Council captures tournament title at Highlands Tip-Off
Cobras claim second straight Pepsi Highlands Union Bank Tip-Off crown with a 75-51 win over Elizabethton in the Bearcat Den Virginia High. Brad Nuckles returns in the fourth quarter after a third-quarter spill. Rasnake tops with 20 points as multiple Cobras reach double figures.
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Lady Vols rally past Stanford for 63 58 win
No. 2 Tennessee trailed by seven with 5 1/2 minutes left but surged for the final 12 points to beat No. 15 Stanford 63-58 as Khidt Snow scored 18 and Tamika Catchings added 11 points and 12 rebounds. Stanford freshman Susan King led scorers with 21.
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UNC runs past Buffalo as Lang and Forte shine
No. 15 North Carolina shot 58 percent to beat Buffalo 95-74. Kris Lang scored 22, Joseph Forte 23, Jason Capel 16 points with a triple double attempt. Buffalo led early but UNC pulled away, with Ronald Curry distributing early and late 3s from him. Notre Dame then topped Tennessee Tech 82-68 behind Graves 20 and Carroll 16 as the Irish surged after halftime.
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Jaguars battle brutal field in Cincinnati snow and cold
In Cincinnati the Bengals faced Jacksonville on a grass field stripped to sand after a tarp decision and recent rain. A 9 degree game time temp with a wind chill near 20 below created dangerous footing as orange lines were painted on the ice cold surface.
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Dyson captures Hong Kong Open victory in style
England's Simon Dyson shot a 7-under 64 to win the Hong Kong Open by three strokes at Hong Kong Golf Club. He eagled the ninth, had six birdies, finishing 21-under 263. Kernohan Felton and Wi tied for second. Dyson also claimed the Davidoff Tour Order of Merit title with $282,371 in year earnings.
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Minnesota Wild blank Stars 6-0 in St. Paul rout
Gisny Fernandez stopped 24 shots to post his second shutout of the season and lift the expansion Wild over the Dallas Stars 6-0. Darby Hendrickson scored twice as Minnesota opened a big lead with two goals in under a minute in the first period. Jeff Nielsen, Ladislav Benysek, Peter Bartos, Antti Laaksonen, and Hendrickson added goals as Dallas failed on four power plays and remained scoreless. The crowd reached 18,834 as the Stars returned to the state where they once played.
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ESPN expands WNBA TV slate with 12 more regular season games
New York AP report says the WNBA will televise 12 additional regular season games and playoff contests as ESPN broadens its agreement. ESPN president George Bodenheimer stated the move reflects a commitment to women’s sports and strengthens ESPN2’s prime time lineup.
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Bucs face Rams as Johnson seeks bigger role in passing game
Tampa Bay fights for a playoff berth against St. Louis as Keyshawn Johnson laments limited targets amid the Bucs’ 9-5 run and Warrick Dunn fuels the offense. Shaun King, under pressure, vows to win with a balanced attack while Les Steckel defends the system.
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