Woods is making plans to tee it up at next month's Tavistock Cup, the made-for-TV rivalry of  Orlando clubs set for March 22-23 at Woods' home course, according to a source "who work for the Woods family."

Isleworth's annual showdown against Lake Nona is a semi-private affair, where only a few hundred spectators are invited to walk the fairways with 20 top PGA Tour, LPGA and European Tour pros. Golf Channel televises the event.

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Brandon Wood and Ryan Broekhoff each scored 18 points as Valparaiso edged Illinois-Chicago 83-82 Monday night.

Brandon McPherson added 15 points for the Crusaders (13-13, 8-6 Horizon), who have won seven of their last nine games.

Jeremy Buttell had 25 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Flames (6-18, 2-12), who scored a season high but still lost for the 10th time in 11 games. Robo Kreps added 17 points.

Valparaiso led 75-66 with just over three minutes to play, but Illinois-Chicago quickly mounted an 11-4 run to pull within two with just under a minute left. Two free throws by McPherson later put the Crusaders ahead 83-79 with 27 seconds to go.

Kreps then hit a 3 as time expired.

Neither team led by more than nine points in a game that featured 10 ties and nine lead changes.

The Bulldogs are tied for the second-longest winning streak in the nation with Murray State. Siena has won 15 straight. 

"This team is looking for more," Howard said. "If we're going to keep progressing, it's got to be 40 minutes of basketball to get to where we want to be."

Photo: Matt Howard shoots over Loyola's Andy Polka. (Tom Strattman/AP)

Thomas Kennedy and Lamar Lee each scored 15 points and Detroit built a big lead early then coasted past Chicago State 92-72 Monday night.

Xavier Keeling added 13 points and Chase Simon 12 for the Titans (15-10), who shot 57.9 percent in ending a two-game losing streak. Carl Montgomery scored 20 points and Kabangu Tshinga Kasamba had 18 for the Cougars (7-18).

Detroit led by at least 19 throughout the second half, and two free throws by Curtis Eatmon with 8:06 to play gave them their biggest lead, 84-53.

Chicago State led by four twice in the game's first five minutes before Detroit pulled ahead 18-10 with a 12-0 run. The Titans never trailed again.

Barkley appeared Monday on "Chicago Tribune Live" on Comcast SportsNet and touched on a variety of topics, including how he would handle the Tyrus Thomas situation

VANCOUVER -- International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge is concerned enough about doping among Russian biathletes and cross-country skiers he has raised the issue with Russian Federation President Dmitry Medvedev.

"We have alerted the Russian authorities, and we expect them to comply,'' Rogge said.

But Rogge said there was nothing he could do about the black eye created by having the only athlete to test positive at the 2006 Olympics back in competition at the 2010 Games.