NFL Standings and Week's Upcoming Games
Standings show Atlanta and Dallas winning key games while Chicago and Cincinnati struggle. Week schedule lists late Monday Notre, Thursday night and weekend games including Philadelphia versus the Rams and Chargers at Kansas City with multiple 1 p.m. starts.
Monday sports slate highlights college and pro games
December schedule features Bryant at Louisville Chicago State at Northwestern Drake at Minnesota Alabama A&M at DePaul New Orleans at Houston Toronto at L.A. Clippers New England at Miami Loyola Md at Maryland Green Bay at Carolina Rams at Seattle New England at Pittsburgh Tennessee at San Francisco Dallas at Oakland Atlanta at Tampa Bay plus multiple women’s college games and NFL primetime matchups.
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NBA Scores and Schedule Showdown Across Friday Night
NBA results feature LA Clippers 113, Washington 112 and Miami 101, Brooklyn 89. Lakers 110, Charlotte 99. Hawks 117, Magic 110. Bulls 104, Knicks 102. Cavaliers 105, 76ers 98. Bucks 117, Jazz 100. Thunder 102, Grizzlies 101 in OT. Spurs 104, Suns 101. Rockets 124, Trail Blazers 117. Raptors 102, Kings 87. Celtics 91, Pistons 81. Tonight, Celtics at Bulls 8 p.m.. Hornets at Thunder 8 p.m.. Heat at Grizzlies 8 p.m.. Pelicans at Rockets 8 p.m.. Trail Blazers at Warriors 10:30 p.m.. Raptors at Clippers 10:30 p.m.
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Wentz Goff duel tops Super Bowl era No 1 No 2 picks
The Rams and Eagles clash highlighted by Jared Goff and Carson Wentz as No 1 and No 2 picks in 2016. Wentz led a 21 7 Eagles start with a 5 yard to Celek and 20 yard to Burton, while Goff later connected with Sammy Watkins. Rams momentum swung after Blake Countess’s 16 yard punt return for a TD. Injuries hit Eagles tight end Zach Ertz and Rams defenders Kayvon Webster and Andrew Whitworth. Up next for both teams is road games at Giants and Seahawks.
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Hockey notes include NHL recalls for Stars and Penguins
Marcus Armitage from England and Christofer Blomstrand of Sweden each listed as minus 13. Sunday deals note Dallas Stars recall F Jason Dickinson from Texas and Pittsburgh Penguins recall D Ethan Prow from Wheeling to Wilkes-Barre Scranton.
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Hokies top Mocs as Hicks becomes program steals leader
Virginia Tech upends Chattanooga 64 44 as Chanette Hicks logs a career high 253 steals in the Hokies defense, forcing 16 turnovers and limiting the Mocs to 31 percent shooting. Regan Magarity posts 14 and 10 with two blocks, while Michelle Berry starts and contributes.
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Katrina Pardee
Teana Muldrow
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Marshall
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Chandria Anderson
Pace
Frnda Nakkasoglu
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Talequia Hamilton
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Asheika Anderson
Hokies Rout UMES Behind 60 Percent First Half
Virginia Tech, nation's top scoring team, blasted UMES 90 plus with 54.7 percent floor shooting and 11 of 17 from three in the first half. Clarke led VT with seven field goals and 3-pointers, while Williams praised a defensive turnaround as Hokies held UMES to 40 points and 27.8 percent shooting.
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Concord men prep for Virginia Union test after balanced scoring
Concord coach May highlights depth as multiple players step up weekly including Patterson, Peterson, Shuff, Briscoe, and Hamlet. The 7-3 Panthers host Virginia Union, blending freshmen leadership with veterans to counter Union's 12 and 11 point scorers and 6-8 threats, aiming to sharpen for 2018 high-level games.
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