Icy-shooting Arizona State handed upset by Princeton

TEMPE, Ariz. — Richmond Aririguzoh sank two free throws with 24.8 seconds left, and Princeton held on to stun No. 17 Arizona State 67-66 on Saturday, a week after the Sun Devils had beaten then-No. 1 Kansas on the same floor.

The Tigers (7-5) beat a ranked foe for the first time since a victory over No. 25 Harvard in 2012 and beat a top-17 team for the first time since topping UCLA in the 1996 NCAA Tournament. Princeton coach Mitch Henderson was a member of that Tigers team.

In the back-and-forth game Saturday, Arizona State (9-3) missed three potential winning shots in the final seconds. It was a one-possession game over the final 5:07.

Remy Martin had 19 points and Romello White 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Sun Devils, who shot 32 percent while missing 13 of 15 3-point attempts. They never led by more than four points.

Devin Cannady hit five 3s and totaled 21 points to lead Princeton.

■ No. 5 Kansas 86, Eastern Michigan 63 —

At Lawrence, Kan., Udoka Azubuike had 23 points and nine rebounds after missing seven games with an ankle injury for the Jayhawks (11-1), who had 10 players score. John Thompson IV led the Eagles (6-7) with 15 points and 14 rebounds.

■ No. 6 UNR 86, Utah 71 —

At Salt Lake City, Caleb Martin scored a careerhigh 33 points and added seven assists for the Wolf Pack (13-0), who made 12 3-pointers at a 46-percent clip. Sedrick Barenfield scored 33 points for the Utes (6-6), who had 18 turnovers.

■ Western Kentucky 83, No. 15 Wisconsin 76 —

At Bowling Green, Ky., Taveion Hollingsworth had 22 points and Dalano Banton eight points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists for the Hilltoppers (7-6) in their second win this season over a ranked team. Brad Davison led the Badgers (10-3) with 26 points.

■ No. 16 Kentucky 71, Louisville 58 —

At Louisville, Ky., Tyler Herro scored a career-high 24 points on 10for-13 shooting, making four 3-pointers, for the Wildcats (10-2), who held the Cardinals (9-4) to 36-percent shooting. Christen Cunningham scored 20 points for Louisville.

■ No. 19 Mississippi State 103, Brigham Young 81 —

At Starkville, Miss., Aric Holman scored a career-high 28 points and Quinndary Weatherspoon 27 for the Bulldogs (12-1), who won their ninth straight. Yoeli Childs scored 25 points for the Cougars (8-7), who are 0-3 against ranked teams this season.

■ No. 24 Iowa State 72, Bryant 67—

At Iowa City, Iowa, Tyler Cook had 19 points and 12 rebounds for the Hawkeyes (11-2), who swept their nonconference foes for the first time since 1986-87. Anthony Grant scored 20 of his 23 points in the first half for the Bulldogs (3-8), who hit 10 3-pointers.