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College basketball -Live updates, results, results: Duke faces UNC with Cooper Flagg Out

College basketball -Live updates, results, results: Duke faces UNC with Cooper Flagg Out

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Selection on Sunday only two days away, but there are many College basketball action, with which you can keep up at the weekend of the conference tournament.

The first-class Duke returns to the campaign on Friday without Cooper Flag after the potential NBA draft No. 1 sprained its ankle on Thursday. His long -term status is unknown, but coach Jon Scheyer plays it safe for the time being. The Blue Devils will compete in the ACC semi -final without their star newcomer to North Carolina.

In addition, there are many other remarkable games in the barrel. Auburn and Michigan State have already advanced in their respective conference tournaments, while Houston and St. John's also compete for the top seed line in the NCAA tournament.

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Here are all the games that we will keep in mind on Friday. (Scroll for live updates.)

No. 1 Duke vs. UNC, 7 p.m. | ESPN or ESPN2
No. 13 Louisville against No. 10 Clemson, 9:30 p.m. | ESPN or ESPN 2

No. 2 Houston against No. 17 BYU, 7 p.m. | ESPN/ESPN2
No. 9 Texas Tech against Arizona, 9:30 p.m. | ESPN/ESPN2

No. 3 Auburn 62, Ole Miss 57
No. 8 Tennessee 83, Texas 72
No. 4 Florida against No. 21 Missouri, 7 p.m. | Sec
No. 15 Kentucky against No. 5 Alabama, 9:30 p.m. | Sec

No. 6 St. Johns against No. 25 Marquette, 6:30 p.m. | fox
Creighton vs. Uconn, 9 p.m. | fox

No. 7 Michigan State 74, No. 23 Oregon 64
No. 18 Wisconsin 86, UCLA 70
No. 11 Maryland against No. 24 Illinois, 6:30 p.m. | Big ten Network
No. 20 Purdue against No. 22 Michigan, 9 p.m. | Big ten Network

No. 16 Memphis 83, Wichita State 80
Boise State vs. New Mexico, 9:30 p.m. | CBSSN

Live61 updates

  • Zuby EjioFor has 31 points, with St. John's rolling

    The red storm rose four minutes four minutes ago. The winner of Creighton and Uconn will compete in the Big East final

  • Some large half -time lines are smaller

    Mizzou pulled in six points from Florida, while UNC came by eight in the second half. However, blue devils still led at 13.

  • St. Johns rolls so far in the second half

    Six minutes after the second half, St. John's led a lead of 10 points over Marquette. Disability probabilities begin to remove for the golden eagles.

  • Maryland is still rolling with ancient 4-point game

    There are now 81-48 Terrapins that will compete in the Big Ten semi-final Purdue or Michigan.

  • Halftime: Duke 45, North Carolina 24

    The Tar Heels went five minutes without ending the first half, while the Blue Devils went a 15-0 run to open a 21-point lead during the break.

    Kon Knueppel leads Duke with 12 points, followed by Sion James and Tyrese Proctor, both of whom score seven points. North Carolina is led by the eight points of Ven-All Lubin, but the Tar Heels only shoot 36% and 1 out of 10 to 3 points.

  • Duke withdraws from North Carolina

    North Carolina went on a run to close within six points, but Duke shook it off and approached its end again in the first half.

    The Blue Devils are on a 15-0 run to open a 21-point lead of 45-24.

  • A 3-point from Elliot Cadeau reduced Duke's lead to 30-24. But Patrick Ngongba II replied right away to restore the edge of the Blue Devils to eight points. Caleb Foster soon followed by two free throws to resume Duke by 10.

  • Duke locks UNC early

    Even without Cooper Flagg, Blue Devils No. 1 roll against the Tar Heels in the first half.

  • Halftime: Marquette 37, St. Johns 35

    St. John's cut Marquette's 15-point lead over half of the half, which the red storm has to feel good.

    But the Golden Eagles answered when St. Johns led the game band and 37-35 in the half.

    Came Jones with a game with 15 points and scored three 3 points. Zuby EjioFor leads the red storm with 10 points and five boards, followed by the nine points and six rebounds by Kadary Richmond.

  • St. Johns took his first tour with 35-33 on a Zuby EjioFOR-LAYUP. But Marquette came back directly to bind the score on a Zaide Lowery tip. In the first half there is a little more than a minute.

  • And with 31-31 in the Madison Square Garden with a 3 pointer from Deivon Smith for St. John's.

  • Here comes the red storm

    St. Johns was too good to be down. You have cut Marquettes lead to 29-28 with a 17-7 run.

  • Marquette keeps his leadership, with Stevie Mitchell reaching a 3 for a lead of 27-17. So far, the golden eagles shoot 5 out of 11 (46%) from the large range.

  • And another! Jones came a further 3 to put Marquette, 20-9, at 2:07 p.m. in the lead. David Joplin followed with two free throws to extend the leadership of the Golden Eagles to 13 points. You are on an 8-0 run.

  • Came Jones to lower, start

    Came Jones was hot to start this game. He met two 3-pointers and two layups to count early 10 points for Marquette to raise them to a lead of 12: 5.

  • St. Johns won both regular season games with Marquette

    St. Johns went 2-0 against Marquette in the regular season and won 70: 64 and 86: 84. However, the Golden Eagles are 6-0 against the Red Storm in the Big East tournament game

  • The St. Johns band had an early start on Friday and performed on the “Today” show to perform on the Rockefeller Plaza.

  • Finale: Tennessee 83, Texas 72

    The late rally in Texas could help your NCAA tournament opportunities. But the victory of the Longhorns against Texas A&M on Thursday may not be enough to get them out of the bladder.

    To blow out Tennessee would not have helped Texas to achieve the chances of the selection committee. And really, the Longhorns were never in the SEC quarter -final game on Friday, although the end result could indicate this. They didn't play like a team whose post -season was at stake.

    The Vols play Auburn, who defeated Ole Miss on Friday on Friday in the semi -finals on Saturday at 1 p.m. Tennessee lost a close game in her regular season game 53-51.

  • Chendall Weaver from Texas rolled his left ankle after he had hit an offensive rebound, and looked as if he had to come out of the game.

    However, he stayed in and made two free throws to cut Tennessee's lead to 75-65 with 3:28 in the second half.

  • Texas shows a bit of life, but it's probably too late. A wild Kadin Shedrick dipped through two defenders, pulling the longhorns within 75-63, but only four minutes stay in the game.

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