College Football Noon to Night TV Lineup
College football noon Armed Forces Bowl Houston versus Air Force on ESPN. 2 p.m. Sun Bowl Oklahoma versus Stanford on CBS. 3:30 p.m. Texas Bowl Navy versus Missouri on ESPN. 7:30 p.m. Chick-fil-A Bowl Virginia Tech versus Tennessee on ESPN. Afternoon and evening college basketball games on ESPN networks include Michigan at Indiana and Ohio State at Wisconsin. NBA games feature Miami at San Antonio and Philadelphia at Los Angeles Clippers on TNT.
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Air Force
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Oklahoma
Stanford
CBS
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
Michigan
Indiana
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Memphis
Arizona State
Ucla
Penn
Duke
St. John's
Georgetown
Gonzaga
Miami
San Antonio
TNT
Philadelphia
L.A
Sanders Leads BC Past South Carolina In Slim win
Rakim Sanders scored 22 points and Boston College held off South Carolina 85-76 after nearly surrendering a large halftime lead. Reggie Jackson added 16 as BC ran its record to 9-4, while Devan Downey posted 29 points for the Gamecocks who dropped to 8-4.
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Rakim Sanders
Reggie Jackson
Boston College
South Carolina
Eagles
Harvard
Rhode Island
Paris
Devan Downey
Brandis Raley-Ross
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Gamecocks
Raley Ross
Five New Year's Eve bowls spotlight ranked matchups
A slate of five nonconference bowls dominates Thursday on ESPN CBS and NFL Network. Houston eyes its 11th win as Air Force seeks a fourth straight Armed Forces Bowl loss on the TCU campus. Oklahoma hosts Stanford as Toby Gerhart and Heisman chatter loom. Missouri faces Navy aiming for a fourth straight bowl win. Minnesota meets Arizona State in Tempe with both sides chasing a strong finish. Virginia Tech meets Tennessee in Atlanta as Lane Kiffin seeks first bowl win for the Vols. College basketball results from the East include Albright 68 Johns Hopkins 52.
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Stoke Houston
Cougars
Air Force
Falcons
TCU
Horned Frogs
Virginia Tech
Texas
Hokies
Tennessee
Lane Kiffin
Montana Hardesty
Vols
Ryan Williams
Scores and results from a busy basketball night
A long scoreboard list shows numerous college and high school games with final scores across divisions. Notable results include Baruch 89 against Manhattanville Becker 72, Cent. Connecticut St. 89 UMBC 20, Harvard 66 over George Washington, and Saint Bonaventure 82 Canisius 7 among others. The report also lists tournament results, overtime showings, and weekly schedule notes across conferences and venues.
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Manhattanvill
Becker
Clark U
Bowling Green
Towson
Bucknell
Marist
Connecticut
Bradford
New Hampshire
Colgate
Princeton
Wagner
Quinnipiac
Dartmouth
Sacred Heart
Brown
St. Bonaventure
Canisius
St. Rose
Mercy
N.Y
Stevens Tech
Kean
Vermont
Mount St. Mary's
South Augusta
Mount Olive
Campbell
Appalachian
Carson-Newman
Lees-McRavent
Michigan
Alcorn St
Davidson
Massachusetts
Florida
Presbyterian
Georgia
Pepperdine
Jackson St
Spring Hill
Lehigh
Delaware
Old Dominion
Duquesne
Radford
George Mason
Southern Miss
Dillard
Southern U
Chicago St
Spalding
Mount St. Joseph
St. Thomas
Fla
Xavier
Tenn.Martin
Westminster
Tulane
N. Carolina
A&t
Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Virginia
UAB
Virginia Tech
Longwood
W. Carolina
UNC
Asheville
William & Mary
Maryland
Midwest Ashland
Wilberforce
Cincinnati
E. Michigan
Northwood
Mich
Gannon
Taylor
Hope
Davenport
Michigan St
Texas-Arlington
Missouri
UMKC
Murray St
Siu-Edwardsville
Olivet
Ohio Dominican
Robert Morris
Youngstown St
Temple
N. Illinois
Wis
Oshkosh
Marian
Wittenberg
Ind
Southwest Lamar
St. Gregory's
N. Colorado
TCU
Bill Sudeck
Chayip Ithaca
Case Reserve
Darlington Tops Aiken 67 65 for Farm Bureau Classic Title
Darlington wins the Farm Bureau Classic championship 67 to 65 over Aiken as free throws in the final seconds seal the outcome. Jordan Scott scores 24 for Darlington with Sam Davis adding 12 and Trendell Long 11 while Tramain Parker leads Aiken with 15 and Justin Maxwell adds 14. Parker and Andrew Williams earn all tournament honors. Darlington advances to play Richland Northeast Tuesday.
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Aiken High School
Darlington
Hornets
Jordan Scott
Sam Davis
Aiken
Tramain Parker
Justin Maxwell
Trendell Long
Parker
Andrew Williams
Richland Northeast
NHL Scores And Schedule From Tuesday Night Action
The Islanders edged Columbus 2 1 in a shootout while Buffalo beat Pittsburgh 4 3 and Nashville defeated St Louis 4 3. Dallas outscored Chicago 5 4 and Phoenix topped Vancouver 3 2 in a shootout. Montreal beat Tampa Bay 2 1 in OT, Boston routed Atlanta 6 0, New Jersey won 2 0 over Pittsburgh, and Toronto faced Edmonton late with several later games listed for 5 pm to 9 pm starts.
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Dallas
Chicago
Phoenix
Vancouver
Anaheim
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Colorado
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New Jersey
Montreal
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
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Toronto
Edmonton
Los Angeles
Calgary
Washington
San Jose
Florida
Detroit
St Louis
Rangers
Carolina
Atlanta Washington
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