Sports | NCAA basketball No Upsets in BBall Openers UCLA, A&M, Arkansas, Washington State, Stanford all handily take opponents down By Katherine Thompson Posted Nov 10, 2007 6:39 AM CST Copied UCLA's Russell Westbrook steals the ball from Portland State's J.R. Moore during the first half of a basketball game Friday, Nov. 9, 2007, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jeff Lewis) (Associated Press) The second-ranked UCLA men's basketball team made quick work of the Portland State Vikings last night, winning 69-48. The much-anticipated debut of Kevin Love helped the Bruins surge to a 36-17 halftime lead; Love ended up with 22 points and 13 rebounds, reports the AP. In other Top-25 openers: No. 21 Stanford came within one point of doubling hapless Harvard's score, finishing 111-56. McNeese State started strong but No. 16 Texas A&M came back to win 73-50. No. 19 Arkansas bested Wofford 67-45 after failing to score for the first five minutes. No. 10 Washington State trounced Eastern Washington 68-41. Read These Next Trump tells Washington's homeless to clear out. He survived 43 days in a 'most dangerous' Australian desert. Montana is breaking out its 'bear dogs.' How a Florida university's millions went to a cam girl. Report an error