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11/18/09 @ 4:56:46 pm

UNDATED (AP) - Just like in last April's national championship game, Kansas topped Memphis. But Memphis made the top-ranked Jayhawks sweat a bit in their 57-55 victory. Cole Aldrich had 18 points, 11 rebounds and blocked five shots,  Memphis had a shot to win at the end but Elliott Williams, who had canned a long three-pointer with 16.7 seconds left, had his potential game-winner clang off the rim. Kansas kept Memphis in the game by committing 21 turnovers.   Winning coach Bill Self said after the game: "We weren't sound at all."

      - Second-ranked Michigan State rallied to beat Gonzaga 75-71 for the Spartans' 41st straight home victory against a nonconference opponent. Durrell Summers hit the go-ahead three-pointer with just over three minutes left and finished with 21.

      In the rest of the AP Top-25:

     - Ninth-ranked Duke improved to 3-and-0 in the young college basketball season. Nolan Smith scored a career-high 24 points in his return to Duke's lineup in the Blue Devils' 101-51 rout of Charlotte in the second round of the NIT Season Tip Off.

     - Tenth-ranked Tennessee set a school record for points in its 124-49 rout of North Carolina-Asheville. Scotty Hopson hit for a career-high 25.

     - Jerome Dyson scored 23 points and No. 12 Connecticut rallied for a 76-67 victory over Hofstra in the second round of the NIT Season Tip-Off.

     - Willie Warren scored 24 points, Tony Crocker added 13 and No. 17 Oklahoma notched the 1,500th win in the program's history by beating Louisiana-Monroe 72-61.

     - No. 19 Georgetown won its home opener, making just 15 baskets in the Hoyas' 46-45 win over Temple. Greg Monroe had 11 points and nine rebounds and hit the winning shot with 6.5 seconds left.

     - Reginald Delk's 20 points off the bench helped No. 20 Louisville open with a 96-66 victory over Arkansas in the Hall of Fame Showcase.

     - David Potter scored a career-high 17 points and hit five of Clemson's 10 3-pointers as the No. 22 Tigers routed Liberty 79-39.

     - Brandon Paul scored 20 in the first half, leading No. 23 Illinois to a 80-61 victory over Northern Illinois.

     - And 25th-ranked Maryland clubbed Fairfield 71-42. Eric Hayes had 24.


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