Umass Coasts Behind Camby

Fri., Jan. 20, 1995

Associated Press

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Marcus Camby scored 27 points as No. 1 Massachusetts coasted to a 91-75 win over Rhode Island Thursday night at Providence.

It was the 11th straight win for the Minutemen (4-0 Atlantic Coast Conference, 12-1), while the Rams (0-4, 4-9) dropped their sixth in a row.

(22) Ga. Tech 87, NC-Wilmington 68

At Atlanta, Travis Best scored 26 points and the Yellow Jackets never trailed. The Jackets (11-5) pulled away in the final 18 minutes to hand the Seahawks (7-8) their seventh loss in the last eight games.

(23) Cincinnati 84, Saint Louis 73

Foul-troubled Art Long came off the bench and scored eight points in the final seven minutes, as the Bearcats (3-0, 13-5) pulled away from the Billikens (2-1, 11-3).

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