NEVADA - A huge advantage in turnovers combined with strong shooting to give the Nevada girls' basketball team a 56-27 victory over South Hardin Monday. The Cubs forced 30 South Hardin turnovers and only committed 13. They also shot 46 percent from the field and held the Tigers to 9 of 38 shooting in evening up their season record at 1-1. Nevada blew the game open in the first quarter. The Cubs lead by 20 points after the first eight minutes and by halftime they had an insurmountable 35-10 advantage...
