Saturday's college basketball roundup

Hoyas hold off Marquette in OT • NO. 11 GEORGETOWN 70, NO. 21 MARQUETTE 68: Roy Hibbert and Jonathan Wallace scored 20 points each to lift the Hoyas (24-4, 14-3 Big East) to an overtime victory over the Golden Eagles (21-7, 11-6) in Milwaukee. Wesley Matthews tied his career high with 22 points for Marquette.

• NO. 2 MEMPHIS 76, SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 67: Derrick Rose scored 23 points, including 11 in a 5-minute span of the second half, to help the Tigers (28-1, 14-0 Conference USA) pull away from the host Golden Eagles (15-13, 7-7). Memphis clinched its third consecutive Conference USA regular-season title with its 37th league victory in a row.

• NO. 3 NORTH CAROLINA 90, BOSTON COLLEGE 80: Tyler Hansbrough's 25 points helped the Tar Heels (27-2, 12-2 ACC) overcome an 18-point deficit to beat the Eagles (13-14, 4-10) in Boston. Tyrese Rice's 46 points led Boston College.

• NO. 6 KANSAS 88, KANSAS STATE 74: Brandon Rush scored 21 points and Sherron Collins 18, leading the Jayhawks (26-3, 11-3 Big 12) past the visiting Wildcats (18-10, 8-6). Michael Beasley's 39 points and 11 rebounds led Kansas State.

• NO. 8 STANFORD 60, NO. 22 WASHINGTON STATE 53: Brook Lopez scored 19 of his 25 points after halftime and pulled down six rebounds to help the Cardinal (24-4, 13-3 Pac-10) beat the visiting Cougars (22-7, 10-7).

• ARKANSAS 78, NO. 18 VANDERBILT 73: Sonny Weems scored 20 points, and the Razorbacks (19-9, 8-6 SEC) held off the visiting Commodores (24-5, 9-5), who called a timeout they didn't have in the final seconds. Shan Foster scored 22 points to become Vandy's career scoring leader.

• BOWLING GREEN 89, NO. 23 KENT STATE 83: Brian Moten scored 24 points and had six of Bowling Green's 11 three-pointers as the Falcons (13-14, 7-7 Mid-American Conference) beat the visiting Golden Flashes (23-6, 11-3) in Kent State's first game as a ranked team.

Fordham sets record for futility • NO. 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON 66, FORDHAM 27: The Rams completed the worst season in NCAA women's basketball history, losing to the host Colonials and becoming the first team to go 0-29. Fordham surpassed the 0-28 teams of Charleston in 1990-91 and Centenary in 1999-2000. Jazmine Adair had 15 points and 12 rebounds for George Washington (24-5, 12-2 Atlantic 10). Freshman guard Megan Mahoney's 15 points led Fordham (0-29, 0-14).

• NO. 1 CONNECTICUT 77, DEPAUL 76: Ketia Swanier made the go-ahead layup with 1.6 seconds left, and the Huskies (28-1, 14-1 Big East) rallied from a 17-point second-half deficit to beat the Blue Demons (18-10, 7-8) in Chicago.

• NO. 20 TEXAS A&M 72, NO. 8 BAYLOR 53: Morenike Atunrase scored 24 points, leading the Aggies (22-7, 10-5 Big 12) past the Bears (24-4, 12-3) in College Station, Texas. Angela Tisdale led Baylor with 25 points.

Johnson, Mavericks top Omaha • In the NCC, Heather Johnson scored 21 points and Alex Andrews had 16 points and 11 rebounds, leading MSU Mankato to a 69-62 victory over host Nebraska-Omaha. ... Bridget Yoerger had 17 points and 11 rebounds for South Dakota in a 74-59 victory over visiting St. Cloud State. The top-seeded Coyotes (26-1, 12-0 NCC), ranked No. 3 in Division II, will play host to the NCC tournament finals next weekend. ... In the NSIC quarterfinals, Candace Olstad scored 17 points and Katie LaViolette had 15 to lead Concordia (St. Paul) to a 66-50 victory over visiting Southwest Minnesota State.

Central Lakes beats Vermilion • In the NSIC semifinals, Jamar Diggs scored 26 points to lead Wayne State to a 75-72 overtime victory over Concordia (St. Paul). Bryce Caldwell added 16 for the Wildcats, who will play Winona State on Friday. James Metcalf scored 20 to lead Concordia. ... Kody Braddix scored 27 points to lead Central Lakes to a 77-53 victory over Vermilion in the NJCAA Region 13 tournament championship game. Braddix went 10-for-14 from the field, including 4-for-5 on three-pointers.

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