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I Kansas State 69 St. Louis 63 I Kentucky 85 Maryland 77 I Purdue 84 SMU 75 California 84 Indiana 83 Missouri 67 Wichita State 60 I VanderbiK 80 Duke 58 I Michigan 74 Baylor 70 Stanford 70 Mich. State 69 32 Fowl Bob Murphy Foes Still Unbeaten Five Panthers Wildcats Claw Back ta Mm Uinn fiQ.A7 Up The Middle Make Regionals IV II ip IIIIMVUf WW By JOHN BADWE Sports Editor SAUNA'S HIGHLY TOUTED Nino Samuel, 6-5 post man, and teammate Dave McClanthan, 6-4 forward, are learning that regardless of the heights of success they may attain they can usually be succeeded if not replaced. The senior pair was suspended from the Emporia-Salina Central fray Friday night, and the Mustangs, State Class 4A champions, suffered their second setback of the season. gers were led by Brown, a 6-7 junior, who took game honors with 18 points before fouling out with 3:41 left.

The victory moved Kansas State to a record of 10-8 overall and 4-2 in the Big Eight. Missouri dropped to 15-3 and 4-2. Jack Hartman, Wildcat coach whose charges helped Nebraska by knocking off the Tigers and provided themselves with some life in the race, conceded, "We had to get this one. "I was concerned at the end of the first half again we were guilty of not moving our offense." But Missouri, he said, "was playing tough defense." After intermission, "we forced the play," he said. The Wildcats shot 44 per cent from the field while Missouri was only 36 per cent.

Third Round Scores in Hawaii Open HONOLULU (AP) ThlrdrOUftf scores Saturday in tht 1200,000 Hawaiian Open 90H tournament on me MM yard, par 72 Waialaa Country Club clour: Bob Murphy 4S70-70-20S Rod Funietti 70-41-20 Curtis Slftort 6a 72-4H07 Le Eidar 44 72 a-207 Cnarla Coody ttm-m John Lister Marty Fleckman 6 71-71 20a) Jim Jamicson 8 70 70-30 LeeTrewino M-JO-H-iO Ken Still 7i- ef 2 John SchI M-N-71-ilO Bob Eastwood 70-72 61-710 George Archer Fred Marti 6M 74-210 unky Henry 7V6V-70-210 Grler Jones 63-73-72-210 Bruce Crampton 70-70-70210 Dick Lotl 70 70 71 211 John Schroader n-71-M-jii Larry Hinton 6171-72 2N Hubert Green 73 tf -2ii Forrest FeiW 71 71 211 Doos Sanders -71-71 211 Charles Sitford 67-777211 Lanny Wadkins 74 M-69-211 LOU Graham 68-70-74212 Dick Crawford 70-70-72-212 Takaihi Murakami 7W9-70-212 OeWitt Weaver 61-71-7J-212 Mac McLendon 69-70-7J-21I Takaokl Kane 73 71 61-212 Jim barber M7M-I12 Jim Ferriell Billy ZiObro 73-71-41-212 jerry Heard 71-71-70-212 DonSies 67 71-74212 Lionel Hebert 73 70 212 Ron Cerrudo 72 70-70212 Dave EichelberBer 6S 76-72 213 Tom Watson 41 72 73 213 Art Wall 72-71-70-213 Larry Ziegler 69-74-70213 Arnold Palmer 67-76-70-213 Bob ROSburg 73 70-70-213 Gay Brewer 41-70-75213 Labron Harris 9-7J--213 Brute Fleisher 73 61-72 213 Tom Aaron 41 74-71 213 Jim Wiechers 70 72 72-214 Bill Brask J.C. Snead 72-49 73-714 Jack Nicklau 70-71-73-214 Bert Yancey 69-7S70-214 Bill Garrett 69-73-7J-214 Bob Charles 70-73-71214 Gardner Dickinson 6170 76-214 carl Lohren 73-71-70214 Babe Hiskey 214 Kermit Zarley 73-70-71214 David Cink 71 70-73-214 Bob Smith 47 74-73-214 Jerry McGe 71 72-72 21S Monty Kaser .70 74-71 215 Hale irwin 7470-71 215 Bill Maxwell 71 Peterson 73 71-72-214 Tom Weiskopf 69 7S72 214 DaveMarr 69 73-74-214 Chuck Courtney 69 71-76 216 BOb Barbarossa -72 49 7S-216 Leonard Thompson Buddy Allin Jim Powell 7S 69-73-217 Steve Bogan 71 73 73 217 Bob Lunn 71 71 75 217 JOnfl LOtr 71-72-75-218 Mike Money 477774210 Dave Marad 70-73 75-216 Cesar Sanudd 71 72-79 222 MiSMWt 6 Ebrhrd 4 7 14 Jeffries 3 10 Stock ...1 0 1 2 Ftaker ..3 5 5 11 Salmon .0 7 7 7 Alien 0 01 0 Beard 4 2 5 ID Mitchell .4 2 5 1 It-Stale Total fouls-Miss Fouled out VW Browri State, Hf It was brought to light, however, that Samuel and Mcdanthan were reprimanded for cutting Friday afternoon classes, and the school's code of principle was applied. "It is the school's ruling that any student of athletics or forensic may not be allowed to participate in a contest if on that day he or she has been absent from school," explained Bob Kelly, assistant sports editor of the Salina Journal. Kelly went on to explain that the purpose of the rule is to discourage 'one-day sick-bed layoffs' with lone intent of competing in a contest that night. Salina Central Coach Carroll Cyr later concurred with Kelly's statement and admitted he fully supported the school's stand on the matter.

The suffering is only a one-game absence. Both saw action last night against Wichita Samuel and McClanthan both may be succeeded. Samuel can't be replaced. His 54-point single-handed bombing of Garden City in the recent McPherson Invitational Tournament proves that. AROUND THE BEND Lovable Carl Soden, who classifies UTM as tops in "second-guessing" officials can digest the foregoing tastey morsel as he reclines this afternoon with The Tribune on his lap.

Call it vanity, term it conceit, but UTM strongly believes he is qualified to pass judgement on officiating merits having Page 6 DAILY TRIBUNE Others to qualify were Darrell Claphan, 105; Glen Dewey, 119; Curtis Robinson, 134; and Kelly McCulley, 145. Claphan, Dewey and McCulley captured third places while Robinson was awarded fourth in his division. The top four finishers qualify for the regionals. Great Bend finished fifth in team standings with 47 points. Wichita Heights barely nosed out Newton for top honors with 73Vi points to 73.

Others, in order of finish, were Garden City, 57Vfe, Hutchinson 55, Great Bend 47, Wichita North 40W, Hays 37, Dodge City 32, Liberal 27Vfe, McPherson 20 and Salina South 12. Fate struck a crippling blow to the Panthers' chances of ft team title when Evan Keenan, 98-po under and normally a sure point-getter, was left behind to continue his bout with the flu. In addition, Kee nan's backup replacement, Brad Troutman, also was felled by the illness. Solons May Share Slate ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith said Saturday his professional baseball team may share a 25-to-30 game chunk of its schedule with Orlando.

"We might be interested in playing 25 to 30 games a season down here like Cleveland is talking about doing with New Orleans," Griffith said. The Orlando Sentinel, in its Sunday editions, reported a deal may be contingent on whether Orlando builds a domed stadium. Blue Dragons Blast Garden HUTCHINSON, Kan. The Hutchinson Blue Dragons sharpened up for their Tuesday night showdown with host Barton County by blasting Garden City in a Jayhawk Junior College Conference western division basketball game Saturday night, 71-59. Garden City's Dana Albright paced all scorers with 23 points while Richard Morsden sparked the Blue Dragons' attack with 22.

Hutchinson stands undefeated in league play, 8-0, and claim an 11-3 overall record. Gomez Retains Feather Title MARACAY, Venezuela (AP) Antonio Gomez of Venezuela retained the World Boxing Association version of the feather-' weight title Friday night by knocking out Mexico's Raul Martinez Mora in the seventh round of a scheduled 15-round bout. Gomez knocked the Mexican down twice in the third round and then dropped him for the full count at 1:34 of the seventh, reversing a disputed decision he dropped to Mora in Mexico last Nov. 2. Back on Top In Hawaii Honolulu (AP Bob Mur- phy calmly tapped in a two-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole Sat-urday to regain sole possession of first place in the third round of the $200,000 Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament.

The chunky, red-haired Murphy was in a tie with Rod Fun-seth at 10 under par when the national television coverage broke away as Murphy was playing the 18th. He chipped up to within two feet on the par-five hole and sank the putt for a 70 that left him alone in front at 205. Funseth, a 39-year-old tour veteran, posted a four-under-par 68 on the Waialae Country Club course and was alone in second at 206. Masters' champion Charles Goody headed a quartet at 207, nine under par and just two strokes back of the pace-setting Murphy. Coody had a 69 and was tied with New Zealand's John Lister, 68, and Lee Elder and Curtis Sifford, each with a 69.

Jim Jamieson and Marty Fleckman, attempting to play his way out of a protracted slump, followed at 208. Fleck-man had a 71 and Jamieson a 70. Lee Trevino remained in contention with a 71 for 209, four strokes back. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus failed to make a move, however, and appeared to be out of the running for the $40,000 first prize. Nicklaus had to rally to salvage a 73-214 while Palmer posted a 70 for 213.

Murphy, who has led or shared the lead at the end of every round, said the shifting winds that swept the course may have helped him. "I consider myself a good wind player," he explained. "When I see that it's a windy day, I figure it's to my advantage." Murphy led by one stroke at the start of the day's play. First one and then another of the closely bunched field made a run at him. When he missed the green and bogeyed the 12th hole, he dropped back into a tie at nine under par with a logjam of seven other players.

At the precise moment, Sifford, Jamieson, Funseth, Elder, Lister, Fred Marti and Lou Graham all were nine under at various spots on the course. Triple-bogey disaster hit Marti and Graham, but the others hung on. Marti knocked himself out of contention with a seven on the 16th hole. He just moved the ball with a poor chip for his third shot and dumped the next into a yawning trap. Tigers Nip Omaha OMAHA, Neb.

Gary Bitter's free throw in the final 23 seconds lifted Fort Hays to a stirring 62-61 Rocky Mountain Conference basketball triumph over the University of Nebraska-Omaha, Saturday night. The win marks the Tigers fifth in the league. They have tost four and claim a 10-8 overall Omaha's Cal Forrest and Merlin Renner bucketed 23 and 20-points, respectively, for game honors, while Dave Okeson split the nets for 17, Doug Thurman added 12 and Greg Standish swished through 10 to spark Fort Hays. De Vicenzo Hikes Lead CARACAS (AP) Veteran Roberto de Vicenzo of Argentina fired a two-under-paf 68 Saturday and boosted his lead to four strokes in the Caracas Open golf tournament. De Vicenzo's 68 followed rounds of 65 and 66.

Another subpar round Sunday would enable him to break the tournament mark set by Bert Weaver in 1968. Little-known John Cook of Minneapolis shot a 69 Saturday for a 203 total, four strokes behind de Vicenzo and two in front of England's Peter Townsend and Sutralia's David Graham. Townsend had a 69 Saturday while Graham shot a 67. Three more Americans-Gene Borek, Hugh Royer and Bert Greene were tied for fifth at 206, followed by American Herb Hooper and Argentina's Rogelio Gonzalez at 207. MANHATTAN, Kan.

(AP) -Kansas State fought back in the second half for a 69-67 upset Big Eight Conference basketball victory over I5th-ranked Missouri in a regionally televised game Saturday. Missouri, which had missed only three shots from the free throw line, suddenly turned cold down the stretch and missed five of six in the last three minutes. K-State, 57 per cent from the line in the game, turned red hot and hit five of six free throws near the end to put it on ice. The Wildcats trailed 35-29 at the half and didn't take the lead until the eight-minute mark when Steve Mitchell banked a follow shot for a 55-54 lead. K-State never trailed after that.

Fifty-two fouls were called in the rough-and-tumble match and both teams lost key men by disqualification. The Tigers lost leading scorers Al Eber-hard and John Brown, and K-State lost David Hall and Mitchell, first and second team Larry Williams, a reserve forward, sank two free throws with 49 left to give K-State a safe 69-65 lead. Bob Sender, a 6-7 senior, led K-State with 17 points. The Ti- Billikens Stop Shocks ST. LOUIS (AP) St.

Louis University overcame a frigid second half shooting with deadly accuracy at the free throw line to take a 63-60 victory over Wichita State in a regionally televised Missouri Valley Conference basketball game Saturday. The Billikens, 12-4 overall, solidified their third place bold in MVC standings a 4-2 by easing to an eight-point lead over its defensively tough opponent in the game's final six minutes. Reserve Garry Lsamp's shot from the front and Bill Paradox's two from the line put St. Louis ahead 5345 with 6:06 remaining and the Billikens, who hit 21 of 23 gift shots, led 57-50 two minutes later. Harry Rogers, the only consistent Billiken from the floor the final 20 minutes, all but clinched the outcome with a basket from underneath with 2:33 left and two free shots by Carlos Martinez established a 64-54 St.

Louis lead a minute later. St. Louis, which hit 46.9 per cent of its shots the first half, fell off to six of io the second half for a 41.2 per cent shooting overall to Wichita's 52 per cent, Rogers' 19 points and Para-doski's 15 paced St. Louis. Vince Smith's 23 and Ron Harris' 18 led which fell to 4-4 in the MVC and 12- overall.

Bears Avenge Earlier Loss BERKELEY, Calif. lAP) The California Bears, led by the scoring and rebounding of center Ansney Truitt, avenged an earlier triple overtime loss to Stanford by beating the Indians 84-70 Saturday in Pacific-8 basketball. The 6-foot-9 Truitt scored 26 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and blocked several Stanford shots. He sank 12 of 22 field goal attempts as the Bears shot 57 per cent from the floor as a team. Cal, which took the lead to stay early in the first half, made its Pac-8 record 2-4.

Stanford, a 93-88 winner over California in Friday night's long game at Stanford, dropped to 3-3. Ties World Mark In 60-yard Dash BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Sophomore sprinter George Daniels of the University of Colorado tied the world record of 5.9 seconds in the eo-yard dash Saturday as his team fell 64-49 to Nebraska in an indoor dual track meet. Leighton Priestly paced the Cornhusker runners with a field house record 48. 1 seconds in the 440-yard run, beating Daniels in Jhat event by a half a second.

Five Great Bend wrestlers, headed by unbeaten Fred Foos, have qualified to compete in the Class 5A-4A Prep Regional Tournament next Friday and Saturday at Derby Foos, according to reports at press time, captured first in the 155-pound division to keep his streak alive at IS. Murphy Resigns Grid Position MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -Billy Murphy stepped down as Memphis State football coach Saturday because he wants to devote full time to the job of athletic director. At the same news conference, Dr. C.C.

Humphreys, Memphis State president, said Murphy would seek immediately a replacements for his coaching position and added the football program would be expanded to remain competitive. "The jobs of both athletic director and coach are much too demanding in these times of growing athletic expenses," said Murphy. He came to Memphis State in 1958 and built an 86-38-1 record, ranking him 15th in the country in victories. He ranked 11th in winning percentage at .692. Denver Broncos Ink Free Agents DENVER, Colo.

(AP) Wayne Meylan, a former Nebraska linebacker, and Mike Ernst, a quarterback from Fullerton State, have been signed as free agents by the Denver Broncos, the team announced Saturday. Meylan was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in 1968. He also has spent some time with the New York Giants and the Minnesota Vikings. Ernst will graduate this spring but was not selected in the recent National Football League draft. Cowboys Sign Alfonso Cain DALLAS (AP) The Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League signed defensive tackle Alfonso Cain, their nth-round draft choice, Saturday.

The 6-3, 271 -pound Cain played his college ball at Beth-une-Cookman College in Day-tona Beach, Fla. He was the 442nd and last collegian selected in the NFL draft Wednesday and is the first Cowboy draftee to sign. Terms of Cain's multiple year contract were not disclosed. Super Bowl Champs Hire Gene Stallings DALLAS (AP) The Dallas Cowboys have hired Gene Stallings, who lost his head ing job at Texas after last season, it was announced Saturday. "It was a move we had to make." said Cowboy Coach Tom Landry.

"It was felt we had to split up some of the duties in Bobby Franklin's area. He's been trying to coach the secondary, the specialty teams and handle all our film work. "Franklin will handle the kicking game and continue his film work and Gene will take the secondary," Landry said. "We've always recognized Gene's ability as a coach and his major background is defense and in the defensive secondary." Stallings, a 1957 graduate of Texas returned there in 1964 xs head coach. In his third season his team won the Southwest Conference championship and then beat Alabama in the Cotton Bowl.

Willie Reed Out For Rest of Year NE YORK AP) The New Yorii Knicks announced Saturday hight that center Willie Reed, out since Nov. 11, wttuld have his injured left knee placed in a cily rider walking cast for six-weeks and probably will not piny anymore this season been down that long, long road. With that planted in the readers' minds, must say that Jim Reed, one of the officials who worked the Barton County-Dodge City junior college fracas Friday night, is not qualified to officiate junior college basketball. At least, judging from that game. G.

R. Schmidt, his Wichita cohort, worked an above-average game, tie had to, he didn't have any assistance from the Winfield High School tennis coach. If that Handsome Hungarian Dick Nagy approves the inept official from the east for future contests here or away may the Syracuse Zonk fall on his conk. FURTHER AROUND THE BEND May he wake up today amidst a Garden of Roses. Paul Margheim, 6-7 eager for Great Bend High School, celebrates his 17th birthday today.

And, in accordance with his deriviation his day is tinged with a German motif, highlighted by his favorite cake German chocolate. A tip of Badwey's Bowlero to coach Jim Nebergall's front-liner. Here's hoping he buckets no less than 17 points against Dodge City Tuesday. (That should get UTM a slice of German chocolate cake, shouldn't it)? CAUTION It isn't as simple as black and white, anymore, is it? Great Bend. Kansas Sunday, February 1972 three weeks.

He scored his first Professional Bowlers Association victory in Las Vegas two weeks ago and made the five-man finals in Arcadia, last week. Larry Laub of San Francisco, who had reached the finals by finishing fourth in 42 games of qualifying and match play, defeated fifth-place Barry Asher of Costa Mesa, Calif. 200-193 in the day's first game. Glover, third after 42 games, defeated Laub 207-195 and then beat Mike Orlovsky, Lamp's neighbor in Endicott, 1B8-172. Orlovsky earned $4,000, Laub 13,500 and Asher $3,000.

Kentucky now 7-2 in confer' ence play, seemed to take heart in the overtime and outscored the Commodores 94 in the ex tra session to win. Vandy kept cutting into Kentucky's lead in the second half and finally tited it at 74-74 with 3:33 left. Lee Fowler and Ronnie Lyons both hit one-anoVone free throws to make it 76-76 to set the stage for Maddux' missed shot. Lyons, 5-foot-lQ sophomore, led the way for the winners with 23 points, four in overtime. Jim Andrews and Tom Parker scored 19 each for the Wildcats.

Leading Vandy's scoring was Terry Compton with 20 followed by Tom Arnholt with 13 and Fowler with 12. Grabs Cougar Open Lamp Shines Brightly On Pro Bowling Tour Syracuse Sacks Massachusetts SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) -Syracuse took the lead with 10 minutes left in the first half and never relinquished it as the Orangemen rolled to a 90-85 basketball victory over the University of Massachusetts Saturday. Greg Kohls and Mike Lee combined for 53 points in leading the Syracuse attack before a regional television audience. Kohls, the nation's fifth leading scorer, tossed in 29 points.

Rich Vogeley led the Redtnen with 17. The win was the 18th consecutive at home for Syracuse and gave the Orangemen record of 13-4. Purdue Upsets LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) -Bob Ford and William Franklin pumped in 29 and 28 points, respectively, Saturday to lead Purdue to an 84-74 upset Big Ten basketball victory over Michigan. Michigan standout Henry Wil-more, who had just four points in the first half, came back strong and finished with 26 to lead the Wolverines, 5-2 in league play.

The victory raised Purdue's conference record to 3-1. 1 Air Force Snaps Loss Streak, 75-53 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) The Air Force Academy basketball team snapped a six-game losing streak by beating Georgia Tech 75-53 Saturday. Paced by Dave Kapaska's 27 points, the Falcons also posted their first victory against the Yellow Jackets in a five-game series dating back to 1962. Georgia Tech led for the first five minutes, but from then on the Falcons controlled the ball and the backboards.

Frank Samoylo led Georgia Tech with 17 points as the Yellow Jackets' record fell to 5-12. Air Force is 7-10. McMillen, Terps Rout Duke, 77-58 COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Sophomore Tom McMillen scored 29 points as the Mary- land Terps routed Duke 77-58 to vault into third place in the At-: lantic Coast Conference basketball race Saturday. The Terps broke up a close game midway through the first half by scoring five straight baskets to grab a 28-14 advantage.

For Job Well Done BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -The Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors approved a new five-year contract Saturday for head football coach Charles McClendon at his current salary, 131,500 year. 'NewspaperARCHIVE Ponies Powder Baylor, 74-70 DALLAS (AP) Larry Delvell hit both ends of the bonus situation with 12 seconds to go to give Southern Methodist a 74-70 Southwest Conference victory over Baylor Saturday afternoon. The triumph insured the Mustangs a tie in the race for the SWC leadership. In a game marked by 34 turnovers, SMU missed five free throws in the last two minutes to allow Baylor to stay close.

Baylor took the lead early in the second half but SMU came back to go ahead for good at 63-62 on a three-point play by Ruben Triplett. Baylor had the rebounding edge by 44-37, but the Mustangs outshot the Bears, 48 to 46 per cent. Japan Holds Top Spots SAPPORO, Japan (AP) -Japan held the first four places at the end of the first of two rounds Sunday in the Winter Olympic 70-meter ski competition. The favorite, Yukio Kasaya, had had the best jump, 84 meters (275.68 feet) and scored 126.6 points. Pulverize Foes Cathy Boyer took second in floor exercise, third in all-around, fourth in uneven parallel bars, tied for fourth with teammate Melani Sikes in balance beam and was fifth in vaulting.

Other Pantherettes to score were Diane Adams, second in balance beam, and Pam Potts, fourth in vaulting. Little too Much SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP) Harold Little scored 26 points as New Mexico defeated Utah 80-69 in a Western Athletic Conference basketball game Saturday. New Mexico trailed by four points at halftime but quickly caught the Redskins in the second half of the foul-filled game. John Dearman led Utah's balanced scoring with 16 and Mark Soderberg had 15. The Lobo's second-leading scorer was Mike Faulkner with 20 points.

umm SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Gus Lamp, the hottest shooter on the pro bowling tour, won his second tournament in three weeks Saturday with a 258 final game in the 85,000 Mercury Cougar Open. Lamp, of Endicott. N.Y., started with a spare and then ran off six straight strikes to take a commanding lead over Don Glover, South Bend, in the last of four nationally televised match games. Lamp won $10,000 and a new car.

Glover, who finished with a 224, received $6,000 for second place. The victory increased Lamp's earnings to $22,816 in the last Vandy Bows to Kentucky in Overtime Pantherettes Great Bend girls gymnasts completed a highly successful season by capturing the Dodge City Girls Invitational Saturday while rolling up 51.66 points. The Pantherettes, undefeated in 10 dual meets this, their first in competition, grabbed two firsts both by Cathy Potts while waltzing ahead of Dodge City 49.78; Ulysses, 45.04; Lakin, 32.72; Syracuse, 31.90; and Bucklin, 3.69. In addition to her first-place finishes in balance beam and uneven parallel bars, Miss Potts garnered second in all-around, and fourth in floor exercise. Fret Throws Spell Northwestem's Doom CHAMPAIGN, 111.

(AP) Schroeder converted 10 straight free throws in the final eight minutes Saturday to lead Illinois to a 68-59 Big Ten basketball victory over North- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Kentucky defeated Vanderbilt 8580 in overtime to maintain its lead in the Southeastern Conference basketball race and end the Commodores' undefeated home winning streak at eight Saturday. Vanderbilt, losing its fifth SEC game in nine starts, just missed upsetting the league-leaders. With the score tied at 76-all in regulation time, Vandy 's Ray Maddux received a perfect pass under the basket. He missed as the buzzer sounded to send the game into overtime.

Vandy had trailed at the half 42-34 but outscored Kentucky in the second half on the strength of hitting 20 of 21 free throw attempts. mam.