No. 5 Arizona’s home winning streak ends at 28

Mouhamed Gueye had 24 points and 14 rebounds, and Washington State ended No. 5 Arizona’s 28-game home winning streak with a 74-61 victory Saturday.

The Cougars (7-10, 2-4 Pac-12) shut down Arizona’s once-potent offense, creating a rare subdued atmosphere inside McKale Center. Washington State built an 18-point lead midway through the second half, withstood Arizona’s late run and shot 12 of 28 from threepoint range to end what had been the nation’s third-longest active winning streak.

The Wildcats (14-2, 3-2) struggled offensively for the third consecutive game, shooting 32% and four for 25 from beyond the three-point arc. Arizona had its fewest halftime points (27) in two seasons under coach Tommy Lloyd and ran out of

gas after a late 12-2 run cut the Cougars’ lead to five.

at No. 4 Connecticut 69, Creighton 60:

Adama Sanogo scored 26 points to help the Huskies bounce back from their first two losses of the season.

No. 6 Texas 56, at Oklahoma State 46:

Marcus Carr scored 12 points to help the Longhorns win their first game since coach Chris Beard was fired.

at No. 11 Virginia 73, Syracuse 66:

Armaan Franklin scored 16 points and the Cavaliers held on after squandering most of a 23point, second-half lead, making coach Tony Bennett the career leader for wins (327) in school history.

at Illinois 79, No. 14 Wisconsin 69:

Terrence Shannon Jr. scored 24 points and Coleman Hawkins added 20 points to hand the Badgers their first loss since Nov. 29.

No. 16 Duke 65, at Boston College 64:

Dariq Whitehead scored 18 points, Kyle Filipowski hit two clutch free throws and the Blue Devils rebounded from a miserable loss.

No. 25 Iowa State 69, at No. 17 Texas Christian 67: Gabe Kalscheur hit a threepointer with 1.3 seconds left and finished with 15 points to fuel the Cyclones.

No. 18 Xavier 88, at Villanova 80:

Zach Freemantle scored 29 points, including eight in a row during a crucial second-half stretch, to lead the Musketeers to their ninth consecutive win.

Kansas State 97, at No. 19 Baylor 95 (OT):

Ismael Massoud hit a three-pointer with 31 seconds left in overtime to lift the Wildcats to their eighth consecutive win.

Women

No. 16 Iowa 94, at No. 14 Michigan 85: Caitlin Clark had 28 points to lead the Hawkeyes.

No. 23 Baylor 75, at No. 21 Kansas 62: Sarah Andrews scored 27 points in the win.