Garcia Owens spark 49ers beat Eagles to finish home slate 7-1
San Francisco shrugged off injuries as Garcia connected with Owens for a late score. The 49ers outplayed Philadelphia despite a stubborn Eagles defense, taking a 7-1 home record while the visitors missed a chance at the NFC East title.
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Ennis Lions win 27th straight with 21-0 Bay City win
Ennis coached by Sam Harrell secures second straight Class 4A Division II title as Graham Harrell earns two passing touchdowns and a rushing TD. Defense holds Bay City to 87 total yards with Frank Gutierrez piling up 11 tackles and two early tackles for losses to seal the shutout.
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Kentucky rolls past Indiana in RCA Dome clash
No. 7 Kentucky defeated Indiana 66 52 at the RCA Dome as Tayshaun Prines and Clif Hawkins led with 11 points each. Kentucky built a 9-0 run and led 40-32 at halftime while Indiana shot 32.1 percent. Hawkins scored 11 in the first half and Prince finished with 11 rebounds.
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Cowboys Rally Past Arkansas for Upset Win
At North Little Rock Arkansas, Oklahoma State 6th ranked overcame a 22 point deficit to beat Arkansas 85-76. Victor Williams scored 17 points, including six in the final minute after returning with 12:15 left, while Maurice Baker added 21 and Fredrik Jonzen hit a key 3 as OSU seized the lead late and held on.
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Wizards edge Knicks on Jordan game winner in New York
Michael Jordan hit a 16 foot jumper with 3.2 seconds left to lift the Washington Wizards 87 86 over the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden. The win stretched Washingtons streak to nine, as Latrell Sprewell and Allan Houston fouled him on the final sequence. Jordan finished with 26 points while Hubert Davis and Tyronn Lue contributed 14 and 12 respectively.
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Hawks rally past Hornets in 101 88 victory
Jason Terry scored 22 points and Dion Glover 19 as the Atlanta Hawks erased a 14 point deficit with a zone defense to beat the Charlotte Hornets 101 88. David Wesley led Charlotte with 26 points Baron Davis added 19 as Atlanta pulled away with a 17 5 fourth quarter run.
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O Neal leads Pacers past Cavaliers with 38 points
Jermaine O Neal scored a career high 38 points as Indiana shot 61 percent in a 109-163 victory over Cleveland. Bryant Stith closed Cleveland's deficit with 10 late points, but O Neal blocked a Stith putback that could have narrowed the gap. O Neal added eight in the fourth to stretch the lead and Harrington scored as Indiana held on.
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Malone Leads Jazz Past Nets With 31 Points
Utah's Karl Malone scored 31 in a 104-90 win over New Jersey in East Rutherford. A late forearm from Kenyon Martin knocked Malone to the floor and he was briefly down before finishing the game. Martin was ejected with a flagrant foul as Sloan confronted him.
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Bill Laughlin Baytown football star and UT alum dies
Friends recall Laughlin as a tough, creative athlete and builder. He starred on REL Gander teams in the 1950s, earned all state honors, and later played at the University of Texas before becoming a lawyer and Baytown city attorney known for carpentry and imagination.
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Trout size limit debate stirs Texas guides and officials
Texas anglers and guides debated raising speckled trout minimum size from 14 to 15 inches after history of protections and limits. TPWD notes 80 to 90 percent trout survival when moderately handled. Osburn urges inch increase to yield heartier fish, while others fear tougher charters and fewer catches. Public comments invited at TPWD Austin office and online.
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