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Providence, RI (SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Arcidiaconos layup and foul shot -- the last of his team-high 21 points -- with 3.6 seconds remaining was the deciding margin, as No. 9 Villanova kept rolling with a 82-79 double-OT decision against Providence on Tuesday. Arcidiacono, a threat from the outside, was instead allowed room on the left wing and banked the go-ahead bucket off the glass while being harmed by Kadeem Batts. Quick ball movement off the inbound put the game in the hands of LaDontae Henton, but his try from the left wing to send the game to a third overtime clanged off the front of the rim. JayVaughn Pinkston totaled 20 points and six rebounds for the Wildcats (23-3, 11-2 Big East), who received 17 points and nine boards from James Bell. Villanova pulled into a tie atop the conference with idle Creighton, who whipped the Cats, 101-80, in Omaha on Sunday. Bryce Cotton tallied a game-best 22 points, nine assists and seven rebounds for the Friars (17-10, 7-7). Batts picked up 21 points and 11 boards, with Josh Fortune adding 16 points in a valiant, losing cause. A 13-2 run ending just before the middle portion of the first half turned a two-point deficit into a nine-point bulge for the Friars. Tyler Harris capped it on a trey to make it 22-13. Arcidiaconos triple capped a 15-7 surge from the Wildcats to pull them within 29-28, and he connected once more from long distance in the final seconds. Cotton, though, hit two from the line to forge a 33-33 deadlock at the break. Nova provided some breathing room with a quick burst in the early stages of the second half, going up 44-39 just over six minutes in on a Daniel Ochefu slam. Villanova kept Providence at arms length from there, never letting the hosts climb closer than three until the final moments. Arcidiaconos two from the line provided a 63-58 edge for the Wildcats, but two free throws from Cotton and a three from Henton off a Bell miss evened the score with 20.6 seconds to go. 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Buffalo (7-6) forced three turnovers but gave it away three times as well and committed 11 penalties for 98 yards. At the end of the day, we werent good enough to win, Bills head coach Doug Marrone said. Thats my fault. It falls on me. Kyle Orton threw for 355 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions for the Bills, who were trying to win three in a row for the first time since the start of the 2011 season. Orton also ran for a 1-yard touchdown with 55 seconds remaining, but Denver recovered the ensuing onside kick to seal the win. It wasnt pretty. It wasnt exactly perfect. But its a W, Broncos head coach John Fox said. Sammy Watkins caught seven passes for 127 yards and lost a fumble near midfield on Buffalos opening drive. After forcing a three-and-out, the Bills had another promising drive come up empty as they turned the ball over on downs at the Denver 39-yard line. Welkers 38-yard reception on the next play, followed by four Anderson runs totaling 23 yards, got the Broncos in the end zone. Anderson took a handoff out of the shotgun and rumbled up the middle for a 6-yard score with 2:43 remaining in the opening quarter.dddddddddddd Dan Carpenter put the Bills on the board with a 44-yard field goal 3:09 into the second quarter, and Buffalo got the ball right back when Corey Graham picked off a deep, wobbly pass by Manning. A holding penalty negated Grahams 60-yard return that would have given the Bills the ball at the Denver 20. Instead they started at their own 40 and quickly punted. Another infraction, this one a personal foul on Jerry Hughes, kept Denvers next drive alive, and Anderson capitalized with a short touchdown run with 3:26 left in the half. Thompson rumbled 47 yards on the third play of the second half, and Anderson punched in another 1-yard TD two plays later. Orton and Manning traded interceptions, and Chris Harris Jr. picked off another Orton pass just before the end zone and returned it 38 yards. Connor Barth, in his second game with Denver, snuck a 50-yard field goal over the goal post late in the third quarter, and Buffalo responded with a 13-play, 80-yard drive. Orton and Chris Hogan connected on a 14-yard scoring strike with 10:46 to play, but Buffalo punted on its next possession and did not get the ball back until 4:20 was left on the clock. Game Notes The last time Manning failed to throw a touchdown pass came on Nov. 14, 2011 ... Watkins broke Joe Cribbs franchise rookie record for receptions. He now has 58 ... Broncos star wideout Demaryius Thomas was held to two catches for 11 yards ... Fred Jackson totaled 72 yards from scrimmage ... Buffalo accounted for 24 first downs to Denvers 15 ... Broncos tight end Julius Thomas was in uniform after missing the previous two weeks with an ankle injury but did not see the field. ' ' '