GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Jasin Sinani’s 22 points helped Campbell defeat Green Bay 72-66 on Saturday.

Sinani had eight rebounds for the Fighting Camels (4-4). Cameron Gregory scored 11 points while shooting 4 for 9, including 1 for 4 from beyond the arc and added seven rebounds. Colby Duggan went 4 of 8 from the field (3 for 6 from 3-point range) to finish with 11 points.

Anthony Roy led the Phoenix (2-6) in scoring, finishing with 20 points, nine rebounds and two steals. Marcus Hall added 13 points for Green Bay. Iron Mountain High School graduate Foster Wonders ended the game with seven points.

Campbell went into halftime ahead of Green Bay 33-27. Sinani put up 12 points in the half. Campbell went on an 18-0 run to take a 51-31 lead with 14:07 left in the half. Sinani scored 10 second-half points.

BISONS’ ORTMAN SCORES 8 IN LOSS

SALISBURY, Md. — Norway graduate Alex Ortman remained in the starting lineup for the Gallaudet University men’s basketball team on Saturday as the Bison went on the road to take on Salisbury University.

Gallaudet ended up falling to the Sea Gulls, 73-68.

Ortman recorded eight points, five rebounds, three assists and a steal in 33 minutes of action.

Gallaudet is back in action on Wednesday at home against Penn State-Harrisburg.

VIKINGS WIN 5TH STRAIGHT

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Sam Darnold’s second touchdown pass of the second half went to Aaron Jones for Minnesota’s first lead with 1:13 left, and the Vikings rallied from 13 points down to beat the Arizona Cardinals 23-22 for their fifth straight victory.

The Cardinals kept the Vikings out of the end zone until Darnold hit Johnny Mundt with 1:17 remaining in the third quarter.

Kyler Murray threw two interceptions in the fourth quarter to spoil a strong start by the Cardinals. The Cardinals are 6-6 and one game behind NFC West-leading Seattle. The Vikings are 10-2 and one game behind NFC North-leading Detroit.

PURDUE FIRES COACH WALTERS

By The Associated Press

A historically poor season has led Purdue athletic director Mike Bobinski to fire football coach Ryan Walters after just two seasons at the helm. Walters went 5-19 in his tenure with the Boilermakers while posting a 3-15 mark in Big Ten play.

The Boilermakers finished 1-11, set a school single-season record by losing their final 11 games, went winless in conference play for only the third time since 1947 and failed to beat an FBS opponent for the first time since 2013 and only the second time in college football’s modern era. The Boilermakers still owe Walters nearly $9.5 million on his original five-year deal.