CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Chris Singleton scored 19 points and Florida State hit 11 3-pointers to beat struggling North Carolina (14-14, 3-10 ACC) 77-67 on Wednesday night, handing the defending national champions their latest double-digit loss.

Deividas Dulkys scored 17 and hit five 3s off the bench to help the Seminoles (20-7, 8-5) guarantee themselves at least a break-even record in league play that could be critical for their NCAA tournament chances.

It was Florida State's first win in Chapel Hill since 2000.

Maryland 88, Clemson 79

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Sean Mosley scored 20 points, Greivis Vasquez had 15 points and 13 assists, and Maryland (20-7, 10-3 ACC) rallied from a 15-point deficit to defeat Clemson (19-8, 7-6). It was the fourth straight victory for the Terrapins, who are 14-1 at home after solidifying their hold on second place in the ACC.

Demontez Stitt led Clemson with 15 points.

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No. 3 Purdue 59, Minnesota 58

MINNEAPOLIS -- Keaton Grant's jumper with 7.7 seconds left lifted No. 3 Purdue after losing star Robbie Hummel to a knee injury in the first half.

JaJaun Johnson led the Boilermakers (24-3, 12-3) to their 10th straight victory to stay in first place in the Big Ten, with 14 points and 10 rebounds.

No. 7 Villanova 74, South Florida 49

VILLANOVA, Pa. -- Scottie Reynolds scored 21 points and Antonio Pena had 14 to lead No. 7 Villanova (23-4, 12-3 Big East). The Wildcats snapped their first two-game losing streak in two years. The Wildcats had sunk from No. 2 in The AP poll and from atop the conference standings after dropping games to Connecticut and Pittsburgh.

No. 9 Ohio St. 75, Penn St. 67

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Evan Turner had 25 points and seven rebounds, David Lighty scored 18 and No. 9 Ohio State (22-7, 12-4 Big Ten) nearly lost a 17-point lead.

Notre Dame 68, No. 12 Pittsburgh 53

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Tim Abromaitis scored 17 points, Ben Hansbrough had 15 points and nine rebounds and Notre Dame made 10 3-pointers to beat No. 12 Pittsburgh, ending a five-game winning streak for the Panthers.

The Fighting Irish (18-10, 7-8 Big East), playing a third straight game without Luke Harangody, the nation's No. 2 scorer, buried the Panthers (21-7, 10-5) from the outside.

No. 20 Temple 49, Dayton 41

PHILADELPHIA -- The Owls (23-5, 11-2 Atlantic 10) won their fourth straight to move into a first-place tie with Richmond in the conference.

No. 24 Baylor 70, No. 22 Texas A&M 66

WACO, Texas -- LaceDarius Dunn had 23 points, including consecutive 3-pointers after Baylor had gone 4½ minutes without a field goal and a pair of late free throws, leading the No. 24 Bears (21-6, 8-5 Big 12) past No. 22 Texas A&M (19-8, 8-5).

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Laettner, Thompson among HOF inductees

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Christian Laettner joined UCLA star Sidney Wicks, West Virginia sharpshooter Jerry West and high-flying North Carolina State All-American David Thompson among the eight members of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame's 2010 class announced on Wednesday.

Roanoke's Dunagan honored by ODAC

Roanoke head coach Susan Dunagan was named ODAC Coach of the Year on Wednesday. Dunagan, in her 29th season at the helm of the Maroons' program, had won the award seven times previously.

The Maroons won the ODAC regular-season title and are currently riding a 14-game winning streak heading into today's conference tournament game against Lynchburg.

Three Maroons, one General make first team

Roanoke's Jordan Gholson, Caitlyn Long and Jaleesa Osborne along with Washington and Lee's Becca Bolton were named to the All-ODAC first team.

n W&L's Meg Ingram was named to the second team.

Ferrum players gets nods on USA South teams

Kristen Keith and Tonya Wright were named to the All-USA South first team. Tesla Akers was named to the third team.

n On the men's side, Ferrum's Derek Mitchell was named to the All-USA South first team.

-- Staff, wire reports