California Beats UCLA End 30 Year Pauley Drought
California defeats No. 2 UCLA 79 71 at Pauley Pavilion to snap three decades without a road win in Los Angeles. Keith Smith 22 and Roy Fisher 21 lead Cal while Kameal Robinson posts a career high 33 for UCLA foil. The win ties Cal for third in the Pac Ten.
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Arizona Defeats Arizona State in 45th Home Win Streak
No. 20 Arizona beat Arizona State 71 to 50, extending the nation’s best homecourt winning streak to 45 games. The Wildcats improved to 17-4 overall and 11-3 in Pac-10 play and blocked a school-record 13 shots.
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Lady War Eagles Edge Silver Bluff In Overtime
Ronnie Stroman drilled a late 3 as the Lady War Eagles edged Silver Bluff 53 to 50 in overtime. Stroman finished with 18 points and Chandler added 18 as Wage to 15 on Seamens Bars added 1 point. Miranda Chavous led Silver Bluff with 19 and Sonya Cato had 18.
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Silver Bluff Edges Wagener-Salley 55 53 In Wet Thriller
Silver Bluff holds off Wagener-Salley 55-53 as Travis Hall misses late tips. Gerald Wright and Brian Walseta lead Wagener-Salley with 16 and 13 respectively, while Chea Corbett drills four 3-pointers for 12 points for the War Eagles.
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Kansas Schools Rally After Notre Dame Breaks CFA Ties
Kansas athletic director Bob Frederick says the state cancelled a two game basketball series with Notre Dame in protest of the Irish withdrawal from the College Football Association deal with ASU and ESPN. The CFA faces a $50 million cut after Notre Dame’s $300 million NBC agreement.
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Lady Pacers Collapse In Final Minutes At USC Spartanburg
USC Aiken coach Gail Moody Johnson blasted the team after the Lady Pacers squandered an eight point lead with 6 41 left, scoring only two points in the final 6 40 as USC Spartanburg edged USCA 61 60. Teresa Jones made two late free throws to keep them within six points. Cortina Prince missed a critical one and one late in the rally.
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Lady Rifles Edge USCA Women In Close Finish
Missy Sullivan hit a 17 footer with 9 seconds left as the Lady Rifles topped USCA 61 60. Jametha Hannan led USC Spartanburg with 15 points while Sullivan and Deedra Howard added 14 each. USC A ranks fourth in NAIA District 6 and faces a tough stretch with playoff implications.
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Fehr and Vincent Clash Over Arbitration and Pay in Talks
Talks center on arbitration rights and minimum salaries as Vincent changes plan away from revenue sharing and payoff proposals. Fehr cites acrimonious arbitration discussions while O'Connor notes three main sticking points: arbitration minimum salary and pension. The union seeks higher first year pay and scales for three years of service.
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Lockout Halts Spring Training Across States
Arizona and Florida see brisk activity turn to stall as owners and players fail to reach a contract. Fay Vincent warns of no quick settlement while camps stay closed. Spring training delayed for first time since 1976 with gates barred and no coaching staff available at Mesa Arizona and Chain O Lakes Park in Florida.
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Schrader Maintains Pole Spot After Backup Car Prep
Schrader held the pole position for the 175 mile qualifying sprint until a final lap incident forced crew chief Richard Broome to abandon repairs on the primary car. Schrader expressed confidence in the backup machine as bonus money and points await.
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