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Carter, No. 15 Texas A&M holds off UTEP for 81-76 win COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - When Josh Carter got the ball and saw a pair of UTEP players down on the court, he figured it was as good a time as any to take his shot. He did and hit the go-ahead 3-pointer, the last of his 23 points, and No. 15 Texas A&M held off a plucky UTEP team for a 81-76 win Wednesday night in the preseason NIT. "I looked back and saw people on the ground and was pretty wide open so I just took the shot," Carter said. Carter's 3-pointer with 2:15 left put A&M ahead 71-68. Stefon Jackson got tangled up with a teammate and the two fell before Carter's shot. "I got back up, but by that time it was too late," Jackson said. "He had already got the shot up." Coach Mark Turgeon was impressed with Carter's performance. "I know the kid tripped, but that was a heck of a shot Josh made," he said. "He had to have the guts to take it." UTEP got a pair of free throws from Marvin Kilgore before Derrick Roland's layup made it 73-70. Bryan Davis got a steal to set up Dominique Kirk's jumper to push A&M's lead to 75-70 with 50 seconds left. Roland forced a UTEP turnover on the next possession and hit a free throw and Donald Sloan added a free throw to make it 77-70. Just like they had all night, the Miners didn't give up and Stefon Jackson's 3 with 13 seconds remaining cut the lead to 77-73. Kirk made two free throws before Randy Culpepper's 3 with five seconds left made it 79-76. The Miners were finally put away for good with a dunk by Joseph Jones with a second left. Jones had 15 points and Kirk had 14. "We broke down defensively and compromised our defense," UTEP coach Tony Barbee said. "This is a tough, tested team. They made the plays down the stretch and we didn't." Two baskets in a row by Jackson had pushed UTEP's lead to 66-62 before Davis and Carter hit consecutive shots to tie it with about 5 minutes left. A 3-pointer by Roland followed by a long 2 by Jones put the Aggies ahead 59-58 with 8:31 remaining. It was the first time Texas A&M (3-0) had led since it was up 29-28 with six minutes left in the first half. The Miners (2-1) were led by Jackson who had 27 points. Carter cut UTEP's lead to 54-50 on a 3-pointer with about 13 minutes to go. Freshman DeAndre Jordan got A&M the ball back when he swatted Jackson's shot away. Jordan was fouled by Jeremy Sampson and drew a technical for arguing the call. Carter, who hit four 3s, made one of the free throws on the technical and Jordan added a free throw to make it 54-52 with about 11 minutes left. UTEP led by 10 when the Aggies scored six straight points, sparked by a 3 by Carter to make it 46-42 three minutes into the second half. The Miners answered by going on a 5-0 run to push the lead back to 10 about three minutes later. The Miners made eight 3-pointers in the first half and that hot shooting gave them a 42-34 halftime lead. Texas A&M overcame a 10-point deficit to take a 29-28 lead with about 6 minutes left in the first half. A quick 3 by Culpepper put UTEP back on top and they led the rest of the half. Culpepper finished with 16 points and Kilgore added 14. "I was proud of my guys," Barbee said. "But where I think we're at as a program and where we're headed, there's no such thing as a moral victory. I expected to win this game." The Aggies made just 10 field goals and missed seven free throws in the first half. Turgeon said it was good for his team to be challenged like this. "We needed a game like that," Turgeon said. "We talked at halftime about having to prove ourselves every year. Our guys did a good job of coming together and getting it done tonight." This was the first meeting between these teams since UTEP won 60-40 in El Paso in 1981. The Aggies move on to the NIT semifinals next week at Madison Square Garden with the win.

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From WOS87 Worst record State Champ 1953 - Port Neches The only UIL State Champion to win a title with less than 9 wins in a season going 8-4-1 Out of the 350+ teams to win a state title since 1920, none have lost more than 4 games in their respective championship seasons.... There are a few though that are tied with 4 losses.... 1953 - Port Neches 8-4-1 1950 - Wichita Falls 9-4-0 1998 - Grapevine 10-4-0 1982 - Beaumont West Brook 11-4-1 1984 - Beaumont French 11-4-1 2003 - North Crowley 11-4-0 1989 - Tyler Chapel Hill 12-4-0 2003 - Atlanta 12-4-0

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RATING THE TOP CLASSES Clark Francis, Hoopscooponline.com 1. UCLA: It's a close call, but the Bruins have the best class with Malcolm Lee and Jrue Holiday. Jerime Anderson ensures the backcourt will be deep and talented for a long time. 2. Louisville: The strength of this class is the two inside players 6-8 Samardo Samuels and Terrence Jennings. 3. (tie) Florida: The defending national champions finished with the No. 3 recruiting class last spring and now check in with five players in Hoop Scoop's top 100, including 6-10 Eloy Vargas. 3. (tie) Kansas: Tremendous versatility with 6-5 Mario Little, the No. 1 junior college player (Chipola, Fla.). The Jayhawks also have a big-time scorer in Travis Releford and an old-fashioned blue-collar power forward in 6-8 Quintrell Thomas. 5. Arizona: Just as important as 6-1 Brandon Jennings, Hoop Scoop's No. 1 senior, the Wildcats address immediate inside needs with 6-7 Emmanuel Negedu and 7-0 Jeff Withey. 6. Ohio State: There is no Greg Oden or Kosta Koufas in this class, but William Buford, 7-1 B.J. Mullens, Anthony Crater and Walter Offutt are all ranked in the top 70 and should be able contribute immediately. 7. Oregon: Ducks assistant coach Kenny Payne should get a raise after going into the Windy City and beating all of the Big Ten and Big East schools that were recruiting 6-9 Michael Dunigan from Farragut and 6-8 Josh Crittle and 6-5 Matt Humphrey from Hales Franciscan. 8. Southern California: After having last year's No. 1 class, the Trojans bounce back with 6-5 Demar Derozan, Hoop Scoop's No. 3 senior, and 5-11 Donte Smith, one of the best-kept secrets in the junior college ranks. 9. Florida State: The addition of 6-8 Chris Singleton, along with Luke Loucks,PierreJordan and Deividas Dulkys, pushes the Seminoles into the top 10. 10. LSU: Three highly touted inside players -- 6-11 J'Mison Morgan, 6-8 Storm Warren and 6-6 Delwan Graham -- make this a great class. Jerry Meyer, Rivals.com 1. Wake Forest: Al Farouq Aminu, Tony Woods and Ty Walker are three five-star frontline players who can play together. 2. UCLA: Holiday is the most polished guard prospect in the 2008 class. He is joined by four-star prospects Anderson, Lee and Drew Gordon. 3. Louisville: Samuels will be a dominant low-post player, while Jennings might be 2008's most athletic big man. 4. Georgetown: The Hoyas land No. 1 prospect Greg Monroe to go along with four-star prospects Chris Braswell, Henry Sims and Jason Clark. 5. Florida: Five-star big men Vargas and Kenny Kadji lead a five-man class with ranked prospects Allan Chaney, Erving Walker and Ray Shipman. 6. Ohio State: Another dominant 7-footer is headed to Columbus in Mullens. Buford provides outside scoring punch. 7. Arizona: The dynamic Jennings leads this four-man class. Big men Negedu and Withey are a great fit. 8. Kansas: Little joins four-star prospects Releford and twins Marcus and Markieff Morris. 9. North Carolina: The Tar Heels reload with five-star big men Ed Davis and Tyler Zeller. 10. Florida State: Singleton's signature pushes FSU into the top 10. He is joined by fellow four-star prospect Xavier Gibson.

RATING THE TOP CLASSES Clark Francis, Hoopscooponline.com 1. UCLA: It's a close call, but the Bruins have the best class with Malcolm Lee and Jrue Holiday. Jerime Anderson ensures the backcourt will be deep and talented for a long time. 2. Louisville: The strength of this class is the two inside players 6-8 Samardo Samuels and Terrence Jennings. 3. (tie) Florida: The defending national champions finished with the No. 3 recruiting class last spring and now check in with five players in Hoop Scoop's top 100, including 6-10 Eloy Vargas. 3. (tie) Kansas: Tremendous versatility with 6-5 Mario Little, the No. 1 junior college player (Chipola, Fla.). The Jayhawks also have a big-time scorer in Travis Releford and an old-fashioned blue-collar power forward in 6-8 Quintrell Thomas. 5. Arizona: Just as important as 6-1 Brandon Jennings, Hoop Scoop's No. 1 senior, the Wildcats address immediate inside needs with 6-7 Emmanuel Negedu and 7-0 Jeff Withey. 6. Ohio State: There is no Greg Oden or Kosta Koufas in this class, but William Buford, 7-1 B.J. Mullens, Anthony Crater and Walter Offutt are all ranked in the top 70 and should be able contribute immediately. 7. Oregon: Ducks assistant coach Kenny Payne should get a raise after going into the Windy City and beating all of the Big Ten and Big East schools that were recruiting 6-9 Michael Dunigan from Farragut and 6-8 Josh Crittle and 6-5 Matt Humphrey from Hales Franciscan. 8. Southern California: After having last year's No. 1 class, the Trojans bounce back with 6-5 Demar Derozan, Hoop Scoop's No. 3 senior, and 5-11 Donte Smith, one of the best-kept secrets in the junior college ranks. 9. Florida State: The addition of 6-8 Chris Singleton, along with Luke Loucks,PierreJordan and Deividas Dulkys, pushes the Seminoles into the top 10. 10. LSU: Three highly touted inside players -- 6-11 J'Mison Morgan, 6-8 Storm Warren and 6-6 Delwan Graham -- make this a great class. Jerry Meyer, Rivals.com 1. Wake Forest: Al Farouq Aminu, Tony Woods and Ty Walker are three five-star frontline players who can play together. 2. UCLA: Holiday is the most polished guard prospect in the 2008 class. He is joined by four-star prospects Anderson, Lee and Drew Gordon. 3. Louisville: Samuels will be a dominant low-post player, while Jennings might be 2008's most athletic big man. 4. Georgetown: The Hoyas land No. 1 prospect Greg Monroe to go along with four-star prospects Chris Braswell, Henry Sims and Jason Clark. 5. Florida: Five-star big men Vargas and Kenny Kadji lead a five-man class with ranked prospects Allan Chaney, Erving Walker and Ray Shipman. 6. Ohio State: Another dominant 7-footer is headed to Columbus in Mullens. Buford provides outside scoring punch. 7. Arizona: The dynamic Jennings leads this four-man class. Big men Negedu and Withey are a great fit. 8. Kansas: Little joins four-star prospects Releford and twins Marcus and Markieff Morris. 9. North Carolina: The Tar Heels reload with five-star big men Ed Davis and Tyler Zeller. 10. Florida State: Singleton's signature pushes FSU into the top 10. He is joined by fellow four-star prospect Xavier Gibson.

Phil Jackson under fire for 'Brokeback Mountain' remark NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA has spoken with the Los Angeles Lakers about a comment coach Phil Jackson made following Tuesday night's game in San Antonio. The Spurs made 13 three-pointers in their 107-92 victory, and Jackson was asked if too much penetration was leading to open outside shooters. "We call this a Brokeback Mountain game, because there's so much penetration and kickouts," Jackson said. "It was one of those games." The 2005 film, which won three Oscars, depicts two cowboys who conceal their homosexual affair. "The remarks are in poor taste, and the Lakers have assured us such remarks will not occur in the future," league spokesman Brian McIntyre said.

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