelson and Chris Youngblood each scored 15 points and No. 3 Alabama held off a late Arkansas run to deal the Razorbacks’ NCAA Tournament hopes a serious blow with an 85-81 win
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Alabama in position to move to No. 1 in major polls after road win vs. Arkansas follows losses by Auburn, Duke
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Riley scores 25 as Cal Baptist knocks off Grand Canyon 85-71
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Marcus Adams scores 25 to help Cal State Northridge hold off Long Beach State 81-80
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Tankersley scores 15 as Alcorn State downs Arkansas-Pine Bluff 79-60
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Davis leads Arkansas against No. 3 Alabama after 24-point outing
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Tomasino scores tiebreaking goal and short-handed Penguins hold on to beat Rangers 3-2
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