MORNING ROUNDUP
COLLEGE BASKETBALL No. 2 Duke beats Georgia State, 74-63
Tre Jones scored a career high 31 points and No .2 Duke pulled away to beat pesky Georgia State 74-63 on Friday night.
Freshman Vernon Carey Jr. added season highs of 20 points and 14 rebounds and Jack White finished with 10 rebounds.
Duke (4-0) over came season-worst 34.2% shooting by out rebounding the Panthers 58-32, and the school says its 30 offensive rebounds were the most in coach Mike Krzyzewski's 40 seasons.
The game was tied at 40 with less than 17 minutes to play, before Jones took over. He scored 10 points during a 13-0 run that pushed the lead into double figures.
Corey Allen scored 20 points and Kane Williams finished with 16 for Georgia State (1-2).
No. 12 Seton Hall placed on 3 years' probation
The NCAA has placed the men's basketball program at Set on Hall on pro bation for three years, taken away a scholarship for the 2020-21 academic year and limited recruiting in each of the next two seasons as part of a negotiated resolution of a transfer tampering case started in 2016.
Under terms of the agreement announced Friday, Set on Hall coach Kevin Willard was given a twogame suspension he has already served, and his former assistant and current St. Peter's University head coach Shaheen Hal lo way received a four-game suspension that has two games remaining.
Holloway is in his second season at St. Peter's. He will miss games against Providence on Saturday and Wagner on Wednesday. His first game will be against St. Francis, New York, on Nov. 30.
Set on Hall, which is currently ranked No .12 and dropped a 76- 73 decision to No. 3 Michigan State on Thursday night, remains eligible for the NCAA Tournament.
GOLF Danny Lee shoots a 62 to lead Mayakoba Classic in Mexico
Danny Lee finished a oneshot lead over Adam Long and Brendon Todd, who resurrected his career two weeks ago with a win in the Bermuda Championship.
He shot 29 on the front nine, including a five-hole stretch he played in 6 under. The 62 matched his careerbest round on the PGA Tour, a 62 he shot in the third round of the 2015 John Deere Classic.
Defending champion Matt Kuchar had a pair of double bogeys in his round of 69 that left him seven shots behind. Jason Day, playing at Mayakoba for the first time in 10 years, shot 70.
Lee's only PGA Tour victory was four years ago at the Greenbrier.
He was runner-up to Kuchar a year ago, and he tied for third at Mayakoba in 2015.
“Something about this course that just suits my eye very well,” Lee said. “I can read the breaks very well and I putted very well today.
He had four birdies on each side against no bogeys on the rain-softened course.