Sports calendar today at motors venue
Racing events listed include DHRA Division 4 F Trucs Racing at 2 p m and Diesel Racing at 4 p m in Cedar area venues. Other items mention Gentry Woodland Oak Cedar 5 and Cedar 49m in Sarbers Hill with a 4:30 start time for a high hour event.
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Classic noon sports slate across ESPN and CBS
A jumble of college basketball and professional games appears. Indiana visits Sacramento at 8 pm on NBA TV while Houston plays at Jacksonville and Dallas faces Philadelphia on CBS in prime slots. Carolina meets Atlanta at 7 30 pm in a notable basketball clash. Omega golf coverage airs at noon in Hong Kong with the Open round at 12 30 pm.
Mavericks mix lineup to break losing streak
In eight days without Dirk Nowitzki, coach Don Nelson rotated players to target the Magic. The Mavericks finally snapped a seven game slide, chasing the single season NBA record of 23 consecutive losses with a lean lineup showing enough chemistry to win.
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Don Nelson
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Spurs overpower Heat 86 70 on Duncan’s double double
Tim Duncan starred for the Spurs with 21 points and 19 rebounds as San Antonio rolled past the Miami Heat 86 to 70. Rasho Nesterovic added a season high 21 points and 13 rebounds after a previous win in Orlando snapped a four game skid.
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Future Panthers foster accountability through mentorship program
The team runs a “Future Panthers” program with 73 younger supporters assigned as Big Panthers. Varsity players mentor youngsters at games and read to them at the elementary school. Participation costs five dollars, covered by sponsors Morris Environmental and the booster club.
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Wildcats spoil Sooners giant step with 63 yarder
Kansas State built from the ground up to topple Oklahoma with explosive plays led by Roberson and Sproles. Oklahoma quarterback Jason White, pressured by Houchin, threw two picks and failed to mount a run game as K State dominated from the second quarter onward.
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Klitschko Stops Johnson in Round Two Plea for Title
Vitali Klitschko dominated Kirk Johnson in their heavyweight eliminator, flooring him twice before the stoppage at 2:54 of the second round. The win sets up another shot at the heavyweight crown as Klitschko showcased power and control, leaving Johnson overwhelmed and unable to mount a challenge.
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Rebels fall to Panola in high scoring shootout
Panola's 13 three pointers powered a shot heavy win as Jerminey Bennette led the Panola attack with 37 points. Rebels coach Champagne praised Josh Baillie's timely contribution and noted key additions for spring. Floyd McClain is out for the season with a hand injury.
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Jerminey Bennette
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Chris Chaney
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Mike Powell
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Basketball and football scores from multiple leagues and regions
A cluttered recap lists upcoming NBA games with times in New York and other cities, plus college and high school playoff results. Includes division playoffs with teams such as The Woodlands, North Shore, Katy, Denton Ryan, Highland Park, and Glen Rose in various regional and semifinal matchups with scores and pending finals.
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Leinart Leads Trojans to Big Regular-Season Finish
USC routed its finale as Matt Leinart threw five touchdown passes propelling the No. 1 Trojans to an 11-1 record and a 7-1 Pac-10 mark. USC scored 40 plus for the seventh straight game and set a conference single-season TD record with 35. Oregon State faces New Mexico in Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 24 as USC waits for Sugar or Rose Bowl fate.
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Matt Leinart
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LSU Tops Georgia For SEC Title In Dominant Show
LSU defeated Georgia 34 to 13 in Atlanta to claim the Southeastern Conference title. The Tigers rolled to a 12-1 overall record, using a quick start highlighted by Justin Vincent’s 87yard rushing TD and a strong ground game to seize control early. Georgia finished 10-3 as LSU avenged a prior meeting this season.
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