Night basketball scores and 20 top college teams listed
Tonight s games feature girls at 6 30 and boys at 8 00 with multiple high school matchups including St Angela vs Jefferson Davis HKT vs Wagener Salley Bamberg Ehrhardt vs Silver Bluff and Friday duels Midland Valley at South Aiken Wagener Valley at Gilbert Williston Elko at Silver Bluff Ridge Spring Monetta at Pelton North Augusta at Aiken The college slate includes East Boston 62 Colgate 45 Cornell 72 Niagara 59 Fairleigh Dickinson 67 Loyola Md 57 and many more with the AP Top Twenty noted through Jan 5.
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Coastal Carolina Tops Augusta College In Closer Contest
Coastal Carolina defeats Augusta College 63 to 63 in a tense matchup. Scantiebury and Moody lead CCU rebounds while Juratic powers Augusta with 13 boards. Hammett and Rogers distribute for their teams as officials log 19 total fouls and 613 attendees.
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Long
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Syracuse overwhelms Villanova in 80-57 college basketball win
Syracuse beats Villanova 80 to 57 as Seikaly scores 12 and Addison 25 for the Orange. Trice Youngs? No. Seikaly 14 rebounds teams note. Syracuse leads 31-25 at halftime and dominates on rebounds to seal the victory.
Indiana at New York. Coastal Carolina game scoreline shown
S Carolina and Memphis St played an 81 89 shootout with Moye 21 and Bedford 19 top scorers for their teams. Key rebounding by Martin and Holmes paced their squads while Foster and Turner led assists. Coastal Carolina trailed 41 42 at halftime with Scantlebury and Moody contributing double digit efforts.
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T. Dozier
Martin
James
Foster
Kendall
Holland
P. Dozier
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Bedford
Boyd
Turner
Alexander
Wilfong
Bailey
Moody
Douglas
Memphis St. 42, S. Carolina 41, Fouled Out—T Dozier
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Memphis St
NHL Monday Games Highlight Conference Standings and Matchups
Montreal leads Adams with 48 points while Boston and Buffalo trail. Campbell and Smythe divisions show tight races. Tonight's schedule features Montreal at St Louis, Detroit at Washington, Minnesota at N Y Islanders, Vancouver at Winnipeg, Hartford at Calgary, Boston at Montreal, and other cross conference games with several 7:35 to 9:35 p.m. starts.
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Quebec
Boston
Buffalo
Hartford
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Toronto
Detroit
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Los Angeles
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Conference Championship Sunday Lineup and Super Bowl Plan
The schedule lists Rams at Bears on Sunday January 12 at 12 30 p m and New England at Miami at 4 p m followed by Super Bowl XX on Sunday January 26 in New Orleans at 5 p m featuring AFC champion versus NFC champion.
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Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
New England
Miami
New Orleans
Sports Transactions Highlight Coaching Moves Across Leagues
National League announces Mets naming Bobby Floyd as Lynchburg manager in the Carolina League. Giants designate Jose Morales as first baseman and hitting coach. Bulls sign Free man Williams to a second 10 day contract. NFL clubs list coaching changes with Falcons Clau sen Brasher and John Marshall not returning. Bengals reshuffle staff with Coslet hire and multiple coordinators resigning. Chiefs add Gansz as assistant head and special teams coach. Vikings reveal Bud Grant resignation and Jerry Burns named head coach. United States Football League lists Cald well and Coleman signing with the Arizona Outlaws. Mississippi State names Felker as head coach and Rutgers promotes Johnson as offensive backfield coach. At Laurel, Stay Home wins $5.40 with Aidan Prospector 3rd in the Susie's Last Purse. At Aqueduct Satch wins $8.60 over Stellar Performance in the Naptha Purse.
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Lynchburg
SAN Francisco Giants
Jose Morales
Washington Bullets
Freeman Williams
Atlanta Falcons
Chuck Clausen
Tommy Brasher
John Marshall
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Bruce Coslet
Dick LeBeau
Dick Seber
Bill Urbanik
Jim Anderson
Bill Johnson
Jim McNally
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Frank Gansz
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Jerry Burns
United States Football League
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Dan Coleman
Mississippi State
Rockey Felker
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Craig Johnson
Laurel, Md
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Susie
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Stellar Performance
Aqueduct
Orangemen Club Wildcats win 11th straight
Syracuse defeated Villanova 80-57 as Rony Seikaly 20 points and 14 rebounds led the Orangemen who extended their winning streak to 11. Rafael Addison added 25 points, with Syracuse dominating after halftime to pull away from Villanova.
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Rafael Addison
Suns Top Sonics In Rain Delayed NBA Game
Phoenix Suns defeated Seattle 114-97 after a rain delay halted play at Seattle Coliseum. Larry Nance led with 27 points on 12-for-15 shooting while James Edwards added 25 points and 17 in the second half as Phoenix snapped a three game skid.
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Larry Nance
Jay Humphries
James Edwards
Nance
Roundup of NBA Games with McDaniel and Cheeks Highlighting Wins
In Seattle a strong run in the second quarter helped the Sonics to a tough loss. Philadelphia beat San Antonio 108 102 as Cheeks posted 23 points and 13 assists while Moses Malone added 20 and 13 rebounds. Sacramento defeated Washington 106 87 behind Woodson 21 points and Johnson 20 as Theus tallied 17 points and 16 assists, marking the Kings third win in a row and their 17th home sellout.
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Paine Beats USC Aiken In Tough Second Half
The Pacers, missing three academically ineligible players Chatard Dease Tim Gaffney and Johnny Tolbert, gained momentum in the second half but could not overcome Paine College. Coach DeHart cited mental toughness while noting the remaining 11 players must carry the squad. USCA heads to Morris College Friday for an 8 pm game before hosting Francis Marion on January 17 after multiple schedule changes.
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Johnny Tolbert
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Baptist College routs USC A in women's basketball 94 46
Cathy Coker scores 26 to lead Baptist College as four players reach double figures in a 94 to 46 win over USC A Lady Pacers. Gina White adds 17, Jean Fox 16, Priscilla Hinson 13. USC A drops to 0-6 with Jackie Bowers 17 and Sandra Scott 12.
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Cathy Coker
Baptist College
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Gina White
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Jean Fox
Priscilla Hinson
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Jackie Bowers
Sandra Scott
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