European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 22, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday february 22, 1993 sports the stars and stripes b Page 33 Webber Powers no. 5 Michigan by the associated press Ann Arbor Mich. Chris Webber scored 26 Points As no. 5 Michigan beat Minnesota for the 24th time in 25 games 84-69. The wolverines 21-4,10-3 big ten led 36-22 at halftime and Quick Fly increased the Edge to 20 Points Over the Golden gophers 14-8,6-7. In other games saturday Kansas 77, Kansas St. 64 Lawrence Kan. A Richard Scott i scored 19 Points and no. 6 Kansas broke out of a shooting slump to beat Kansas state for the eighth straight time. Kansas i 21-4 Overall 8-2 big eight hit 10 of 11 shots during one stretch and used runs i of 14-4 and 11-3 to take control Over j Kansas state 15-7, 5-5which is 1-4 since it Rose to no. 23 in the a poll. Florida state 102, Clemson 92 Tallahassee Fla. A Sam Cassell scored75points and started an 8-0 game ending rur As no. 9 Florida state took i Over the Lead in the Atlantic coast conference. Bob Sura and Douglas Edwards added 20 Points apiece for the seminoles 21-6, 11-2who have won 13 of their last 14 games. Jeff Brown and Devin Gray led Clemson 12-10, 2-10 with 21 Points each and Sharone Wright added 20 and 15 rebounds. Georgia tech 69, Wake Forest 58 Winston Salem . Malcolm Mackey had 19 Points and 13 rebounds and Georgia techs zone defense stymied no. 10 Wake Forest. The yellow jackets 14-8, 6-6 Atlantic coast conference had been slumping and lost to the Demon deacons by 23 Points a month ago in Atlanta. But tech made All the right plays Down the stretch after Wake Forest closed to 56-53 with 4 28 left. Freshman Drew Barry scored six Points i during a game dosing 13-5 run by the i jackets. Vanderbilt 82, Florida 64 Nashville Tenn. Kevin Anglin scored 23 Points and no. 11 Vanderbilt i made up for an earlier last second loss to Florida. The commodores 21-4, 10-2 Southeastern conference led by six Points at halftime before pulling away from the gators 14-8,75. Arkansas 115, Mississippi St. 58. Fayetteville Ark. No. 13 a Kansas avenged an earlier loss to Mississippi state blitzing the bulldogs from the 1 Start. The Razorbacks 17-6, 8-5 Sec ran off 11 straight Points for a 37-12 Lead i Midway through the first half and led 57 23 at the break. The bulldogs 12-12,4-9 i beat Arkansas in overtime less than a College basketball month ago. Roger Crawford led Arkansas with 17 Points. Connecticut 81, Pittsburgh 80 Pittsburgh Kevin Ollie scored 17 Points and hit five key free throws in the final 2 04 As Connecticut nearly blew a 16-Point Lead before holding on. Connecticut 13-8, 8-6 big East won its fourth in a Row a All in the conference and no. 17 Pitt 15-7, 7-7 lost its fifth in seven games. The panthers have dropped consecutive Home games at their on Campus fieldhouse for the first time in seven years. Tulane 87, Fla. Atlantic 62 new Orleans Anthony Reed showed no ill effects from his recent hand injury scoring 16 Points As no. 18 Tulane routed division ii Florida Atlantic. Reed who had been in a shooting slump because of injured tendons in the ring Finger of his right hand also had five rebounds before the Tulane 20-4 starters sat Down Midway through the second half. Florida Atlantic 3-24 is 0-17 this season against division i opponents. Rhode Island 71, Massachusetts 68 Providence  Rhode Island ended no. 19 Massachusetts 12-Gamc winning Streak behind the late free throw shooting of Damont Collins and Mike Brown. Collins made two foul shots with 14 seconds left and Brown added two More five seconds later As the rams 167, 7-4 Atlantic 10 ended a nine game losing Streak against the minutemen 185, 9-2. Massachusetts had two final chances but Mike Williams missed a 3 Ointer and a rebound try by Dana Dinge was blocked just before the Buzzer. Michigan a Chris Webber guides a rebound away bum Minnesota a Nate Tubbs on saturday. Iowa 75, Northwestern 63 Evanston 111. A Acie Earl scored 19 Points and Wade Lookingbill added 14, leading no. 20 Iowa Over Northwestern. Iowa 16-6, 5-5 big ten pulled away from a 45-41 Lead with eight straight Points Early in the second half. Northwestern 6-15, 1-11 lost its second straight since its Only conference win Over Penn state. Marquette 63,  Bay 46 Milwaukee Ron Curry had 19 Points and 12 rebounds As no. 24 Marquette beat cold shooting Wisconsin Green Bay. Tony Miller added 15 Points for Marquette 19-4while Dean Ron Dorff led Green Bay 11-10 with 11 Points. It was the first meeting Between the schools in seven seasons Marquette used its quickness and Strong defense to build a 34-20 halftime Lead and increased the margin to 18 before Green Bay rallied in the second half. Miami 82, St. Johns 77 Miami a Constantin Popa playing the last Lovi minutes with four fouls scored 21 Points and rallied Miami past no. 25 St. Johns. Miami 9-13, 6-8 has won five in a Row at Home four against big East teams. St. Johns 14-8, 9-5 began the game tied with Seton Hall for the conference Lead. Brigham Young 98, air Force 80 Provo Utah a Gary Trost scored 23 Points and grabbed 12 rebounds to Lead Brigham Young to a Western athletic conference Victory Over air Force. Air Force 9-14, 3-11 connected on 13 of its first 14 shots and built a 30-18 Lead with 11 30 left in the first half. The Falcons led 34-24 before by 21-5,14-1 went on a 15-3 run to take a 39-37 Lead with 4 20 left in the half. Kevin Nixon had seven of his 15 Points during that spurt. Air Force tied the score at 39 on Steve Haase s Basket with 3 37 left but by went ahead for Good on Nick Sanderson s Basket with 3 11 left in the first half. Air Force hit just 4-of-15 shots to end the half As by took a 50-45 Lead to the locker room. George Irvin led air Force with 27 Points 15 of which came in the first eight minutes of the game. Otis Jones added 18 while Patrick Sanders and Brad Boyer had 10 each. Sanderson had 17 Points for by while Russell Larson had 16 and Jared Miller added 12. By had a 39-16 rebounding Edge. Both teams shot Well from the Field. Air Force shot 62 percent in the first half and 57 percent for the game. By shot 57 percent in the first half and 58 percent for the  hits books As Hall Rolls Over hoyas East Rutherford . A Terry Deere became. Seton Halls All time leading scorer sunday As the 16th-iranked pirates maintained sole Possession of first place in the big East with a 166-56 Victory Over Georgetown. The pirates 20-6, 10-4 big East reached 20 victories for the third straight season. On Deere passed Nick Werkman Seton Halls scoring list Early in the Sec land half when a free throw gave him 2,274 Points. Deere a 6-foot-4 guard is averaging 19.1 for his career. His 21.3 average this season makes him the Only player in the league averaging Over 20 Points per game. Seton Hall took control with a 16-3 run Over the final eight minutes of the first half. Georgetown 13-9, 6-8 led 18-17 with 8 24 left but the hoyas were 1-for-10 from the Field for the rest of the half and committed three turnovers. The hoyas shot 8-for-26 for the half 30.8 percent. Deere had the first five Points of that run. Adrian Griffin and Luther Wright had the other Points. The pirates increased their Lead to 4427 with 11 50 left on a 3-Pointer by Artu Ras Karnis Hovas. The hoyas got within seven Points twice in the final 2 02 As the pirates managed Only two Field goals Over the final eight minutes of the game. Deere and Karnis Hovas each scored 15 Points for Seton Hall. Othella Harrington had 16 Points for Ric Micoud 1 p Georgetown and Deere tied the school scoring Mark when he hit a jumper 3 57 into the second half giving the pirates a 38-23 Lead. He had mis Seif two 3-pointers and a Side jumper after reaching striking distance. A free throw with 14 51 to play gave Deere the record. As soon As the Ball went through the Basket Werkman who played from 1961-64, walked onto the court for a Quick ceremony