College Basketball Daily for November 16, 2010 From the Sports Mac

Top 5 Games From Yesterday

1.         Oklahoma 71, North Carolina Central 63, Overtime: The Sooners scored 11 of the first 13 points in the extra session to hold off the major upset bid by the Eagles.

2.         Providence 58, Yale 55: Duke Mondy hit a jumper with 67 seconds left and Marshon Brooks added two free throws as the Friars came back to beat the upset minded Bulldogs.

3.         South Florida 74, St. Francis (NY) 71: Shaun Noriega hit one of two free throws with 6 seconds remaining to seal the comeback win for the Bulls over the Terriers.

4.         Austin Peay 70, Chattanooga 67: Caleb Brown hit the game winning three pointer with a second left to get the Governors a road win over the Moccasins.

5.         St. Francis (PA) 69, Colgate 66: Umar Shannon scored the final seven points of the game including a three pointer with 37 seconds left to give the Red Flash the lead and the win.

Top 5 Performances From Yesterday

1.         Ken Horton, Central Connecticut State F: 34 points and 9 rebounds in the Blue Devils 101-87 win over Army

2.         Marcus Morris, Kansas F: 22 points and 11 rebounds in the Jayhawks 79-44 win over Valparaiso

3.         Jelani Hewitt, Georgia Southern G: 28 points and 7 rebounds in the Eagles 91-83 win over Carver Bible College

4.         Maurice Jones, Southern California G: 29 points, including 7 three pointers, in the Trojans 86-73 win over Santa Clara

5.         Spencer Dixon, Kennesaw State G: 27 points and 6 assists in the Owls 80-63 upset win over Georgia Tech

Top 5 Games Today

1.         #5 Ohio State (1-0) at #10 Florida (1-0), 6:00 PM, ESPN: The first Top 10 match-up of the new season features the Buckeyes traveling south to Gainesville to take on the Gators. 

2.         #24 Virginia Tech (1-0) at #3 Kansas State (1-0), 4:00 PM, ESPN: The first Top 25 match-up will be quite a challenge, going to Manhattan to take on the Wildcats and Jacob Pullen.

3.         #18 Butler (1-0) at Louisville, 8:00 PM, ESPN: The Bulldogs become the first team to play the Cardinals in their brand new Yum Center in Louisville.

4.         South Carolina (1-0) at #2 Michigan State (1-0), 10:00 PM, ESPN: The Spartans have an interesting visit from the Gamecocks in the 2^nd Big 10/SEC match-up of the day.

5.         San Diego State (1-0) at #12 Gonzaga (2-0), 11:00 PM, ESPN2: The MWC favorite Aztecs face a tough task traveling to Spokane to take on the Bulldogs, who rarely lose at home.

5 Games Under The Radar Today

1.         Colorado (1-0) at Georgia (1-0), 7:00 PM, ESPN3.com: Two programs trying to continue to rebound meet in Athens for an interesting Big 12/SEC match-up.

2.         Texas Tech (1-0) at North Texas (1-0), 8:00 PM: An Intra-state match-up that actually has the Red Raiders traveling east to take on the Mean Green.

3.         Akron (1-0) at Dayton (1-0), 9:00 PM: Two of the best mid-major programs in Ohio clash and try and build early momentum on the campaign.

4.         Brown (1-0) at Rhode Island (0-1), 7:00 PM: The Rhode Island rivalry is renewed with the Bears coming with the better record for this year’s meeting.

5.         Southern Methodist (0-1) at Texas Christian (1-0), 8:00 PM: The Dallas area rivals meet as the Horned Frogs look to get off to a good start and the Mustangs looking for their first win.

Worst 5 Games Today

1.         Indiana-Northwest at Indiana-Purdue-Indianapolis (0-1), 7:00 PM: The NAIA Redhawks should be the Jaguars first win of the young season.

2.         Montreat at Appalachian State (1-0), 7:00 PM: The NAIA Cavaliers should provide little resistance in the Mountaineers quest for win #2 on the season.

3.         Virginia-Wise at Virginia Military Institute (2-0), 7:00 PM: The Keydets are expecting their third win hosting the NAIA Cavaliers

4.         Arlington Baptist at Prairie View A&M (0-2), 8:00 PM: The Panthers will have no problem against an Arlington Baptist program in just its second season.

5.         Bethany College at Sacramento State (0-1), 10:00 PM: The Hornets should have little problem evening their record against the NAIA Bruins.