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Missouri pro athletes to aid tornado-torn Joplin
Flanked by representatives from Missouri pro sports teams prior to the Kansas-Missouri basketball game, Gov. Jay Nixon launched an effort to build 35 houses in tornado-devastated Joplin.
Mizzou edges Kansas on Denmon's huge finish
No. 4 Missouri 74, No. 8 Kansas 71
No. 1 Kentucky cruises on road at S. Carolina
Anthony Davis had 22 points, eight rebounds and eight blocks as No. 1 Kentucky wiped away the memories of the last time the top-ranked Wildcats came to South Carolina with an 86-52 victory Saturday night.
Sullinger, No. 3 Ohio State hold off Wisconsin
Jared Sullinger scored 24 points and William Buford hit a critical 3-pointer down the stretch, helping No. 3 Ohio State beat Wisconsin (No. 20 ESPN/USA Today, No. 19 AP) 58-52 on Saturday.
Connaughton, Notre Dame top No. 15 Marquette
Freshman Pat Connaughton had 23 points and 11 rebounds as Notre Dame made 11 3-pointers and beat No. 15 Marquette 76-59 Saturday.
Arizona asst.: Kicking player wasn't intentional
Arizona assistant coach Joe Pasternack says he didn't deliberately make contact with California's Jorge Gutierrez after he fell into the Wildcats' bench during Thursday night's game.
UConn's Calhoun on medical leave indefinitely
University of Connecticut basketball coach Jim Calhoun is taking an indefinite medical leave of absence, the school announced on Friday.
Michigan St. F Green says he will play Sunday
Michigan State forward Draymond Green says he will play against Michigan on Sunday despite his sprained left knee.
ACC sets scheduling plan for 14-team league
The Atlantic Coast Conference will play a nine-game schedule in football and every team will compete in the ACC basketball tournaments once Syracuse and Pittsburgh join the league.
Minnesota AD Maturi announces plan to retire
Joel Maturi's decade as University of Minnesota athletics director required a constant balance between running two-dozen teams with integrity and keeping the department solvent in the big business of major college sports.

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