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Philadelphia, PA - Darrun Hilliard and Dylan Ennis each scored 15 points as No. 10 Villanova remained unbeaten with an 84-70 win over rival La Salle on Wednesday in the Big 5 opener for both schools. Josh Hart and JayVaughn Pinkston had 12 points apiece with Daniel Ochefu adding 10 and eight rebounds for the Wildcats (7-0), who next face Saint Josephs on Saturday in the 2014 edition of the Holy War between the Catholic institutions. Jerrell Wright totaled a game-best 19 points for the Explorers (4-3), who play Temple in another rivalry game on Saturday. Khalid Lewis picked up 17 points and Jordan Price had 10 in La Salles third consecutive loss. Villanova led 4-0 early on but La Salle countered to go up 9-8 on a 3-pointer from Cleon Roberts. Pinkston hit a bucket a short time later to fuel a 16-5 surge which sent the Wildcats on top 24-14 with 8:24 left in the half on back-to-back shots from Hart. A Lewis shot closed the gap to 24-18, but Kris Jenkins drained a trey and Pinkston converted a three-point play to put Villanova up 30-18. Its lead ballooned to 35-20 on a jumper from Ochefu with 4:30 remaining. A triple from Hilliard boosted Villanovas margin to 18, at 45-27, with just over a minute to play before intermission and that spread stood at the break after Pinkston converted a jumper to make it 47-29. Price scored four straight and Wright added a layup to shrink La Salles deficit to 51-40 less than five minutes into the second half. However, Ennis hit from long distance on the next possession and within a span of four minutes a Ryan Arcidiacono basket boosted the Villanova lead to 63-44. Pinkston hit two from the line with 6:09 remaining and the Wildcats led by 20 for the first time, 74-54, before La Salles last run -- an 11-2 burst capped by two Wright free throws -- pulled it to 80-70 with 2:10 to play. 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Brian Cookson became UCI president in September and established the Cycling Independent Reform Commission which will examine the history of doping in professional cycling and probe allegations the UCI conspired to cover up doping activity. Cookson said the commissions terms of reference might include an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency and the United States Anti-Doping Agency to reduce sanctions on cyclists who co-operate with the inquiry. He said "there will be the possibility of a reduction" in Armstrongs case if he provides information which assists any investigation but stresssed the UCI does not have the power to make such a deal.dddddddddddd "It all depends on what information Lance has and what hes able to reveal," Cookson said. "Actually thats not going to be in my hands. Hes been sanctioned by USADA. "They would have to agree to any reduction in his sanction based on the validity and strength of the information that he provided. If theyre happy, if WADA are happy, then I will be happy." Cookson the three members of the commission including Australian Peter Nicholson, a specialist investigator, were insistent their investigation would be thorough and impartial. "They dont want their own personal reputation damaged by any hint of a suggestion that theyve been involved in -- lets call it a whitewash," he said. ' ' '