Men’s college basketball, women’s college basketball – there’s no shortage of college ball, every night.Don’t worry, we’re here to help you figure out what you missed but shouldn’t have. Here are all the best moments from last night in college basketball.TCU has double triple-doubles, including Miles’ third-straightTCU’s Olivia Miles had another triple-double, her third consecutive one, thanks to a season-high 25 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. The senior guard is the active career leader in triple-doubles with nine, is only the third women’s player with three triple-doubles in a row and is one more triple-double away from becoming just the fifth-ever Division I player to log at least 10 of them in a career, along with BYU’s Kyle Collinsworth (12), Iowa’s Caitlin Clark (17) and Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu (26). Oh, and Miles added 3 steals and a block to the triple-double figures, just because.She wasn’t the only Horned Frog to manage a triple-double against Arkansas-Pine Bluff, however. Marta Suarez, a senior combo guard-forward, also had a triple-double, scoring 20 points with 10 rebounds, 10 assists and one steal. That was Suarez’s first career triple-double, and also just the second-ever time in NCAA history that teammates have had one in the same game.You probably could have guessed as much considering that these two alone combined for 45 points, but TCU defeated Arkansas-Pine Bluff in a rout, 109-54, and were dominant from the start: the score was 27-5 after the first quarter, so even with a much-improved second the Golden Lions still entered halftime down by 30 points. Assists don’t happen in a vacuum, and between just Miles and Suarez TCU had 21 of them, and another 8 besides — all of that helps explain why every starter reached double-digits in scoring, despite the non-Miles/Suarez ones seeing their minutes limited due to the blowout.Hey, want to see Miles and Suarez tag-team an assist?If you said no, then you have missed out. They would both have been awarded a nickel if hockey rules were used in basketball. Louisville struggles without its star freshmanLouisville was immediately rattled when they went to Tennessee. Louisville’s ball-handlers struggled to handle the ball with Mikel Brown, Jr. out due to a lower back problem. The heavy pressure from the Volunteers caused them to make 16 mistakes and shoot just 7 of 34 3-pointers. The Cardinals missed 16.6…
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