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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS
CITY SECTION
Huntington Park 27, Harbor Teacher 26
SOUTHERN SECTION
Adelanto 62, Lawndale 33
AGBU 60, HMSA 31
Alemany 61, San Marcos 45
Alta Loma 86, Apple Valley 52
Arcadia 66, St. Monica 52
Barstow 63, Arroyo Valley 45
Beckman 70, Cerritos 51
Bishop Diego 57, Agoura 28
Brentwood 98, Oxnard Pacifica 54
Buckley 78, South Hills 62
Burbank 65, South Torrance 53
Camarillo 70, Hart 63
Chaminade 71, Shalhevet 49
Downey 38, Saugus 32
Eastside 86, Santa Ynez 51
Elsinore 78, Chino Hills 76
Flintridge Prep 46, Estancia 44
Fountain Valley 67, Canyon Hills 32
Gardena Serra 46, Highland 38
Glendale 57, Paloma Valley 53
Knight 70, Valencia 48
La Canada 71, Calvary Baptist 44
La Palma Kennedy 58, Westminster La Quinta 54
Legacy Christian Academy 51, Calabasas 49
Liberty 51, San Jacinto 46
Milken 78, San Fernando Valley Academy 44
Montebello 55, Rosemead 37
Newbury Park 49, Burbank Burroughs 45
North Torrance 66, La Serna 48
Northwood 79, Placentia Valencia 69
Oaks Christian 70, Golden Valley 54
Oxnard 66, North Torrance 46
Patriot 56, Bloomington 38
Pilibos 50, Simi Valley 36
Ramona 63, Alhambra 62
San Marino 52, Canyon Country Canyon 47
Santa Ana Calvary Chapel 39, Segerstrom 36
Santa Monica 48, Colony 46
St. Bonaventure 58, Ventura 32
Whitney 50, Rancho Alamitos 45
INTERSECTIONAL
Chadwick 73, Triumph Charter 55
Crean Lutheran 92, Cleveland 55
Dos Pueblos 62, Point Loma 48
Gabrielino 71, New West Charter 41
Grant 55, West Ranch 48
Harvard-Westlake 74, Bishop Gorman (NV) 39
Mater Dei 69, O’Fallon (IL) 64
Oceanside El Camino 53, Linfield Christian 45
Pasadena 61, Mt. Bethel Christian (GA) 58
Pasadena Poly 68, Franklin 35
Rancho Christian 65, San Diego 36
San Francisco Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep 70, La Salle 55
Venice 62, El Segundo 38
West Covina 47, Gardena 42
GIRLS
SOUTHERN SECTION
Anaheim Canyon 48, Whitney 44
Arcadia 42, Riverside King 39
Beckman 58, Rialto 44
Bishop Amat 68, Pioneer 34
Burbank 52, Lawndale 43
Chino Hills 51, Temescal Canyon 39
Crean Lutheran 40, Lakewood 29
El Dorado 50, Long Beach Poly 31
El Toro 68, Irvine 49
Etiwanda 44, Redondo Union 40
Golden Valley 50, Riverside North 21
Hacienda Heights Wilson 54, Sunny Hills 50
JSerra 66, Lynwood 64
Mater Dei 81, Moreno Valley 63
Mira Costa 42, Harvard-Westlake 36
Montclair 43, University Prep 37
Muir 43, San Gabriel 42
Newport Harbor 46, Estancia 29
North Torrance 67, Leuzinger 54
Oak Park 63, Windward 51
Ontario Christian 86, Lancaster 63
Paloma Valley 50, Elsinore 36
Rancho Alamitos 43, Ocean View 16
Rancho Cucamonga 60, Eastvale Roosevelt 21
Rolling Hills Prep 55, Gardena Serra 54
Rosary Academy 49, Corona del Mar 27
San Bernardino 69, Royal 26
San Juan Hills 69, Great Oak 34
Sierra Vista 48, Schurr 45
Sonora 54, Colony 32
South Hills 63, Brea Olinda 43
South Pasadena 56, Riverside Poly 33
St. Anthony 68, Esperanza 48
Trabuco Hills 51, Marina 32
Upland 50, El Rancho 48
Warren 54, Arroyo 16
West Ranch 55, Sacred Heart of Jesus 41
Whittier Christian 56, Montebello 12
INTERSECTIONAL
Birmingham 79, Ontario 42
Downey 64, Bakersfield Frontier 62
Garfield 46, Alta Loma 39
Las Vegas Centennial 80, Brentwood 76
Mary Star of the Sea 38, Bravo 18
North County San Marcos 81, Northwood 22
Portola Valley Priory 63, Canyon Country Canyon 41
Ramona Convent 42, Rise Kohyang 2
Rancho Christian 102, Liberty (NV) 62
Red Mountain (AZ) 48, Edison 41
Shadow Hills 46, Oceanside 27
Sierra Pacific 68, Bishop Montgomery 53
Village Christian 55, Palisades 39
Westchester 59, South Torrance 37
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Vassell generated 35 points (12-17 FG, 7-9 3Pt, 4-4 FT), three rebounds, two assists and one steal across 31 minutes of Friday’s 139-136 win over the Nuggets.
Vassell delivered a season high in points, breezing by his previous best of 23 points. The guard’s outburst was spurred by red-hot three-point shooting. He knocked down seven triples for the third time in his career, falling one three-pointer shy of tying his career high. The 25-year-old wing is averaging 15.6 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game this season.
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Nov 29, 2025
DeMarco Minor
PITTSBURGH — Damarco Minor scored 18 points and hit a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired to rally Pittsburgh past Ohio State 67-66 on Friday, handing the Buckeyes their first loss of the season.
After Amare Bynum gave Ohio State a two-point lead with a second-chance score with 3.7 seconds remaining, Minor drove and pulled up well behind the 3-point arc to hit the buzzer beater.
“I’ve been telling the guys for three days,” Minor said afterward. “I said, ‘bro, the Lord sent us this trial to see if we gonna give up.’ Because everybody against us, nobody expected us to lose the last game. Everybody, all the fans on Twitter, saying ‘we’re terrible. ‘It’s gonna be another terrible season.’ All that ain’t nothing, but the enemy trying to get in our heads for us to throw in the towel.”
Minor, Cameron Corhen and Barry Dunning Jr. each scored 18 for the Panthers (5-3). Corhen added 10 rebounds.
The Panthers led by 12 points on multiple occasions in the first half, going up 16-4 within the first six minutes. The Buckeyes responded with an 11-0 run, before allowing a 9-0 run and a 34-24 halftime lead for the Panthers.
The Buckeyes (6-1) took the lead for the first time with 8:41 remaining in the second half.
Devin Royal scored a game-high 22 points on 9-of-15 shooting, going 4 of 8 from deep and scoring 17 in the second half. Bruce Thornton had 18 points and 13 rebounds. Christoph Tilly had all 10 of his points in the second half, making all eight of his free throws. Ohio State was 13 for 13 at the free-throw line, while Pittsburgh was 9 for 15.
“We knew coming in that in order for us to have a chance to win, we had to defend them and make them uncomfortable,” Pittsburgh coach Jeff Capel said. “I thought we got off to a really good start, so we were ready to play defensively. We did a really good job early offensively. We shared it, we moved it, and we got good looks.”
OHIO STATE (6-1): Noel 0-2 0-0 0, Royal 9-15 0-0 22, Tilly 1-8 8-8 10, Mobley 1-3 0-2 3, Thornton 7-15 3-3 18, Bynum 3-5 0-0 7, Cupps 0-2 2-2 2, Njegovan 2-4 0-0 4, Chatman 0-0 0-0 0, White 0-0 0-0 0. Totals–23-54 13-15 66.
PITTSBURGH (5-3): Corhen 6-14 5-10 18, Siulepa 1-9 0-0 2, Minor 7-14 1-1 18, Witherspoon 4-14 3-4 11, Dunning 8-13 1-1 18, Indrusaitis 0-3 0-0 0, Amadou Kante 0-2 0-0 0. Totals–26-69 10-16 67.
Halftime–Pittsburgh 34-24. 3-Point Goals–Ohio State 7-24 (Royal 4-8, Bynum 1-2, Mobley 1-3, Thornton 1-5, Cupps 0-2, Noel 0-2, Tilly 0-2), Pittsburgh 5-23 (Minor 3-8, Corhen 1-3, Dunning 1-6, Indrusaitis 0-1, Siulepa 0-2, Witherspoon 0-3). Rebounds–Ohio State 35 (Thornton 13), Pittsburgh 31 (Corhen 10). Assists–Ohio State 8 (Cupps 3), Pittsburgh 6 (Minor, Witherspoon 2). Total Fouls–Ohio State 17, Pittsburgh 17.
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Riley logged four points (2-5 FG, 0-1 3Pt) and four rebounds over 10 minutes during Friday’s 119-86 loss to the Pacers.
Riley saw a handful of extra minutes as the Wizards fell to another embarrassing loss, this time at the hands of the Pacers. Washington has won just two of its first 18 games, many of those blowouts. Riley has yet to carve out a consistent role, although that could come at some point, given the current trajectory in Washington.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Liam Coen started hearing about the Jacksonville- Tennessee rivalry not long after being hired as the Jaguars coach.
Hall of Fame left tackle Tony Boselli, now the Jaguars’ executive vice president of football operations, shared some stories.
Coen also heard about the AFC South rivals’ battles while coaching at Kentucky, so the first-year coach knows that Sunday’s game in Nashville is more than just a divisional game.
“Both teams have probably won games they shouldn’t, and lost games they shouldn’t,” Coen said. “Whatever it is, it’s one of those games that we understand that anything can happen. Any given Sunday anything can happen, but especially in division games where there’s maybe just that little extra want to on both sides.”
Jacksonville played its first NFL regular-season game as an expansion franchise in 1995 against the then-Houston Oilers,. The franchise renamed the Titans in 1999 beat the Jaguars three times that season to reach their only Super Bowl.
These Jaguars (7-4) are second in the AFC South, a game back of Indianapolis with two of their four remaining divisional games against the Colts. That gives the Jaguars a chance at their first AFC South title along with their first playoff berth since 2022.
First, Jacksonville has to survive its fourth road game in five games, visiting a rival. The Jaguars have beaten the Titans five of the past six in this series.
“This is a big one obviously in Tennessee, big division rival opponent,” Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence said. ”And a game we need to play well and need to go get a win.”
The Titans (1-10) are desperate having lost six straight – five with Mike McCoy as interim coach. The NFL’s only one-win team has lost its past three games by a combined 16 points, including a 30-24 loss last week to Seattle.
“We got to consistently do our jobs better for 60 minutes and see what happens then when you play your best football for 60 minutes,” McCoy said.
Lawrence will have another new set of starting wide receivers against the Titans.
Brian Thomas Jr. is expected to return after missing the past two weeks with an ankle injury and will play alongside newly acquired Jakobi Meyers for the first time this season. Jacksonville picked up Meyers from Las Vegas at the trade deadline.
“He’s been awesome. It’s come along quicker than I would have thought,” Lawrence said. “Sometimes it takes time with different receivers to get that chemistry and the timing. It’s been pretty seamless with him.”
The Jaguars also got tight end Brenton Strange back last week after he missed six weeks with a hip injury. That will give Lawrence a group of Thomas, Meyers, Strange and Parker Washington as his main options at Tennessee.
Not only are the Titans stuck in a skid, they’ve also lost 10 straight at home. One more would match the franchise’s longest skid since moving to Tennessee in 1997. The Titans ended that skid Dec. 6, 2015, with an interim head coach and rookie quarterback beating the Jaguars.
These Titans have an interim head coach in McCoy and another rookie quarterback in Cam Ward, the No. 1 overall pick. They’re also desperate.
“We need to get a win,” Titans linebacker Cody Barton said.
Jacksonville’s past three road games have been something to witness: two overtime victories (at Las Vegas and also last week at Arizona 27-24 ) and the worst collapse in franchise history (at Houston). It’s the kind of trend the Jaguars would like to end in their fourth road game in November.
“Whatever they put in front of us as your schedule, you just go play,” Lawrence said. “You get used to it. It’s been good for us to have to handle that.”
Ward is just one of a season-high five rookies who started the previous game for the Titans and most for the franchise since at least 2005. Tennessee played a season-high 10 rookies as well, and they’ve been producing.
The quarterback threw for 256 yards and a TD while rushing for his first touchdown. Ward leads all rookies with 2,210 yards passing.
“You definitely see growth and improvement there as I think we’ve all maybe thought was going to come and happen for him,” Coen said. “So yeah, you can tell he just continues to improve.”
Rookie Chimere Dike returned a punt 90 yards for his second such TD this season, tight end Gunnar Helm led the Titans with six catches for 51 yards and safety Kevin Winston Jr. led them in tackles.
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