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RUSTON, La. -- Jacobi Boykins scored a career-high 26 points, including six 3-pointers, to lead Louisiana Tech to a 74-53 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore on Sunday.Boykins was 8 of 11 from the field and missed just two from long range. Erik McCree added 14 points while grabbing nine rebounds and Derric Jean had 14 points with a career-best 11 assists for Louisiana Tech (3-2), which shot 51 percent from the field.Leading by just four at the break, the Bulldogs broke away midway through the second half with a 13-3 run over a nearly five-minute span to make it 56-41 with 9:43 to go.The run was bookended with 3-pointers from Jacobi Boykins and included buckets from Joniah White and DaQuan Bracey and gave the Bulldogs a double-digit advantage it clung to the rest of the way.Bakari Copeland led Maryland-Eastern Shore (0-6) with 14 points and Ryan Andino had 10. Wholesale Air Force 1 China . 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Numbers Game looks into the Canadiens securing the services of Thomas Vanek in a trade with the New York Islanders. The Canadiens Get: LW Thomas Vanek and a conditional fifth-round pick. The college football season kicks off later this week (hey, Cal-Hawaii from Australia!). So its time for preseason predictions. Want to know if anyone can challenge Baker Mayfield for Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year? Its here. Can someone take down Alabama in the SEC? Just a click away.ACCSpoiler alert: There wasnt much debate over ACC Offensive Player of Year. (Deshaun Watson, claim your prize.) But Defensive Player of the Year was not unanimous. Here are a couple of the picks:Devante Fields, Louisville:?Fields ended last season on a tear and finished with 22.5 tackles for loss and 11 sacks. Coach Bobby Petrino says Fields is in the best shape he has been in since his freshman year at TCU in 2012. Thats bad news for opposing offenses.?-- Andrea AdelsonDerwin James, Florida State:?As a freshman, James was moved all over the field and excelled in every position the Seminoles put him in. There wasnt a task he could not handle. James has the ability to load up the stat sheet, and coupled with a few highlight-reel hits, hell have a strong case for defensive player of the year.?-- Jared ShankerRead moreBig 12Which team walks away with the Big 12 title? It will be one of the most interesting races out there, and the only one in the Power 5 that wont be decided with a title game. This year, anyway.Oklahoma:?The Sooners have some question marks, notably at linebacker and in the trenches. But they have some incredible strengths as well, including a backfield that might be the envy of college football. That should be enough to catapult Oklahoma to another Big 12 title and, potentially, a return trip to the playoff.?-- Jake TrotterTCU:?Not trying to go contrarian here: I think Oklahoma and TCU both end up having great seasons, and I think TCU wins the head-to-head in Fort Worth. The Horned Frogs should be loaded on defense and are one great quarterback away from having all the pieces for a Big 12 title team.?-- Max OlsonRead moreBig TenOK, so this is whatt everyone wants to know: Ohio State or Michigan? Harbaugh or Meyer? Not surprisingly, our reporters are split.ddddddddddddHeres a look at what theyre saying when it comes to the Big Ten champion:Ohio State:?The Buckeyes will edge out Michigan to win the East in late November, then cruise past Nebraska in Indianapolis. Urban Meyer is too good of a coach to miss the conference championship game in back-to-back seasons with that much talent in Columbus.-- Dan MurphyMichigan:?Believe in the Harbaugh hype. The Wolverines could wind up with the top defense in the country, and its difficult envisioning anyone in the West knocking them off. This is the best team in the Big Ten.?-- Josh MoyerRead morePac-12Could the Offensive Player of the Year really be someone other than Christian McCaffrey? Two of our Pac-12 reporters think so. Heres a sampling:Washington State QB Luke Falk:?The redshirt junior will lead the conference in total offense for the second season in a row and push Washington State to a nine-win season.?-- Chantel JenningsChristian McCaffrey:?Christian McCaffrey posted an unprecedented 2,000-yard rushing, 1,000-yard receiving campaign in 2015. Hes faster and stronger as a 20-year-old entering 2016, so hell once again be the Pac-12s best player.?-- David LombardiRead moreSECIt always seems to come down to Alabama and LSU, right? Can Les Miles and the Tigers finally get over the hump and beat Nick Saban and Co. this year? It should decide the SEC champion. So, who wins the conference?Alabama:?Floridas offense wont be dynamic enough to keep Alabama from extending its streak of conference championship game wins to five.?-- Alex ScarboroughLSU:?Its the Tigers time. Les Miles was on the brink last November, but this year hell pull a rabbit out of his hat and find a way to get them to the playoff.?-- Sam Khan Jr.Read more ' ' '