Sterling at Clear Lake girls basketball calendar
Sports calendar lists Tuesday events across 6A and 5A divisions. Girls games include Sterling at Clear Lake, Gentry at Baytown, and Cedar Bayou at Galena Park with multiple start times 4:30 and 6 p.m. Boys feature Lee at Texas City and La Porte at Sterling with several 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. starts. Swimming notes Sterling at North Shore at 4 pm.
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Shepherd
North Shore
Sports on TV Today Pro Basketball Phoenix at Orlando
NBA TV airs Phoenix at Orlando at 6 p.m. in a primetime pro basketball matchup. NBC and other outlets may carry related pregame coverage.
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BCS controversy as Oklahoma edges LSU and USC for No. 1
After bowl games, Oklahoma leads the final BCS standings with 5.11 points, while LSU ranks second and USC third despite USC's strong bowl run. Pete Carroll questions the system as Oklahoma claims top status in the coaches and computers. LSU edges USC by 0.16 in the final tally.
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Oklahoma and LSU Set for Sugar Bowl Title Showdown
Oklahoma and LSU head to the Nokia Sugar Bowl on Jan 4 in New Orleans to decide the national championship. The BCS standings blend AP and Coaches polls with computer and quality win components, adjusting for schedule strength and losses while excluding probation teams from final consideration.
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Cowboys fall to Eagles as McNabb leads comeback
Eagles overturn a halftime deficit to beat Dallas 26-10 in Philadelphia. Donovan McNabb threw three TDs, connecting with L.J. Smith, James Thrash, and Brian Westbrook, while Carrell Buckhalter added 115 rushing yards. Cowboys QB Quincy Carter threw a costly third-quarter interception and a bad snap by Matt Lehr led to a safety as Dallas dropped to 8-3 and Philly extended its dominance in the series.
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James Thrash
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Miami
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Carrell Buckhalter
Brian Westbrook
NFC
Philadelphia
Westbrook
David Akers
Jaguars Blank Texans as Brackens Sacks Lead Parade
Jacksonville stifled Houston 34 0 as Tony Brackens contributed two sacks and Fred Taylor added a 163 yard effort including a late 62 yard run. Byron Leftwich passed for 194 yards while Jammy Smith scored on a 32 yard TD in the Jaguars second straight win.
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Houston
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Byron Leftwich
Atlanta
David Carr
Domanick Davis
Billy Miller
Tony Hollings
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Ragone
Marcus Stroud
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NFL
Cleveland
Texas to Holiday Bowl rematch with Washington State
No. 5 Texas (40-2) accepts Holiday Bowl bid to face No. 415 Washington State (9-3) on Dec. 30 in San Diego televised by ESPN. Coach Mack Brown says the switch from a BCS bowl is disappointing yet provides a shot at redemption after a season of high hopes and a Sugar Bowl path for Oklahoma.
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Ice Hockey Scoreboard Central Division Update
Central Division standings show St Louis 156 points from 2 wins and 1 overtime loss. Saturday results include Philadelphia 1 Boston 4 and Toronto 5 Detroit 2. Sundays games featured Tampa Bay 3 New York Rangers 2 and Calgary 6 Pittsburgh 1. Upcoming schedules list Ottawa at Boston and Los Angeles at Detroit with several other matches tonight and Tuesday.
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Colorado
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Minnesota
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San Jose
Dallas
Los Angeles
Washington
N.Y. Rangers
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Anaheim
Calgary
Y. Islanders
NBA Scores and Tonight Schedule
A roundup of final scores from NBA games including Cleveland 95 Atlanta 85 San Antonio 86 Miami 70 New Jersey 99 Phoenix 38 Houston 86 Detroit 80 New Orleans 97 Chicago 91 Washington 114 Milwaukee 108 in OT Dallas 110 Orlando 97 Golden State 104 New York 92 Minnesota 86 L A Clippers 4 Toronto 108 Seattle 98 Memphis 93 Portland 79 Boston 116 Denver 1117 Sacramento 91 Indiana 6&8 LA Lakers 94 Utah 92 and a list of tonight’s games with start times across multiple venues including Phoenix at Orlando 6 p.m Milwaukee at New Orleans 7 p.m San Antonio at Chicago 7 30 p.m Boston at Utah 8 a.m Toronto at Cleveland 6 p.m Washington at Indiana 6 p.m Denver at Atlanta 6 30 p.m Phoenix at Miami 6 30 p.m Philadelphia at Detroit 6 30 p.m Seattle at New Jersey 6 30 p.m Golden State at Minnesota 7 p.m Portland at Houston 7 30 p.m LA Clippers at Sacramento 9 p.m New York at LA Lakers 9 30 p.m
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Washington
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Dallas
Orlando
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Seattle
Memphis
Portland
Boston
Denver
Sacramento
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Philadelphia
LA. Clippers
L.A
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Lakers
Clippers
Pudge Leaves Marlins in Arbitration Turmoil and Matsui to Mets
Ivan Rodriguez parted ways with the World Series champion Marlins after refusing salary arbitration, while Kazuo Matsui neared signing with the Mets. Maddux appeared set to depart Atlanta after no arbitration and his record $14.75 million deal, and teams weighed arbitration decisions for other stars as winter meetings loomed.
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Greg Maddux
Atlanta
New York Mets
Kazuo Matsui
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Boras
Maddux
Braves
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Vladimir Guerrero
Texas
Rafael Palmeiro
Cubs
Kenny Lofton
Anaheim
Scott Spiezio
Oakland
Miguel Tejada
Keith Foulke
Jim Duquette
Matsui
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Amy Tellem
Little Matsui
New York Yankees
Hideki Matsui
Seibu Lions
John Hart
Rangers
Red Sox
Manny Ramirez
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