Wade takes over as K-State sinks Lehigh
No. 12 Kansas State 77, Lehigh 58: Dean Wade scored 14 of his 18 points in the second half, Barry Brown added 16 and host Kansas State (6-0) beat Lehigh (4-2) on Saturday.
The Wildcats controlled the second half after the Mountain Hawks hung around and trailed by two at halftime.
Kamau Stokes scored 10 points including two first-half 3-pointers.
No. 13 Virginia Tech 75, St. Francis 37: Ahmed Hill and No. 13 Virginia Tech knew their strong finish to the first half wasn’t going to be enough to satisfy coach Buzz Williams. The host Hokies (5-0) got the message at halftime and quickly pulled away from the Red Flash (1-4).
The Hokies led 23-20 when a 3-pointer by Ty Outlaw sparked a 10-2 run to end the first half. Nickeil AlexanderWalker made another 3-pointer right after halftime, one of 14 for Virginia Tech, and two 3s and a basket from Hill and a three-point play by Justin Robinson pushed the lead to 47-26.
No. 22 Buffalo 76, Marist 49: CJ Massinburg scored 21 points, Jayvon Graves added 16 and host Buffalo (4-0) overcame a slow start to beat Marist (1-4).
Massinburg returned after missing one game with a sprained knee and shot 7 of 10 from the field with six 3-pointers in 25 minutes off the bench.
Pac-12 men
Colorado 93, Air Force 56: Lucas Siewert’s 17 points led four players in double digits and the Buffaloes snapped a sixgame skid in true road games by whipping Air Force.
Women’s Top 10
No. 1 Notre Dame 91, No. 9 Oregon State 81: Jacki Young scored 23 points, Arike Ogunbowale and Brianna Turner netted 21 apiece and Notre Dame claimed the Vancouver Showcase championship, rallying for a victory over Oregon State.
No. 2 UConn 86, Purdue 40: Katie Lou Samuelson tied her season high with 22 points, and UConn rolled over Purdue in the Paradise Jam tournament.
No. 3 Oregon 79, Saint Mary’s 55: Sabrina Ionescu scored a season-high 27 points, and Oregon beat Saint Mary’s in the Saint Mary’s Thanksgiving Classic.
No. 5 Louisville 86, Hartford 69: Asia Durr scored a team-high 20 points, Dana Evans added 11 points and six assists and Louisville rallied from a sluggish start to rout Hartford in the South Point Thanksgiving Shootout.
No. 6 Mississippi State 105, Jackson State 38: Teaira McCowan scored 19 points in 19 minutes to lead five Mississippi State players in double figures, and the Bulldogs beat Jackson State.
No. 7 Maryland 58, Georgia 51: Stephanie Jones scored 21 points, and Maryland held off Georgia in the Puerto Rico Clasico tournament.
No. 8 Stanford 71, American 49: Alanna Smith scored a season-high 25 points, and Stanford beat American in the Rainbow Wahine Showdown.
No. 10 Texas 69, Michigan 52: Jatarie White scored 16 points and Texas defeated Michigan in the semifinals of the Gulf Coast Showcase.