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Baker-Mazara comes off bench to score 19, lead No. 16 Auburn to 93-78 win over LSU – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Baker-Mazara comes off bench to score 19, lead No. 16 Auburn to 93-78 win over LSU – Winnipeg Free Press

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Baker-Mazara comes off bench to score 19, lead No. 16 Auburn to 93-78 win over LSU - Vimarsana News

Baker-Mazara comes off bench to score 19, lead No. 16 Auburn to 93-78 win over LSU

Chad Baker-Mazara had 19 points and six steals off the bench and No. 16 Auburn won its ninth straight by double digits, 93-78 over LSU on Saturday night. Auburn (14-2, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) had a season-high 16 steals and scored 26 points off of 17 turnovers from LSU (10-6, 2-1). Johni Broome added 18 points and seven rebounds for Auburn, which shot 40% on 3-pointers.

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Broome's double-double helps Auburn beat SE Louisiana, give Pearl milestone win – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Broome's double-double helps Auburn beat SE Louisiana, give Pearl milestone win – Winnipeg Free Press

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Georgia Tech's journey from SEC to independence to ACC — and a Big Ten dalliance? - Vimarsana News

Georgia Tech's journey from SEC to independence to ACC — and a Big Ten dalliance?

Georgia Tech has been in the ACC for 40-plus years, but few schools can match its conference realignment what-ifs. What's next?

Grudges, politics and gentlemen's agreements: The chaotic history of SEC scheduling - Vimarsana News

Grudges, politics and gentlemen's agreements: The chaotic history of SEC scheduling

For many years, coaches in the Southeastern Conference scheduled as they pleased. What could go wrong?