Plan B frees players but risks teams in draft
Teams weigh Plan B protection as they list trial players and extend salaries. Wooten notes value in players who can perform for two or more years. In 1989 Oilers lost 15 Plan B players. Broncos face 21 unprotected spots while teams leave kickers and punters exposed.
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Lady Pacers Fall to College of Charleston 67 45
USC Aiken Lady Pacers lose 67 to 45 at Charleston and commit 31 turnovers. Angelina Tate leads USC Aiken with 19 points while Teresa Jones adds 10. team drops to 12 7 and travels to Claflin College on February 7.
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Cocks Rally to Down Tulane in Metro Showdown
South Carolina beats Tulane 66-61 as sophomore Jeff Roulston scores a season high 15 points to lift the Gamecocks to a 10-6 overall, 4-2 Metro record. Tulane drops to 4-14, 16 in league play with the setback.
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Rockets Dominate Bulls In Season-High Scoring Win
Houston exploded for 139 points led by Otis Thorpe with 30 and Akeem Olajuwon 23 as they shot 62.5 percent to trounce Chicago 139-112. Michael Jordan finished with 35 after 25 by halftime, while Sleepy Floyd added 20 and Mitchell Wiggins 18.
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Southern Cal Upsets UCLA and Other Pac-10 Upsets
Pac-10 action sees Southern California derail No. 16 UCLA 76-75 in Los Angeles as Harold Miner sinks a late free throw. Oregon State moves into sole first in the conference with a 98-81 win over California. Nevada Las Vegas routs Utah State 124-90. Indiana ends Wisconsin skid 85-61. Louisville cruises past Virginia Tech 96-69.
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