Virginia Clinches ACC Co-Championship in Four-Way Tie
Virginia defeats Maryland 92-67 to finish 12-4 in the ACC, creating a four-way tie for first with Wake Forest North Carolina and Maryland. Burrough, Deane, and Staples star for the Cavaliers as Maryland struggles offensively. Deane injures wrist late, with X-ray precautionary checks planned.
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Terrapins
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Greensboro
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Junior Burrough
Harold Deane
Curtis Staples
Joe Smith
Jeff Jones
Smith
Burrough
Deane
Staples
Three SEC Players Reappear On Team
Three players made their second consecutive appearance on the 1995 AP All Southeastern Conference basketball team Corliss Williamson Scotty Thurman and Dan Cross. Joining the first team were Tony Delk Erick Dampier. Williamson was POY for the second straight season and Richard Williams was Coach of the Year.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Arkansas
Corliss Williamson
Scotty Thurman
Florida
Dan Cross
Tony Delk
Kentucky
Erick Dampier
Mississippi State
Williamson
Richard Williams
Darryl Wilson
SEC
Ronnie Henderson
Louisiana State
Antonio MccDyess
Alabama
Steve Hamer
Tennessee
Ronnie McMahan
Vanderbilt
College Scores From Across Regions In Tight Contests
A wide set of college basketball results shows South Florida topping Vanderbilt 69 to 58, UCLA beating Louisville 91 to 73, and Virginia defeating Maryland 92 to 67. Multiple conference tournaments and highlights across Atlantic 10, Big South, Colonial, and more feature wins, close finishes, and OT thrillers.
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Valparaiso
Youngstown
Portland
Loyola
N.c.-Wilmington
East Carolina
Creighton
Indiana St
Drake
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Labonte Wins After Pit Stop Edge Over Wallace and Earnhardt
Bill Labonte built a late-race surge to beat Dale Earnhardt and Rusty Wallace in a 1995 NASCAR Winston Cup race. Wallace led 213 of 220 early laps but a critical pit stop let Labonte seize the lead after a lap 311 caution caused by Ward Burton’s tailpipe failure. Earnhardt battled back from valve spring trouble, closing to two car lengths with 15 to go before fading. Jeff Gordon faced mechanical woes ending his day in 36th place. Labonte praised his team for flawless pit work and consistent pace.
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Monte Carlos
Wallace
Earnhardt
Labonte
Ward Burton
Robert Pressley
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Gordon
Ray Evernham
Ricky Rudd
Lake Norman
N.C
South Boston
Michael Waltrip
Jimmy Spencer
Mooresville
Lou Allen
Raleigh
Ford Thunderbird
Bobby Labonte
Trinity
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Jeff Burton
Joe Nemechek
Kyle Petty
High Point
Rick Mast
Rockbridge Baths
Asheville
Huntersville
Todd Bodine
Harrisburg
Ricky Craven
Concord
Musgrave
Gordon
Andretti
Elliott
Pontiac 400 Results at Richmond NASCAR Race
Richmond Virginia hosted the Pontiac Excitement 400 where Terry Labonte won from pole position at Archdale North Carolina. Dale Earnhardt Cooke North Carolina finished second with Rusty Wallace third, and a field of 38 drivers completed the race with Labonte sealing victory by 1.25 seconds.
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Richmond International Raceway
Terry Labonte
Archdale
N.C
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Date Earnhardt
Cooke
Chevroet Monte Carlo
Rusty Wallace
Concord
Ford Thunderbird
Ken Schrader
Sterling Marlin
Columbia
Tenn
Derrike Cope
Charlotte
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Mark Martin
Jamestown
Bobby Hamilton
Nashville
John Andretti
Indianapolis
Geoff Bodine
Julian
Dick Trickle
Iron Station
Ted Musgrave
Troutman
Lake Speed
Morgan Shepherd
Conover
Bill Elliott
Blairsville
Jeremy Mayfield
Goodlettsville
Brett Bodine
Harrisburg
Greg Sacks
Winter Park
Fla
Dave Marcis
Avery's Creek
Faldo edges Norman in Coral Ryder Open by one stroke
Nick Faldo wins the Coral Ryder Open by one shot, securing his first PGA Tour victory since the 1990 Masters. He closes with a bogey on the 18th after his tee shot lands in a pond, while Greg Norman drops a late shot after a pulled second into the water.
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Faldo captures Doral Ryder Open with 273 total
At Doral Blue Course Nick Faldo wins the PGA Tour event with a 273 total and $270,000 prize. Peter Jacobsen and Greg Norman tie for runner up at 274, while Justin Leonard earns $62,000 and others collect smaller sums. The event is noted as the rain affected Ryder Open played on a 6939 yard par 72 layout.
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Doral Resort and Country Club
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Peter Jacobsen
Greg Norman
Justin Leonard
Steve Elkington
Davis Love Ill
Hale Irwin
Woody Austin
Steve Stricker
Steve Lowery
Mark O'Meara
Mark McCumber
Michael Bradley
Vijay Singh
Jeff Suman
Fulton Aller
Ernie Els
Scott Verplank
Ray Floyd
Joe Ozaki
Colin M Rne
Jay Haas
David Duval
Lennie Clements
Dudley Hart
Bill Glasson
Jesper Parnevik
Mike Hulbert
John Huston
Russ Cochran
Mark Calcavecchia
Fred Funk
DA. Weibring
Hal Sutton
Bernhard Langer
John Daly
Lanny Wadkins
Jay Don Blake
Mike St
Bob Tway
Tom Kite
Brian Henninger
Robert Gomez
Dave Stockton
Billy Andrade
Payne Stewart
Richard Sadler
Ojai
Calif
Ojai Valley Country Club
Bruce Devlin
Dave Eichelberger
Dale Douglass
Bud Allin
Tom Wargo
Dave Hill
Jim Colbert
Larry Ziegler
Harry Toscano
Jay Sigel
Bob Charles
Jim Dent
Deane Beman
al Geiberger
Jimmy Powell
Tony Jacklin
Jack Kiefer
Isao Aoki
Dick Goetz
Kermit Zarley
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Summerhays
DeWitt Weaver
Homero Blancas
Butch Baird
Ed Sneed
Don January
Jim Ferree
George Archer
Orville Moody
Bruce Crampton
Jim Albus
Arnold Palmer
Sween Still
Jerry McGee
Tom Shaw
Gene Littler
Harold Henning
Terry Dill
John Paul Cain
Don Bies
Tommy Aaron
Dick Hendrickson
Larry Laoretti
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dick Rhyan
Bobby Nichols
Charles Coody
Larry Gilbert
Lee Elder
Walter Zembriski
Charlie Sifford
Bob Goalby
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