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	<br>TULSA, Okla. (AP) - ~~Jahvon Quinerly made a 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left, and No. 15 Memphis survived a late flurry from Tulsa's Cobe Williams to beat the Golden Hurricane 78-75 on Thursday night.<br><br>~~[https://www.~~houzz~~.com/~~photos~~/~~query/David~~%~~20Jones David Jones~~] ~~and Nae'Qwan Tomlin each~~ scored 17 points ~~for Memphis~~, ~~which led 75-70~~ in the ~~final minute before Williams scored five points in a three-~~second ~~span~~. ~~After Quinerly's 3~~, ~~Williams' 3-point attempt~~ at ~~the buzzer rimmed out~~.<br><br>~~Memphis~~ (11-2, 1-0 American Athletic Conference) ~~squandered~~ a 14-~~point~~ halftime ~~lead and overcame a frustration foul by Quinerly~~.<br><br>~~After [https://www~~.~~tumblr.com/search/Williams Williams] made~~ a ~~layup to cut the deficit to 75~~-72, ~~Quinerly pushed PJ Haggerty~~ to ~~the ground before the ball was inbounded~~. Williams ~~then~~ hit a ~~corner~~ 3 to ~~tie the score~~ with 33~~.4 seconds left~~.<br><br>~~Memphis worked the clock before Quinerly drained his 3 from the left wing~~. ~~He finished~~ with ~~11 points~~.<br><br>"~~He lost his composure~~, ~~which you don´t want happening~~," ~~Memphis~~ coach ~~Penny Hardaway said~~. "~~But I still had confidence in him taking~~ that ~~last shot. Give Tulsa credit, they´ve come from behind on a lot of teams this year and they don´t give up~~."<br><br>Haggerty ~~scored 27 points for Tulsa (9~~-4, ~~0-1), which had~~ a ~~nine-game home winning streak snapped~~. ~~Carlous Williams added 16 points, making a season-high four 3-pointers,~~ and ~~[https://moonhillhostel.com/ rape porn] Cobe Williams finished with 10 points~~.<br><br>~~Hagerty,~~ a ~~freshman~~, ~~also~~ had ~~eight~~ rebounds and ~~four~~ assists~~, but was just 5~~ of ~~11 on~~ free throws~~. He came in shooting 81% from the line~~.<br><br>"~~Memphis has a really good team that could play deep into March~~," ~~Tulsa coach Erik~~ Konkol said. "~~And we went toe-to-toe with them~~. ~~There´s a lot of things we´ve got to fix, but we~~ can ~~gain confidence from this~~."<br><br>~~Memphis guard Caleb Mills slipped on a drive with 2:19~~ to ~~play in the first half and appeared to injure his left knee~~. ~~He had to be helped from the court. Mills~~ is ~~the Tigers' fourth-leading scorer at 8.5 points per game~~.<br><br>~~Memphis shot 50% from~~ the ~~field but had 21 turnovers~~.<br><br>~~The Tigers led 49~~-~~35 at halftime~~, ~~but Tulsa made five 3-pointers~~ in the first ~~7:08~~ of ~~the second half to get within 56~~-53.<br><br>~~Memphis went inside to rebuilt the lead. Tomlin~~ made ~~two layups and a free throw, and Jones hit a short jumper in the lane to push the lead back to 65~~-54.<br><br>~~Tulsa, though, didn't fold, and Haggerty and Carlous Williams helped the Golden Hurricane get back within five ahead of the exciting finish.~~<br><br>~~Konkol said he was confident~~ in ~~Cobe Williams´ tying 3 even though~~ the ~~senior was 2-for-12 from the field at that point~~.~~<br><br>"We drew it up for him," Konkol said. "I have complete confidence~~ in ~~him. I feel like water finds its level and~~ the next ~~one was going to go down~~."<br><br>In the ~~first half~~, ~~Memphis forced~~ Tulsa ~~into nine~~ first-~~half turnovers, shot~~ 64~~% from the field and 55%~~ on ~~3-pointers~~, ~~and beat Tulsa downcourt numerous times to set up easy shots~~.<br><br>UP NEXT<br><br>~~Memphis: Hosts SMU on Sunday~~.~~<br><br>~~Tulsa~~: At East Carolina on Sunday~~.<br><br>___<br><br>Get poll alerts and updates on AP Top 25 basketball throughout the season. Sign up here.<br><br>___<br><br>AP college basketball: website and website ~~Quinerly~~'s ~~late 3 gives No.~~ 15 ~~Memphis 78~~-~~75 win over Tulsa~~<br><br>		<br>TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Freshman [https://www.tumblr.com/search/PJ%20Haggerty PJ Haggerty] scored a career-high 32 points, including 26 in the second half, as Tulsa defeated No. 24 South Florida 76-70 on Saturday, snapping the nation´s longest winning streak at 15 games.<br><br>Tulsa (16-14, 7-11 American Athletic Conference) held USF to 30% shooting in the second half, coming back from a 37-31 halftime deficit.<br><br>Haggerty, the conference´s 13-time freshman of the week and nation´s leading freshman scorer at 20.6 points per game, scored 10 points of a 16-5 Tulsa run, prompting South Florida to take a timeout with 8:10 to play. Cobe Williams, who added 23 for Tulsa, hit a 3-pointer out of the break. Haggerty continued to pour it on from there, scoring Tulsa´s next 10 points to give Tulsa a 69-58 lead with 2:33 remaining.<br><br>South Florida (23-6, 16-2) pulled within 70-67 on a tip-in by Kasean Pryor [https://www.smamta-ska.sch.id/pages/TOTO22/ scam] with 1:20 left but Tulsa made 6 of 9 free throws from there.<br><br>"We had opportunities to stretch the lead, but in the second half Haggerty and Cobe Williams were the most competitive players on the floor," said South Florida coach Amir Abdur-Rahim. "We didn´t match their competitiveness and that was disappointing.<br><br>"Haggerty is just a really crafty player. He´s 6-4, strong and he never gets in a hurry. With his strength and patience he just really made it tough on us."<br><br>Tulsa coach Eric Konkol marveled at Haggerty´s shot making and said it´s a skill he´s possessed since his earliest days of competitive basketball. Haggerty made 11 of 17 shots from the floor, 10 of 14 free throws and had seven rebounds and five assists. Williams had 11 rebounds and made 3 of 8 3-pointers and 8 of 9 free throws.<br><br>"You talk to the guys who watched him grow up and they all say he´s always been able to score," Konkol said of Haggerty. "He´s got such balance and is constantly changing directions. He can slow down and get what he´s looking for."<br><br>"I just try to take what I see out there," Haggerty said. "That´s really all it is."<br><br>Pryor led South Florida with 29 points and 11 rebounds. Chris Youngblood had 12 points and Selton Miguel 11 for the Bulls.<br><br>Pryor, a 6-10 junior, had 15 in the first half on 5 of 6 shooting including going 2of 3 3-pointers, exceeding his 12.1 scoring average by halftime.<br><br>South Florida made just 4 of 23 3-pointers.<br><br>BIG PICTURE<br><br>South Florida: The Bulls became ranked for the first time in school history last week and will be the No. 1 seed in the AAC Tournament next week.<br><br>Tulsa: A year after going 5-25 in Eric Konkol´s first season, the Golden Hurricane improved considerably, led by Haggerty, Tulsa's freshman scoring record holder who exceeded his previous high of 30 against Rice. It was Tulsa´s first victory over a ranked team since a 65-64 win over No 5 Houston on Dec. 29, 2020.<br><br>UP NEXT<br><br>Both teams will head to Fort Worth, Texas, for the American Basketball Championship at Dickies Arena. South Florida has a first-round bye and will play its first game Friday. Tulsa will play a first-round game Thursday.<br><br>___<br><br>Get poll alerts and updates on AP Top 25 basketball throughout the season. Sign up here<br><br>___<br><br>AP college basketball: website and website Haggerty scores 32 as Tulsa snaps No. 24 South Florida's 15-game...<br><br>

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	<br>TULSA, Okla. (AP) - ~~J´Wan Roberts scored 15 points, Tramon Mark and Emanuel Sharp added 14 each~~, and No. ~~3 Houston routed~~ Tulsa 89-50 on ~~Wednesday~~ night in the ~~American Athletic Conference opener for both teams~~.<br><br>~~The Cougars~~ (13-1) ~~missed five of their first seven shots as Tulsa took an early 8~~-5 lead~~, but were deadly thereafter~~ and ~~finished the game shooting 59% (36 of 61)~~.<br><br>~~"Our spacing was good~~, ball ~~movement~~ was ~~good and~~ the ~~team is unselfish," Houston coach Kelvin Sampson said~~. ~~"We have multiple guys who can make shots and they don´t care who scores as long as we score~~."<br><br>~~Mark~~ left ~~the game with 17:51 remaining because of an apparent leg injury and did not return~~.~~<br><br>Bryant Selebangue led Tulsa (4-8)~~ with 13 points.<br><br>"~~We did some things well and I was happy to see us execute those things~~," ~~Tulsa first-year~~ coach ~~Eric Konkol~~ said. "But ~~the overall stamina required, not just~~ in ~~trying to score~~, ~~but I thought their passing, sharing, the way~~ they ~~find shots and make difficult shots, it was just a well-rounded performance by them. They are a very good team~~."<br><br>[https://~~search.yahoo~~.com/~~search?p=Houston Houston~~] ~~used a couple of big runs to pull away to a 43-26 halftime advantage, then opened the second half~~ with ~~a 12-2 burst~~.<br><br>~~Tulsa~~ had ~~success early using screen-~~and~~-rolls to free Selebangue~~, ~~who~~ was 5~~-for-5~~ in ~~the first half for 10 points. But the Hurricane finished 19 of 56 (33~~%~~) against~~ the ~~nation´s leading team in field goal percentage defense and scoring defense~~.<br><br>"~~You´re not going to win championships with your offense~~," ~~Sampson~~ said. "~~You~~ can ~~have great execution and some nights the ball just won´t go~~ in the ~~basket. But you can always count on defense~~ and ~~rebounding~~. ... ~~This team is better than it was a month ago and will be better in another month."~~<br><br>~~BIG PICTURE~~<br><br>~~Houston was equally impressive on offense~~, ~~scoring inside, [https~~:~~//smkn1bantan~~.~~sch~~.~~id/url/TOTO1000/ animal porn] from mid-range~~ and ~~making seven 3[https://www.medcheck-up.com/?s=~~-~~pointers -pointers] while getting just about any shot it wanted~~.<br><br>Tulsa, ~~outsized~~ and ~~overmatched athletically, got a first-hand look at~~ the ~~type~~ of ~~team it would like to become~~ in the ~~future under Konkol~~.<br><br>"~~I have great respect~~ for ~~what Houston has done and the program they´ve become~~," Konkol said. "I ~~admire all programs that~~ have ~~sustained success~~. ~~We want~~ to ~~be a gritty~~ and ~~nasty program like they are~~ and ~~we got a lesson tonight in what that looks like~~."<br><br>UP NEXT<br><br>~~Houston~~: Hosts ~~UCF~~ on ~~Saturday~~.<br><br>Tulsa: At ~~SMU~~ on Sunday.<br><br>___<br><br>AP college basketball: website and website ~~and website~~ No. ~~3 Houston roll past~~ Tulsa ~~89-50~~<br><br>		<br>TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Jahvon Quinerly made a 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left, and No. 15 Memphis survived a late flurry from Tulsa's Cobe Williams to beat the Golden Hurricane 78-75 on Thursday night.<br><br>[https://www.houzz.com/photos/query/David%20Jones David Jones] and Nae'Qwan Tomlin each scored 17 points for Memphis, which led 75-70 in the final minute before Williams scored five points in a three-second span. After Quinerly's 3, Williams' 3-point attempt at the buzzer rimmed out.<br><br>Memphis (11-2, 1-0 American Athletic Conference) squandered a 14-point halftime lead and overcame a frustration foul by Quinerly.<br><br>After [https://www.tumblr.com/search/Williams Williams] made a layup to cut the deficit to 75-72, Quinerly pushed PJ Haggerty to the ground before the ball was inbounded. Williams then hit a corner 3 to tie the score with 33.4 seconds left.<br><br>Memphis worked the clock before Quinerly drained his 3 from the left wing. He finished with 11 points.<br><br>"He lost his composure, which you don´t want happening," Memphis coach Penny Hardaway said. "But I still had confidence in him taking that last shot. Give Tulsa credit, they´ve come from behind on a lot of teams this year and they don´t give up."<br><br>Haggerty scored 27 points for Tulsa (9-4, 0-1), which had a nine-game home winning streak snapped. Carlous Williams added 16 points, making a season-high four 3-pointers, and [https://moonhillhostel.com/ rape porn] Cobe Williams finished with 10 points.<br><br>Hagerty, a freshman, also had eight rebounds and four assists, but was just 5 of 11 on free throws. He came in shooting 81% from the line.<br><br>"Memphis has a really good team that could play deep into March," Tulsa coach Erik Konkol said. "And we went toe-to-toe with them. There´s a lot of things we´ve got to fix, but we can gain confidence from this."<br><br>Memphis guard Caleb Mills slipped on a drive with 2:19 to play in the first half and appeared to injure his left knee. He had to be helped from the court. Mills is the Tigers' fourth-leading scorer at 8.5 points per game.<br><br>Memphis shot 50% from the field but had 21 turnovers.<br><br>The Tigers led 49-35 at halftime, but Tulsa made five 3-pointers in the first 7:08 of the second half to get within 56-53.<br><br>Memphis went inside to rebuilt the lead. Tomlin made two layups and a free throw, and Jones hit a short jumper in the lane to push the lead back to 65-54.<br><br>Tulsa, though, didn't fold, and Haggerty and Carlous Williams helped the Golden Hurricane get back within five ahead of the exciting finish.<br><br>Konkol said he was confident in Cobe Williams´ tying 3 even though the senior was 2-for-12 from the field at that point.<br><br>"We drew it up for him," Konkol said. "I have complete confidence in him. I feel like water finds its level and the next one was going to go down."<br><br>In the first half, Memphis forced Tulsa into nine first-half turnovers, shot 64% from the field and 55% on 3-pointers, and beat Tulsa downcourt numerous times to set up easy shots.<br><br>UP NEXT<br><br>Memphis: Hosts SMU on Sunday.<br><br>Tulsa: At East Carolina on Sunday.<br><br>___<br><br>Get poll alerts and updates on AP Top 25 basketball throughout the season. Sign up here.<br><br>___<br><br>AP college basketball: website and website Quinerly's late 3 gives No. 15 Memphis 78-75 win over Tulsa<br><br>

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TULSA, Okla. (AP) - J´Wan Roberts scored 15 points, Tramon Mark and Emanuel Sharp added 14 each, and No. 3 Houston routed Tulsa 89-50 on Wednesday night in the American Athletic Conference opener for both teams. The Cougars (13-1) missed five of their first seven shots as Tulsa took an early 8-5 lead, but were deadly thereafter and finished the game shooting 59% (36 of 61). "Our spacing was good, ball movement was good and the team is unselfish," Houston coach Kelvin Sampson said. "We have multiple guys who can make shots and they don´t care who scores as long as we score." Mark left the game with 17:51 remaining because of an apparent leg injury and did not return. Bryant Selebangue led Tulsa (4-8) with 13 points. "We did some things well and I was happy to see us execute those things," Tulsa first-year coach Eric Konkol said. "But the overall stamina required, not just in trying to score, but I thought their passing, sharing, the way they find shots and make difficult shots, it was just a well-rounded performance by them. They are a very good team." [https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Houston Houston] used a couple of big runs to pull away to a 43-26 halftime advantage, then opened the second half with a 12-2 burst. Tulsa had success early using screen-and-rolls to free Selebangue, who was 5-for-5 in the first half for 10 points. But the Hurricane finished 19 of 56 (33%) against the nation´s leading team in field goal percentage defense and scoring defense. "You´re not going to win championships with your offense," Sampson said. "You can have great execution and some nights the ball just won´t go in the basket. But you can always count on defense and rebounding. ... This team is better than it was a month ago and will be better in another month." BIG PICTURE Houston was equally impressive on offense, scoring inside, [https://smkn1bantan.sch.id/url/TOTO1000/ animal porn] from mid-range and making seven 3[https://www.medcheck-up.com/?s=-pointers -pointers] while getting just about any shot it wanted. Tulsa, outsized and overmatched athletically, got a first-hand look at the type of team it would like to become in the future under Konkol. "I have great respect for what Houston has done and the program they´ve become," Konkol said. "I admire all programs that have sustained success. We want to be a gritty and nasty program like they are and we got a lesson tonight in what that looks like." UP NEXT Houston: Hosts UCF on Saturday. Tulsa: At SMU on Sunday. ___ AP college basketball: website and website and website No. 3 Houston roll past Tulsa 89-50