LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- For much of the night, Seton Hall had its hands full with Quinnipiac.The Pirates got 23 points and 11 rebounds from Desi Rodriguez, but also needed a late spark from Michael Nzei to finish off a 90-79 victory in the AdvoCare Invitational at Disney World on Friday night.Nzei had 19 points and 12 rebounds for the Pirates (4-1), including a crucial four-point play that gave his team some breathing room after Quinnipiac trimmed a double-digit deficit to two with less than 10 minutes to go.Mike was great, Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard said, adding thats hes also been impressed by the way Tom Moore has Quinnipiac playing in this tournament.The Bobcats (0-4) also challenged No. 11 Gonzaga in its opening game.Tommy is doing a great job. Hes got a young team. They play hard. They play really aggressive defense, Willard said. I told him after the game, if your kids keep playing like that youre going to win a lot of games.Quinnipiac took an early 10-point lead before Rodriguez scored eight points in a 10-0 burst that jump-started Seton Hall, which outscored the Bobcats 36-19 over the final 14 minutes of the opening half to lead 46-39 at the break.The Pirates built the lead to 15 in the second half, but didnt finally put the game away until after Peter Kiss keyed a 13-0 run that enabled Quinnipiac to cut its deficit to 62-60.Kiss made two long 3-pointers in the burst and finished with 19 points. Daniel Harris had 18 points and Chaise Daniels added 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Bobcats.The tournament so far has been a step in the right direction, Moore said. Weve been kind of thrown into the deep end of the pool against some incredible programs. Weve played much better down here than we did back home in our first two losses.Khadeen Carrington had 17 for Seton Hall after scoring a career-best 28 in the Pirates opening-round loss.BIG PICTURESeton Hall: The Pirates, who faded down the stretch in a loss to Florida in the opening round, havent lost consecutive games against nonconference opponents since November 2011.Quinnipiac: The Bobcats also played No. 11 Gonzaga close for 15 minutes on Thursday, trailing by one before the Bulldogs scored nine straight to pull away to a 20-point win.UP NEXTSeton Hall: Meets Stanford in the fifth-place game on Sunday night.Quinnipiac: Faces Indiana State for seventh place on Sunday.---More AP college basketball: www.collegebasketball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25. Cheap Air Jordan 1 . One game after a miserable showing in Oklahoma City, Gay tied a career high with 41 points and the Sacramento Kings cruised to a 114-97 victory at the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday night. 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North Melbourne are dangling off the cliff, just a month after standing at the top of the mountain.Saturdays 28-point AFL loss to resurgent Port Adelaide at Etihad Stadium means they have dropped five straight matches and six of their past seven.It is far removed from their 9-0 start to the season.As late as June 17, the Kangaroos were still top before they lost a fierce clash to Hawthorn.Now they are eighth, only two games ahead of the Power.Saturday was the classic eight-point match - had North won, it would have just about settled the top eight - but the Kangaroos went down 16.9 (105) to 10.17 (77).Asked if the dramatic slump could kill their confidence, coach Brad Scott conceded: it has the potential to, no doubt.We cant shy away from the fact that were not the team that was 9-0.But thats what coaches are for and thats what leadership groups are for.North took the unusual step of holding Scotts post-game media conference in front of their top-level Shinboners coterie group.He used the occasion to make a call to arms.Anyone can do it when youre 9-0 and cruising - nows the time we have to stand up and right the ship, get back on course, he said.I still have great faith and confidence in us as a football club.The scene was set in the opening minute when umpire Justin Schmitt paid a contentious free kick against Kangaroos defender Michael Firrrito for a deliberate rushed behind.dddddddddddd.Ports Jay Schulz kicked an easy goal.Asked about that free, in the wake of his $30,000 AFL fine, Scott simply smiled.Thats my answer, he said.Scott was even more irked by Ports second goal moments later, when North lost a ruck contest in defence and the ball landed in Chad Wingards lap.You set up a lot of things to make sure that doesnt happen, he said.Those two goals unleashed an avalanche.With part-time ruckman Jackson Trengove belting North star Todd Goldstein in the first term, Port walloped the Roos 6.3 to 0.5.The centre clearances in the opening term were 7-0 Ports way.North rallied and were in still in the game at halftime.But they sprayed 2.9 in the third term as Port kicked 3.0.Injuries certainly have hurt North - Daniel Wells and Jarrad Waite returned on Saturday and needed the run.But they also played as badly on Saturday as Port were outstanding.It was the first time this season the Power had beaten a top-eight team.Today, I thought there was some real growth in the way we did it and I was pleased with that, said Port coach Ken Hinkley.Port forward Charlie Dixon rolled an ankle in the last quarter, but Hinkley expects he will only miss one game at most. 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