Multiple College Basketball Teams Win Conference Games Wednesday
PUBLISHED Feb 4, 2026, 9:56 PM ET
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — College basketball teams recorded midweek road and home victories across conferences on Wednesday. UNC Asheville beat South Carolina Upstate 76-67 as Kameron Taylor scored 21. Tulsa edged Florida Atlantic 78-76 with David Green scoring 27. Liberty defeated Delaware 75-69 behind Colin Porter's 23. Arkansas State beat Coastal Carolina 70-66, and New Mexico State defeated Louisiana Tech 72-63 as Jemel Jones scored 26. Each game updated season records and conference standings, with several teams extending winning streaks. Game statistics and individual point totals were reported by local affiliates and the Associated Press. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
By Daniel Hayes | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- UNC Asheville defeated South Carolina Upstate 76-67; Kameron Taylor scored 21.
- Tulsa beat Florida Atlantic 78-76 with David Green scoring 27.
- Liberty defeated Delaware 75-69 led by Colin Porter's 23 points.
- Arkansas State won 70-66 against Coastal Carolina; Christian Harmon scored 16.
- New Mexico State overcame Louisiana Tech 72-63 as Jemel Jones scored 26.
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Winning teams — UNC Asheville, Tulsa, Liberty, Arkansas State and New Mexico State — benefited through improved records, conference positioning, and short-term momentum from strong individual performances reported in the games.
Losing teams — South Carolina Upstate, Florida Atlantic, Delaware, Coastal Carolina and Louisiana Tech — saw setbacks in season records and conference standings following those defeats, according to game reports.
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