Nebraska, which upset de-
| fending champion Kansas State,
78-74, Monday night, led by six
points, 40-34, at the half, but |
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Jones’ underhand lay-up and’
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21 11 19—70 |
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Kansas State ......: 21 at 23 16—81
Washington ........ 18 21 18 18—75
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