Baytown Bracket Bash finals crowned in Houston Raceway Park
Final round results from the Baytown Bracket Bash at Houston Raceway Park list winners in multiple classes. Notable victors include Travis Leach in Super Pro One and Ryan Miller in Super Pro Two, with clean eliminations and fast e.t. times across Pro and Foot Brake divisions.
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Houston Raceway Park
Travis Leach
Houston
Vette
Greg Tetreault
Dickinson
Mullis
Ryan Miller
Crosby
Vega
Donna Hughes
Pasadena
Herndon
Jason Turner
Kennard
Camaro
Isaac Ebrom
Edinburg
Cobalt
Jay Robinson
Santa Fe
Nova
Daryle Patton
Highlands
Michelle LeBleu
Lake Charles
Monden Red
Jason Patterson
Thomas Iven
Rockets win fourth straight as Yao dominates Heat
Yao Ming starred for the Houston Rockets with 34 points and 14 rebounds in a 94 to 72 victory over the Miami Heat on Sunday night. He poured in 20 points after halftime as Houston outscored Miami 25 to 2 in the second half, with Tracy McGrady adding 12 points and eight assists.
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Yao Ming
Shaquille O’neal
Houston Rockets
Miami Heat
Yao
Houston
Tracy McGrady
Associated Press
Sam Rayburn Travels to Lee for Girls Basketball
Sam Rayburn high school visits Lee for a girls basketball quadrupleheader with freshmen at 4 p.m. JV at 5:30 p.m. and varsity at 7 p.m. The contest showcases district rivals in a late season matchup.
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Sam Rayburn
Lee
On the Air College Basketball and Pro Sports Schedule
Today's sports lineup includes Duke of Colorado versus Ga Southern or UC Davis on ESPNU at 6 p.m. and Texas Tech versus Gardner Webb at 9 p.m. NIT Season Tip-Off features Butler versus Notre Dame at 5 p.m. and Fordham against Tennessee at 7 p.m. Lafayette meets Indiana at 8 p.m. Women’s Louisiana Lafayette at Texas at 7 30 p.m. Pro basketball Cleveland at New York on NBA TV at 6 30 p.m. Pro football Tampa Bay at Carolina at 7 30 p.m. NHL Philadelohia at Pittsburgh on Versus at 6 30 p.m. FA Cup Macclesfield against Walsall at 2 p.m. Tennis Shanghai Masters Cup action at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Indiana
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Louisiana-Lafayette
Texas
Dynamo Wins MLS Cup On Penalty Kick
Dynamo defeats New England 4 3 in a shootout after Brian Ching scores a late header to force penalties in Frisco. Twellman had tied late in OT before Onstad denied Heaps to seal Houston’s first MLS title in Texas. Ching named MVP and clinched with the final kick.
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Frisco
New England Revolution
Houston
Brian Ching
Revolution
New England
Taylor Twellman
Ching
Texas
Pat Onstad
Jay Heaps
San Jose Earthquakes
Los Angeles
Twellman
Kelly Gray
Joy
Brian Mullan
Avery John
Chinger
Texans snap 12 game skid on road at Jacksonville
Houston Texans upset the Jacksonville Jaguars 13 10 on Sunday to end a 12 game road losing streak. David Carr threw for 167 yards and ran for 48 before leaving with a shoulder injury as Houston improved to 3 6 and snapped a two year drought without a road win. The Jaguars squandered late chances and coach Jack Del Rio blamed Byron Leftwich for misfiring on an injured ankle.
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Anthony Weaver
Jaguars
Matt Jones
Jacksonville
Fla
Houston Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars
David Carr
Houston
Carr
Jack del Rio
Byron Leftwich
Fred Taylor
Cowboys Dominate Arizona in 27-10 Victory
Tony Romo threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns as the Cowboys rolled past the Arizona Cardinals 27-10 in Glendale. Romo, 20 of 29 with no interceptions, led Dallas to two second-half scores off Cardinal mistakes while Terrell Owens hauled in a 51-yard TD, and Patrick Crayton totaled 104 yards on five receptions. The win improves Dallas to 5-4, while Arizona falls to 1-8 and suffers an eighth straight loss.
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Ariz
Tony Romo
Terry Glenn
Arizona Cardinals
Romo
Terrell Owens
Dallas Cowboys
Arizona
Cowboys
Washington
Matt Leinart
Cardinals
Dallas
Bill Parcells
Peyton Manning
Indianapolis Colts
Glenn
Patrick Crayton
Sam Hurd
Crayton
USC Bounces Back In BCS Standings Behind Ohio State
USC climbs to third in the latest BCS standings as Ohio State and Michigan hold 1-2. Florida, Notre Dame, Rutgers and Arkansas stay close behind, with USC and Florida facing key tests as Boise State rises to 12th and Wake Forest sits 16th.
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Southern California
Trojans
Ohio State
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Florida
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Glendale
Ariz
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Auburn
Texas
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Gators
Florida State
Atlanta
Cal
Fighting Irish
Scarlet Knights
Knights
Mississippi State
Boise State
Broncos
Wake Forest
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