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Stanford holds off San Jose State's late rally for an 86-82 win

In San Jose, California, the Stanford Cardinal held off a late 21-9 rally to beat San Jose State 86-82 Saturday night.
Stanford's efficient shooting powered its advantage, with AJ Rohosy 8-of-9 and Chisom Okpara making all three of his 3-pointers while adding five assists.
San Jose State rallied late, with Yaphet Moundi scoring 26 and Colby Garland adding 20 points and nine assists, pulling within 84-82 with 28 seconds left.
Both teams committed late turnovers before the game was decided at the line, and Benny Gealer sealed Stanford's win from the free-throw line as Stanford prepares to host UT Arlington on Wednesday while San Jose State visits New Mexico on Saturday.
The game was the first between Stanford and San Jose State since Dec. 3, 1992, and the result attracted AP Top 25 season coverage amid broader national attention.

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AJ Rohosy, Chisom Okpara help Stanford hold on to edge San Jose State

AJ Rohosy and Chisom Okpara each posted 20 points as Stanford held on in the final seconds to beat host San Jose State 86-82 at Provident Credit Union Event Center on Saturday.Stanford led by as many as 14 points in the second half and led 75-61 with 4:52 left to play, but San Jose State cut the Cardinal's lead to 82-75 with 1:06 left to play in the game following a layup and two free throws by Yaphet Moundi. The Spartans had possession of the b…

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Stanford holds off San Jose State's late rally for an 86-82 win

Stanford defeats San Jose State 86-82 in a thrilling game on Saturday night. AJ Rohosy and Chisom Okpara each scored 20 points, leading Stanford to victory.

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