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Georgia Gets Second SEC Upset in One Day

Saturday, March 15, 2008 11:19:40 PM
By CHARLES ODUM

ATLANTA (AP) - No one thought Georgia could win two SEC tournament games in one day.

Then again, no one asked Georgia seniors Sundiata Gaines and Dave Bliss.

Gaines scored 20 points and Georgia, a last-place team in the regular season, upset Mississippi State 64-60 on Saturday night to move to within one win of its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2002.


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Other NCAA Game Summaries

• No. 16 Vanderbilt beats CS Fullerton 83-67 1:06AM CT
• Fresno State rallies for win over No. 22 TCU Dec 4 2008 11:23PM CT
• Abrams leads No. 8 Texas over No. 12 UCLA, 68-64 Dec 4 2008 10:31PM CT
• No. 20 Virginia beats Illinois 63-39 Dec 4 2008 10:26PM CT
• No. 19 Arizona State defeats Jackson State 81-60 Dec 4 2008 9:59PM CT
• McCoughtry leads Louisville over MTSU, 67-44 Dec 4 2008 9:00PM CT
• UConn survives Buffalo, 68-64 Dec 4 2008 8:42PM CT
• No. 17 Villanova routs Houston Baptist 93-57 Dec 4 2008 8:27PM CT
• Griffin leads No. 6 Sooners to 73-72 win Dec 4 2008 8:18PM CT
• Black has 18 points, leads Duke over Iowa, 71-47 Dec 4 2008 8:08PM CT

   

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