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LAS VEGAS -- Jaylin Poyser scored 14 points, Kris Clyburn added 13 more and UNLV slipped past Cal State Fullerton for a 77-68 win Saturday night.Jovan Mooring got 12 points and Uche Ofoegbu had 11, including the go-ahead 3-pointer, for UNLV (2-1). The Rebels were outrebounded 40-27 but won it at the free throw line, making 26 of 32 to Fullertons 16 for 24. Mooring alone hit 10 of 12 from the penalty stripe.Tied at 46 midway through the second half, Ofoegbu hit a 3-pointer to spark a 7-2 spurt that put UNLV on top for good.Fullerton (2-2) trimmed the gap to four, 71-67, on Davon Clares 3-pointer with 35 seconds left but it was as close as the Titans would get the rest of the way. UNLV hit six straight free throws down the stretch to seal it.Lionheart Leslie led Fullerton with 21 points and 10 rebounds. Cardinals Jerseys 2020 . "It doesnt get any better than that," Giambi said. "Im speechless." The Indians are roaring toward October. 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Kiriasis and brakeman Franziska Fritz finished two runs in one minute 55.41 seconds -- a mere 0.01 seconds ahead of Meyers and Lolo Jones, who likely bolstered her Olympic hopes by helping give USA-1 a huge push in the second heat.Michael van Gerwen and Phil Taylor set the scene for their top-of-the-table showdown by picking up wins on night six of the Premier League. Van Gerwen ended the night in top spot after another dazzling win over Dave Chisnall, while Taylor sits just behind him in second place following a whitewash win over Robert Thornton.The Premier Leagues top two players are both performing superbly ahead of next Thursdays clash in Glasgow and other questions were answered on another eventful evening in Nottingham... Brilliant Van Gerwen stays top Michael van Gerwen and Phil Taylor set up a mouthwatering Premier League encounter next week Michael still mighty Van Gerwen produced another high-scoring display against Dave Chisnall Van Gerwen is showing no signs of slowing down and racked up an average of over 113 in his sizzling 7-2 win over Chisnall.At one stage, the Dutchman appeared to be chasing his own record average of 124, and greeted any stray dart with a grimace of displeasure, but he fist-pumped with delight following a sumptuous 134 checkout.Chizzy watched from behind the oche, like outgunned opponents in previous weeks, and MVG appears to be a league above many of his rivals at the moment. Studd: Boy who would be king Rod Studd recalls when he first took notice of MVG Taylor targeting MVG Phil Taylor warmed up with a win for his meeting with MVG The rejuvenated Taylor is the closest threat to Van Gerwen and the pair are separated by the slimmest of margins, with Mighty Mike only leading by leg difference.Taylor will lock horns with the world No 1 in seven days time and sent out a message to the Dutchman with his ruthless rout of Thornton.Speaking afterwards, The Power admitted that he must raise his game even higher and is clearly motivated by his latest meeting with MVG.Im really looking forward to next week against Michael and I cant wait - Ill be ready for him, said the multiple world champion. Lewis reemains an enigma Adrian Lewis was firing on all cylinders again during win over Peter Wright Lewis had lumbered to a humbling 7-1 defeat to former mentor Taylor on night five, ending with a less than inspiring average of 93.ddddddddddddBut Jackpot produced all the right numbers in a superb 7-3 win over Peter Wright, which saw him take out a 136 checkout and end with a 58 per cent success rate on the doubles.Two-time world champion Lewis is just two points off top spot in the table and will be a serious contender if he can discover some consistency.Flying Scotsman gathers steam Gary Anderson gave a harsh lesson to Michael Smith Anderson was made to wait until night four for his first win of the season, partly due to an illness which made him miss the opening week, and the fit-again Borders thrower has now collected three victories in a row.The defending champion knew far too much for Michael Smith and completed a comfortable 7-3 win over his protege.He has not quite hit the heights of his successful title defence at the World Championship, but continues to show encouraging signs that he can compete for more silverware.Barney takes another beating Raymond van Barneveld has been slipping down the table Raymond van Barneveld has endured a worry slump since he started his campaign with victory over Taylor and literally threw away a point in his 7-5 loss against James Wade.A classy 161 finish had appeared to wake Barney from his slumber, and yet he still fumbled with his finishing at 6-5 down, allowing a grateful Wade to take two points. Sky Sports expert Wayne Mardle fears that Van Barneveld could be hauled into a survival battle on Judgement Night on March 31.Mardle said: If he loses next week and results go against him, then he most definitely is. It doesnt take a lot to get dragged in.Watch night seven of the Premier League, including Van Gerwen v Taylor, next Thursday at 7pm on Sky Sports 1. Also See: Brilliant Van Gerwen stays top Mardle: Barney at risk As it happened Studd: Boy who would be king ' ' '