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No. 16 Auburn defeats LSU for ninth straight win - Vimarsana News

No. 16 Auburn defeats LSU for ninth straight win

Chad Baker-Mazara scored 19 points, Johni Broome had 18 and No. 16 Auburn withstood a late second-half comeback attempt by LSU in a 93-78 victory Saturday.Aden Holloway added 13 points, Tre Donaldson

NIT selection changes not popular with mid-majors, or many favored Power Six conference programs - Vimarsana News

NIT selection changes not popular with mid-majors, or many favored Power Six conference programs

The NCAA’s changes to the National Invitation Tournament selection process this year were designed to preserve the viability of the tournament in the face of possible competition.

NIT selection changes not popular with mid-majors, or many favored Power Six conference programs – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

NIT selection changes not popular with mid-majors, or many favored Power Six conference programs – Winnipeg Free Press

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Hannibal scores 24 points to lead LSU over Missouri 84-80, Tigers finish 0-18 in SEC – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Hannibal scores 24 points to lead LSU over Missouri 84-80, Tigers finish 0-18 in SEC – Winnipeg Free Press

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Missouri loses at LSU to end 0-18 in SEC | Jefferson City News Tribune - Vimarsana News

Missouri loses at LSU to end 0-18 in SEC | Jefferson City News Tribune

Trae Hannibal scored 24 points to lead five in double figures Saturday night and LSU beat Missouri 84-80. Missouri ends its regular season winless in the Southeastern Conference. The Tigers have lost 21-of-22 games since beating Wichita State 82-72 on Dec. 3.