UGA Basketball
Men’s Basketball Game Program for tonight:
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National Rankings UGA/Hampton
PPG 256 209
FG% 312 350
FT % 28 299
3P % 313 97
R 50 206
A 316 167
TO 337 152
A/TO 330 106
BS 179 300
SEC Basketball
Saturday Down South: ESPN’s latest NCAA Tournament bracketology features 8 SEC teams
Florida
Gatorsports: Florida basketball: 3 things learned from Phil Knight Tournament heading into Florida A&M matchup
“Forward Kowacie Reeves appeared in just one of the three games over the weekend, an eight-minute stint off the bench against Oregon State. But Golden said Tuesday it was not a result of disciplinary reasons and blamed himself for not managing rotations better.
Golden said he was going with the hot hand in guard Trey Bonham, who took over for Reeves in the second half of the Florida State game and started all three games over the weekend. Bonham scored 23 points against Xavier and 19 against Oregon before being limited to 3 points on 0 of 9 shooting in the West Virginia loss.
"Wacie got the short end of the stick," Golden said. "That’s on me. He didn’t deserve to not play, but just kind of caught in the moment. It just kind of happened and he’ll be back out there (Wednesday) night.”
“West Virginia scored 20 points off 14 Florida turnovers, while Xavier scored 20 points off 11 Florida turnovers. Florida needs to be stronger with the ball moving forward when facing pressure defenses.
"There are other teams currently that pressure like that, like a (Texas) A&M or an Auburn," Golden said. "We’re going to see it again and we have to handle it better, but again we picked some things out of that game to say OK we can do this to alleviate some of that pressure and do this to take some heat off our guards to be able to attack it better.”
Kentucky
Lexington Herald Leader: Kentucky bounces back from terribly slow start, blows out well-traveled Bellarmine
Lexington Herald Leader: Kentucky’s John Calipari discusses future non-conference scheduling during weekly radio show
Missouri
St. Louis Post Dispatch: How Mizzou basketball's guard-heavy lineup wrestled away OT victory at Wichita State
www.stltoday.com
Tennessee
Knoxville Sentinel: Rick Barnes gives Josiah-Jordan James injury update for Tennessee basketball vs McNeese State
College Basketball
Rothstein: THE BREAKFAST BUFFET.
- North Carolina's first true road game
- Brice Sensabaugh
- Damion Baugh returns for TCU
- Other things to nosh on
collegehoopstoday.com
Field of 68 Daily: Sheesh, @MarquetteMBB. That’s a statement win. Plus:
• @UVAMensHoops headlines a banner @accmbb day
• Kentucky’s early mess
• @Vol_Hoops being patient with JJJ
And much more
fieldof68.beehiiv.com
Charlotte
SB Nation: Charlotte made the most chaotic buzzer-beater to win college basketball’s ugliest trophy
The Hornets’ Nest Trophy is going back to Charlotte after this wild buzzer-beater against Davidson
East Carolina
Daily Reflector: ECU men's basketball: Pirates lose early lead, game to South Carolina State
www.reflector.com
Florida State
Tallahassee Democrat: Florida State men's basketball: Leonard Hamilton not looking to reinvent system as losses pile up
Furman
WYFF: Furman Basketball survives App State, 65-61
www.wyff4.com
Grand Canyon
Arizona Central: Grand Canyon men's basketball loses 30-point lead, but holds off SWAC champion Alcorn State
“During those first 13 minutes, when GCU built a 38-8 lead, Noah Baumann, one of the most efficient 3-point shooters in the nation, made his first four 3-pointers and had 14 points in the first half, tying with Blacksher Jr., for team-high scoring…”
Houston
Houston Chronicle: Houston basketball shows why it's ranked No. 1 in typical UH fashion
The Cougars dominated from start to finish in their first game as the top-ranked team since 1983.
www.chron.com
Iowa
Des Moines Register: A career night by Kris Murray paces Iowa to win over Georgia Tech in ACC-Big Ten Challenge
Marquette
NCAA.com: Marquette men's basketball stuns No. 6 Baylor
www.ncaa.com
Mil JS: Marquette delivers emphatic statement by dominating No. 6 Baylor at Fiserv Forum
Maryland
Baltimore Sun: Three takeaways from No. 22 Maryland men’s basketball’s 79-54 win over Louisville
www.baltimoresun.com
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Live: Dyondre Dominguez leads four scorers in double digits, UMass men’s basketball wins fourth straight
www.masslive.com
Michigan
Michigan Live: Michigan basketball falls to No. 3 Virginia, wastes golden opportunity
www.mlive.com
Notre Dame
Siena
Daily Gazette: Siena men’s basketball gets lift from invitational finish as it heads into conference play
dailygazette.com
Virginia
Daily Progress: No. 3 Virginia men's basketball team rallies past Michigan to remain unbeaten
dailyprogress.com
Wake Forest
Georgia High School Basketball
Scorebook Live: Despite early struggles, Grovetown basketball eyes a state title repeat
History
Hoops Birthdays 11-30
Mark Blount C Pittsburgh BOS, DEN, MIN, MIA 2000-2009 11-30-1975 47 YOA
Jim Chones C Marquette NYA, CAR, CLE, LAL, WAS 11-30-1949 73 YOA
“Growing up, Kendall Chones didn’t realize his father was Jim Chones — at least not that Jim Chones. The 6-foot-11 forward played five seasons in Cleveland, including the 1975-76 Miracle of Richfield season, before winning an NBA Championship as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.
But Chones downplayed his basketball life at home so his triplet sons and two daughters could discover sports organically.
“They came home one day when they were 7 or 8 and said, ‘These guys at school were saying you’re Jim Chones,’ ” says the Cavs radio network analyst. “ ’They gave us cards for you to autograph.’ ”
Darren Daye SF UCLA WAS, CHI, BOS 1983-1988 11-30-1960 62 YOA
Jordan Farmer PG UCLA LAL, NJ, LAC, MEM, SAC 2006-2017 11-30-1986 36 YOA
Steve Hamilton SF Morehead State MIN 1958-1960 born 11-30-1934 died 12-2-1997
OVC HOF
“Hamilton is the only individual to play in the NCAA Basketball Championships (Morehead State), a Major League Baseball World Series (New York Yankees) and an National Basketball Association Championship Series (Minneapolis Lakers).”
P MLB CLE, WAS, NYY, CHI WS, SF, CHI C 1961-1972
Joel Kramer PF SD State PHO 1978-1982 11-30-1955 67 YOA
Andres Nocioni SF Argentina CHI, SAC, PHI 2004-2011 11-30-1979 43 YOA
HOF Paul Westphal SG USC BOS, PHO, SEA, NYK 1972-1984 born 11-30-1950 died 1-2-2021
“When Paul Westphal arrived in Phoenix, Arizona in 1975, he came armed with the lessons he had learned during three seasons coming off the bench for the storied Boston Celtics. One lesson was always be prepared when your number is called. In the seventh game of the 1974 NBA Finals, Westphal scored 12 points, dished out six assists, and hounded perennial All-Star Oscar Robertson from end to end for 31 crucial minutes. In Phoenix, with the Suns, Westphal developed into one of the best all-around guards in the NBA, being named to four consecutive All-Star rosters. In 1977, the ambidextrous slasher earned his first of four straight all-league nods. He averaged better than 20 points per game for five straight seasons, one of the most efficient players in the game. Dynamic, sure-footed, and intelligent, he kept defenders off-balance as he twisted, faked, and weaved his way through traffic for acrobatic shots. In 1976, Westphal and the Suns scrapped and clawed their way to the NBA Finals with hard-fought series wins over the Seattle Supersonics and defending champion Golden State Warriors. Westphal averaged 21 points and 5 assists per game in the playoffs that year.”
Grant Williams PF Tennessee BOS 2019-present 11-30-1998 24 YOA
David Wood PF Nevada CHI, HOU, SA, DET, GS, PHO, DAL, MIL 1988-1997 11-30-1964 58 YOA
Men’s Basketball Game Program for tonight:
Men's Basketball Game Program vs. Hampton - 2022 Georgia Digital Publications
University of Georgia Athletics
National Rankings UGA/Hampton
PPG 256 209
FG% 312 350
FT % 28 299
3P % 313 97
R 50 206
A 316 167
TO 337 152
A/TO 330 106
BS 179 300
SEC Basketball
Saturday Down South: ESPN’s latest NCAA Tournament bracketology features 8 SEC teams
ESPN's latest NCAA Tournament bracketology features 8 SEC teams
www.saturdaydownsouth.com
Florida
Gatorsports: Florida basketball: 3 things learned from Phil Knight Tournament heading into Florida A&M matchup
“Forward Kowacie Reeves appeared in just one of the three games over the weekend, an eight-minute stint off the bench against Oregon State. But Golden said Tuesday it was not a result of disciplinary reasons and blamed himself for not managing rotations better.
Golden said he was going with the hot hand in guard Trey Bonham, who took over for Reeves in the second half of the Florida State game and started all three games over the weekend. Bonham scored 23 points against Xavier and 19 against Oregon before being limited to 3 points on 0 of 9 shooting in the West Virginia loss.
"Wacie got the short end of the stick," Golden said. "That’s on me. He didn’t deserve to not play, but just kind of caught in the moment. It just kind of happened and he’ll be back out there (Wednesday) night.”
“West Virginia scored 20 points off 14 Florida turnovers, while Xavier scored 20 points off 11 Florida turnovers. Florida needs to be stronger with the ball moving forward when facing pressure defenses.
"There are other teams currently that pressure like that, like a (Texas) A&M or an Auburn," Golden said. "We’re going to see it again and we have to handle it better, but again we picked some things out of that game to say OK we can do this to alleviate some of that pressure and do this to take some heat off our guards to be able to attack it better.”
Florida basketball: 3 things learned from Phil Knight Tournament heading into Florida A&M matchup
The Gators (4-3) dropped two of three games, falling 90-83 to Xavier and 84-55 to West Virginia. The 29-point loss was UF's worst in 23 years.
www.gatorsports.com
Kentucky
Lexington Herald Leader: Kentucky bounces back from terribly slow start, blows out well-traveled Bellarmine
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Missouri
St. Louis Post Dispatch: How Mizzou basketball's guard-heavy lineup wrestled away OT victory at Wichita State
How Mizzou basketball's guard-heavy lineup wrestled away OT victory at Wichita State
The Tigers climbed back from a late 10-point deficit to win their first road game, outlasting the Shockers 88-84 in overtime thriller.
Tennessee
Knoxville Sentinel: Rick Barnes gives Josiah-Jordan James injury update for Tennessee basketball vs McNeese State
Rick Barnes gives Josiah-Jordan James injury update for Tennessee basketball vs McNeese State
Tennessee basketball guard Josiah-Jordan James missed the Battle 4 Atlantis while dealing with knee soreness.
www.knoxnews.com
College Basketball
Rothstein: THE BREAKFAST BUFFET.
- North Carolina's first true road game
- Brice Sensabaugh
- Damion Baugh returns for TCU
- Other things to nosh on
The Breakfast Buffet: North Carolina's first true road game, Brice Sensabaugh, Damion Baugh returns for TCU
Who’s hungry for college basketball? Here’s today’s installment of “The Breakfast Buffet”, a daily column that can be found here every single morning getting you caught up to date on everything that’s happened from the day/night before and everything that’s going to happen in the next 24 hours...
collegehoopstoday.com
Field of 68 Daily: Sheesh, @MarquetteMBB. That’s a statement win. Plus:
• @UVAMensHoops headlines a banner @accmbb day
• Kentucky’s early mess
• @Vol_Hoops being patient with JJJ
And much more
Shaka of a score | The Field of 68 Daily
The must-read publication for college hoops fans and coaches everywhere.
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Charlotte
SB Nation: Charlotte made the most chaotic buzzer-beater to win college basketball’s ugliest trophy
The Hornets’ Nest Trophy is going back to Charlotte after this wild buzzer-beater against Davidson
East Carolina
Daily Reflector: ECU men's basketball: Pirates lose early lead, game to South Carolina State
ECU men's basketball: Pirates lose early lead, game to South Carolina State
Returning home after four road games, the East Carolina men’s basketball team looked to stash away a victory against a visiting South Carolina State team that entered with no wins
Florida State
Tallahassee Democrat: Florida State men's basketball: Leonard Hamilton not looking to reinvent system as losses pile up
Florida State men's basketball: Leonard Hamilton not looking to reinvent system as losses pile up
They went 0-3 in the ESPN Events Invitational in Orlando, falling to Siena (80-63), Stanford (70-60) and Nebraska (75-58).
www.tallahassee.com
Furman
WYFF: Furman Basketball survives App State, 65-61
Furman Basketball survives App State, 65-61
Mike Bothwell scored a game-high 23 points
www.wyff4.com
Grand Canyon
Arizona Central: Grand Canyon men's basketball loses 30-point lead, but holds off SWAC champion Alcorn State
“During those first 13 minutes, when GCU built a 38-8 lead, Noah Baumann, one of the most efficient 3-point shooters in the nation, made his first four 3-pointers and had 14 points in the first half, tying with Blacksher Jr., for team-high scoring…”
Grand Canyon men's basketball loses 30-point lead, but holds off SWAC champion Alcorn State
Grand Canyon never looked so sharp to start a basketball game this season, building a 30-point lead in the first 13 minutes against Alcorn State.
www.azcentral.com
Houston
Houston Chronicle: Houston basketball shows why it's ranked No. 1 in typical UH fashion
The Cougars dominated from start to finish in their first game as the top-ranked team since 1983.
Houston shows why it deserves No. 1 ranking in typical UH fashion
The Cougars dominated from start to finish in their first game as the top-ranked team.
Iowa
Des Moines Register: A career night by Kris Murray paces Iowa to win over Georgia Tech in ACC-Big Ten Challenge
A career night by Kris Murray paces Iowa to win over Georgia Tech in ACC-Big Ten Challenge
Iowa junior Kris Murray surpassed another career high with 31 points and 20 rebounds, which led the Hawkeyes to a bounce-back win over Georgia Tech.
www.desmoinesregister.com
Marquette
NCAA.com: Marquette men's basketball stuns No. 6 Baylor
Marquette men's basketball stuns No. 6 Baylor
Marquette pulled off an upset of No. 6 Baylor by defeating the Bears, 96-70 in Milwaukee as a part of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
www.ncaa.com
Mil JS: Marquette delivers emphatic statement by dominating No. 6 Baylor at Fiserv Forum
Marquette delivers emphatic statement by dominating No. 6 Baylor at Fiserv Forum
The Golden Eagles (5-2) struggled against their previous toughest opponents but left little doubt against the Bears (5-2).
www.jsonline.com
Maryland
Baltimore Sun: Three takeaways from No. 22 Maryland men’s basketball’s 79-54 win over Louisville
Three takeaways from No. 22 Maryland men’s basketball’s 79-54 win over Louisville
From another strong performance by senior Donta Scott to the Terps’ 3-point outburst in the second half, here are three takeaways from new coach Kevin Willard’s seventh win in as many games at Maryland.
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Live: Dyondre Dominguez leads four scorers in double digits, UMass men’s basketball wins fourth straight
Dyondre Dominguez leads four scorers in double digits, UMass men’s basketball wins fourth straight
The Minutemen improved to 5-1 on the season heading into Friday's game at Harvard.
Michigan
Michigan Live: Michigan basketball falls to No. 3 Virginia, wastes golden opportunity
Michigan basketball falls to No. 3 Virginia, wastes golden opportunity
Michigan basketball hosted Virginia in a huge matchup at Crisler Center
Notre Dame
Siena
Daily Gazette: Siena men’s basketball gets lift from invitational finish as it heads into conference play
Siena men's basketball gets lift from invitational finish as it heads into conference play - The Daily Gazette
LOUDONVILLE – Maybe what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but the Siena men’s basketball team hopes that what happened in Florida last weekend follows them for the rest of the season.The Saints beat two “Power 6” conference teams in Florida State and Seton Hall, and finished third in the ESPN Events
dailygazette.com
Virginia
Daily Progress: No. 3 Virginia men's basketball team rallies past Michigan to remain unbeaten
No. 3 Virginia men's basketball team rallies past Michigan to remain unbeaten
No. 3 UVa acted like one of the country’s most-seasoned and skilled teams, who had experienced moments and environments of magnitude and hostility before, in its 70-68 win over Michigan.
Wake Forest
Georgia High School Basketball
Scorebook Live: Despite early struggles, Grovetown basketball eyes a state title repeat
Despite early struggles, Grovetown basketball eyes a state title repeat | Scorebook Live
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History
Hoops Birthdays 11-30
Mark Blount C Pittsburgh BOS, DEN, MIN, MIA 2000-2009 11-30-1975 47 YOA
Jim Chones C Marquette NYA, CAR, CLE, LAL, WAS 11-30-1949 73 YOA
“Growing up, Kendall Chones didn’t realize his father was Jim Chones — at least not that Jim Chones. The 6-foot-11 forward played five seasons in Cleveland, including the 1975-76 Miracle of Richfield season, before winning an NBA Championship as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.
But Chones downplayed his basketball life at home so his triplet sons and two daughters could discover sports organically.
“They came home one day when they were 7 or 8 and said, ‘These guys at school were saying you’re Jim Chones,’ ” says the Cavs radio network analyst. “ ’They gave us cards for you to autograph.’ ”
Lessons From A Basketball Life: Jim And Kendall Chones
The father and son duo talk Cavs Academy, basketball as a metaphor for life and growing up in an NBA household.
clevelandmagazine.com
Darren Daye SF UCLA WAS, CHI, BOS 1983-1988 11-30-1960 62 YOA
Jordan Farmer PG UCLA LAL, NJ, LAC, MEM, SAC 2006-2017 11-30-1986 36 YOA
Steve Hamilton SF Morehead State MIN 1958-1960 born 11-30-1934 died 12-2-1997
OVC HOF
“Hamilton is the only individual to play in the NCAA Basketball Championships (Morehead State), a Major League Baseball World Series (New York Yankees) and an National Basketball Association Championship Series (Minneapolis Lakers).”
P MLB CLE, WAS, NYY, CHI WS, SF, CHI C 1961-1972
Joel Kramer PF SD State PHO 1978-1982 11-30-1955 67 YOA
Andres Nocioni SF Argentina CHI, SAC, PHI 2004-2011 11-30-1979 43 YOA
HOF Paul Westphal SG USC BOS, PHO, SEA, NYK 1972-1984 born 11-30-1950 died 1-2-2021
“When Paul Westphal arrived in Phoenix, Arizona in 1975, he came armed with the lessons he had learned during three seasons coming off the bench for the storied Boston Celtics. One lesson was always be prepared when your number is called. In the seventh game of the 1974 NBA Finals, Westphal scored 12 points, dished out six assists, and hounded perennial All-Star Oscar Robertson from end to end for 31 crucial minutes. In Phoenix, with the Suns, Westphal developed into one of the best all-around guards in the NBA, being named to four consecutive All-Star rosters. In 1977, the ambidextrous slasher earned his first of four straight all-league nods. He averaged better than 20 points per game for five straight seasons, one of the most efficient players in the game. Dynamic, sure-footed, and intelligent, he kept defenders off-balance as he twisted, faked, and weaved his way through traffic for acrobatic shots. In 1976, Westphal and the Suns scrapped and clawed their way to the NBA Finals with hard-fought series wins over the Seattle Supersonics and defending champion Golden State Warriors. Westphal averaged 21 points and 5 assists per game in the playoffs that year.”
Grant Williams PF Tennessee BOS 2019-present 11-30-1998 24 YOA
David Wood PF Nevada CHI, HOU, SA, DET, GS, PHO, DAL, MIL 1988-1997 11-30-1964 58 YOA
