LeClair Leads Flyers Past Blues In Tight 3 2 Victory
John LeClair scored twice including the deciding goal with 4 35 left in the third period as Philadelphia beat St Louis 3 2 to seize first place in the Eastern Conference. LeClair, who tops the team with 14 goals, wolfed past Chris Pronger and netted the winner against Jamie McLennan. The Flyers improved to 3 2 on the season and moved atop the division.
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North Augusta IV at Evans 1 4 15 p.m. Greenwood B Team at Aiken B Team 5 p.m. Johnson C. samt at USE Amen women.
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Late Night TV Sports Schedule Roundup
Television listings show Villanova against Massachusetts on ESPN2 at 6 p.m. Campbell faces Samford on Fox Sports South at 9 p.m. The Vikings play the Buccaneers in football on WBF, while Michigan State meets Kansas and Penguins face Devils on ESPN and ESPN2. Spurs clash with Pacers on TNT, Hurricanes host Bluesock on Fox Sports South, and Arizona meets Connecticut on ESPN.
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Tigers learn Peach Bowl opponent in bid for top ranking
Clemson coach Tommy Bowden welcomed a tough Peach Bowl assignment against 15th ranked Mississippi State praising the challenge for the offense after facing defenses at Virginia Tech Marshall Florida State and South Carolina. Mississippi State accepted a New Year’s Bowl slot at the Georgia Dome over the Peach, seeking exposure and a strong payout.
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Rams clinch NFC West with 34 21 win over Panthers
St. Louis Rams celebrate an unlikely rise from NFC West doormats to division champions after a 34 to 21 victory over the Carolina Panthers. Coach Dick Vermeil embraces, owner Georgia Frontiere poems, and Kurt Warner models the commemorative gear amid the locker room jubilation.
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Coleman-led Charlotte rolls past Sonics 108 81 in Seattle
Derrick Coleman scored 26 points and 11 rebounds as the Charlotte Hornets routed the Seattle SuperSonics 108 to 81. Eddie Jones praised Coleman for demanding a double team that opened chances for teammates, while Eddie Robinson added 18 off the bench. Gary Payton led Seattle with 17 points as Horace Grant sat out with a knee injury.
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Falcons sweep Saints as Chandler passes for two and runs for one
Atlanta rides two passing touchdowns and a rushing score by Chris Chandler to rout New Orleans 35-12, snapping a three game skid. The Falcons stay unbeaten in the season series against the Saints, who extend a 12 game losing streak.
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Baseball ESPN set to go to trial over Sunday night games
NEW YORK ESPN and Major League Baseball head to court for jury selection to resolve a dispute over placing late-season Sunday night baseball. The fight stems from a 1990s rights deal that moved three September games to ESPN2, reducing ESPN reach and prompting MLB to pull those broadcasts in 1998.
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Els Wins Million Dollar Challenge With Record 263
Ernie Els captured the Million Dollar Golf Challenge in Sun City with a record 25 under par 263 after a final round 66 to win by five strokes over Colin Montgomerie who shot 65. Darren Clarke finished third at 20 under. Els lauded the gallery and noted Montgomerie conceded defeat before the 18th as he sought his first title after seven attempts.
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