>> Wichita State Clobbers Bradley
Garrett Stutz had 14 points and 10 rebounds Wednesday night and Wichita State routed Bradley 90-51 in the Missouri Valley Conference opener for both schools.
All five starters scored in double figures for the Shockers (10-2), who have won eight in a row. Joe Ragland and Toure Murry had 12 points, David Kyles scored 11 and Carl Hall had 10 points for Wichita State, which made 52% of its shots from the field. The Shockers had a 50-32 rebounding advantage.
Stutz had eight points and eight rebounds in the first half as Wichita State built a 39-24 lead.
Taylor Brown led all scorers with 19 points for Bradley (5-8), which has dropped four in a row. Jordan Prosser had nine points and nine rebounds.
The Braves were a dismal 14 of 55, or 25%, from the field in the game.
>> Pac-12, Big Ten Announce Scheduling Deal
The Big Ten and Pac-12 are set to announce a long-term scheduling agreement between the two rich and powerful conferences for all sports.
In football, the 12-team leagues are aiming to create a 12-game inter-conference schedule by the 2017 season.
Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott and Big 12 Commissioner Jim Delany were scheduled to hold a teleconference at 4 p.m. EST to discuss the details of the deal.
The Big Ten and Pac-12 have been Rose Bowl partners for decades.
NCAA Top-25 Men's Basketball (ESPN/"USA Today" Rankings)
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#1 Syracuse Orange 75, Seton Hall Pirates 49
#2 Ohio State Buckeyes 87, Northwestern Wildcats 54
#3 Kentucky Wildcats 86, Lamar Cardinals 64
#12 Georgetown Hoyas 71, #4 Louisville Cardinals 68
#7 Baylor Bears 54, #14 Mississippi State Bulldogs 52 (at Dallas, TX)
#9 Connecticut Huskies 60, South Florida Bulls 57
#17 Michigan State Spartans 80, #15 Indiana Hoosiers 65
Missouri State Bears 77, #19 Creighton Bluejays 65
#20 UNLV Rebels 124, Central Arkansas Bears 75
NBA
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Indiana Pacers 90, Toronto Raptors 85
Miami Heat 96, Charlotte Bobcats 95
Atlanta Hawks 101, Washington Wizards 83
Cleveland Cavaliers 105, Detroit Pistons 89
New Orleans Hornets 97, Boston Celtics 78
Oklahoma City Thunder 98, Memphis Grizzlies 95
San Antonio Spurs 115, Los Angeles Clippers 90
Denver Nuggets 117, Utah Jazz 100
Philadelphia 76ers 103, Phoenix Suns 83
Golden State Warriors 92, New York Knicks 78
