Top Twenty Five college basketball poll excerpt
The article lists The Associated Press top twenty five men's college basketball teams with first place votes, records through December seventeenth, total points from 25 for first place to one for twenty fifth, and previous rankings. It mirrors USA Today ESPN rankings with week’s ranking indicated.
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Associated Press
USA Today
ESPN
Connecticut
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Georgia
Iowa St
Duke
Rutgers
Purdue
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Texas Tech
LSU
Penn St
Stanford
Texas
Florida
N.C. State
Missouri
Oregon
Ohio
Baylor
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Kansas St
North Texas
Old Dominion
Texas A&m
Mississippi
Creighton
DePaul
Illinois
Southern Cal
UAB
Jimmy V Classic doubleheader headlines college hoops
On Tuesday December 19 2000 ESPN schedules a Jimmy V Classic doubleheader from East Rutherford New Jersey featuring Tennessee against Virginia at 7 p.m. and Michigan State versus Seton Hall at 9 p.m. Also NBA action Lakers at Miami and NHL Esk status games Philadelphia at Boston and Calgary at Colorado are listed with ESPN2 coverage.
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Duke
Michigan St
Stanford
Tennessee
Illinois
Wake Forest
Florida
Seton Hall
Kansas
Arizona
Connecticut
Syracuse
Southern Cal
Virginia
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Alabama
Oklahoma
Iowa
Maryland
Notre Dame
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Mississippi
Arkansas
St. Bonaventure
Xavier
Missouri
Villanova
Indiana
Penn St
Utah
Charlotte
Marshall
Georgia Tech
LSU
Oregon
SMU
Georgia
Kentucky
Purdue
Vanderbilt
Coll. of Charleston
Wyoming
Boston College
Richmond
Auburn
Dayton
Kent St
Minnesota
Mississippi St
George Washington
Ohio St
Texas
Holy Cross
Michigan State
California
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Utah State
Pepperdine
Memphis
Toledo
South Florida
Brigham Young
Southern Methodist
DePaul
Southern Mississippi
Penn State
San Diego
Creighton
Indiana State
Louisville
ESPN
East Rutherford
N.J
NBA Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Key Games
Sunday results featured Lakers top Raptors in OT 104 101, Knicks 100 over Bucks 97 in OT, and Dallas 99 over Detroit 90. Monday through Wednesday show a packed slate with yet to be played matches across major markets and notable cross conference tilts.
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L.A. Lakers
Toronto
Orlando
Vancouver
New York
Milwaukee
Dallas
Detroit
Sacramento
New Jersey
Washington
L.A. Clippers
Boston
Utah
Atlanta
Miami
Indiana
Chicago
San Antonio
Houston
Phoenix
Minnesota
Golden State
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Portland
Cleveland
Denver
Seattle
L.A
Baseball free agents listed by team and position
The list names remaining free agents by both American and National Leagues, with teams and positions. Notable names include Jose Canseco Darryl Strawberry Rickey Henderson Tim Bogar Kent Bottenfield Benito Santiago and Eric Davis among others. Arbitration eligible players are indicated with notes and contract status through January 8.
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Arizona
Matt Mieske
Atlanta
Bobby Bonilla
John Burkett
Wally Joyner
Scott Kamieniecki
Greg McMichael
Reggie Sanders
Rudy Seanez
Walt Weiss
Chicago
Rick Aguilera
Shane Andrews
Jeff Huson
Jeff Reed
Cincinnati
Benito Santiago
Deion Sanders
Colorado
Jeffrey Hammonds
Florida
Henry Rodriguez
Houston
Tim Bogar
Los Angeles
Jim Leyritz
Ismael Valdes
Milwaukee
Charlie Hayes
Montreal
Lenny Webster
New York
Mike Bordick
Bobby J. Jones
Philadelphia
Kent Bottenfield
Jeff Brantley
Brian Hunter
Tom Prince
C. ST. Louis
Eric Davis
Pat Hentgen
Thomas Howard
Jesse Orosco
Ihp
Scott Radinsky
Rick Wilkins
C. San Diego
Bret Boone
John Mabry
Dave Magadan
Randy Myers
Baseball free agent signings span many teams and contracts
The AP reports 65 free agents signing varied deals across clubs including Gary Disardina, Pat Rapp, Manny Ramirez, Jose Valentin, Ellis Burks, Alex Rodriguez, and Tony Gwynn among others. Contracts range from minor league to multi year nine figure deals with multiple teams in Anaheim Boston Chicago Cleveland Seattle and more.
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Associated Press
American League
Anaheim
Gary Disardina
Tim Belcher
Pat Rapp
Rhp
Baltimore
Boston
Frank Castillo
Toronto
Tim Wakefield
Pete Schourek
Manny Ramirez
Cleveland
Chicago
Jose Valentin
Cal Eldred
Sandy Aloma Jr
Ellis Burks
San Francisco
Kansas City
Doug Henry
Paul O'Neill
Joe Oliver
Seattle
Mike Mussina
Luis Sojo
Inf
Dwight Gooden
Jeff Nelson
Rho
New York Yankees
Jay Buhner
Alex Rodriguez
Ruben Sierra
Mike Munoz
Ihp
Mickey Morandini
Vnf
Dan Plesac
Arizona
Alex Gonzalez
Jeff Frye
Colorado
Armando Reynoso
Mark Grace
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Dave Martinez
Rico Brogna
Kurt Abbott
New York Mets
Julian Tavarez
The
Jeff Fassero
Todd Hundley
Los Angeles
Tom Gordon
Jason Bere
Cincinnati
Mark Wohlers
Todd Hollandsworth
Denny Neagle
Mike Hampton
Ron Gant
Florida
Charles Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Houston
Jose Vizcaino
Turk Wendell
Rick Reed
Kevin Appier
Oakland
Steve Trachsel
Derek Bell
SAN Diego
Tony Gwynn
Ed Sprague
Alex Arias
Philadelphia
Hockey scores and schedule from Minnesota Dallas and more
Minnesota blanked Dallas 6 to 0 while Anaheim defeated Tampa Bay 3 1 and San Jose beat Washington 5 to 3. New York Rangers won 6 to 3 against Florida and Edmonton's game at Detroit was scheduled for 7 30 p m.
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Oakland
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Nightly sports slate with NHL NBA NCAA updates
A packed schedule lists NHL games including Golumbu at Montreal and Calgary at Colorado, NBA notes with Seattle waivers and signings, NFL moves by Cardinals and Jets, Arena Football rosters, and college women’s action with Notre Dame and Georgia. Also minor college results and Peterstown Middle School tournament notes.
Sharks top Capitals 5 3 as Harvey nets hat trick
San Jose beat Washington 5 3 ending the Capitals nine game home unbeaten run Harvey scored the winner with 14 54 left and added an empty net goal for his first hat trick since April 22 1995 Sergei Gonchar had two goals and an assist for the Capitals who had won four of seven Adam Oates also scored for Washington In New York the Rangers defeated the Panthers as Jan Hlavac had a goal and two assists Petr Nedved returned from suspension with three assists for the Rangers who piled up 119 goals this season while allowing 123.
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Todd W Harvey
San Jose Sharks
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Dallas
Scott Thornton
Gary Suter
Sharks
Sergei Gonchar
New York Rangers
Adam Oates
Rangers
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Jan Hlavac
Petr Nedved
Brian Leetch
Mark Messier
Adam Graves
Radek Dvorak
Sandy McCarthy
Theo Fleury
Robert Svehla
Serge Payer
Scott Mellanby
Panthers
Florida
Wake Forest Defeats Radford Narrowly in Blowout Progress
Wake Forest dominated Radford 92-52 as Josh Howard posted a career high 22 points and five steals. The Demon Deacons raised their record to 9-0, extending a 16th straight opponent under 40 percent shooting and a 14-game win streak dating to last season.
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N.C
Josh Howard
Wake Forest
Radford
Demon Deacons
Michigan State
Howard
Highlanders
Stewart tops WV lineman award at University High
Josh Stewart, a 6-foot-6 290-pound University High lineman, was named the 2000 Hunt Award winner as the state's top lineman by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. Coach John Kelley cites Stewart as undeniably the best lineman in the state, surpassing Rich Braham and earning notable recognition for his hard work and speed.
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Josh Stewart
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West Virginia Sports Writers Association
John Kelley
Kelley
Josh
Rich Braham
Beavers Fall To Bluefield In High School Matchup
Bluefield defeated Montcalm 95 to 42 as Nicole Horton and Christy Quillian led Montcalm with double figure scoring. Bluefield’s Jamie Hatfield and Yashica Page contributed solid totals, while both teams posted balanced totals and team totals show 42 and 55 points respectively.
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Bluefield
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Christy Quillian
Amanda Goins
Nicky Havens
Helena Taylor
Cherie Duncan
Ashley Mitchem
Stephanie Duncan
Jennifer Wright
Totals
Jamie Hatfield
Kristen Perry
Angel Tosti
Kayla Ruble
Jessica Palmer
Yashica Page
Tasha Dowell
Sara Green
Vanessa Adams
Samantha Goodman
Nicole Isabelle
Tech survives ETSU comeback to win in overtime
Virginia Tech earns a 75-72 overtime victory over East Tennessee State as Brian Chase hits two decisive three pointers late in regulation. Dixon and Carter lead Tech with 14 points each, Carter and Dixon grab eight rebounds, boosting Tech to 4-4 after the game.
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Jadrea Seeley
Oklahoma
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Adrian Meeks
Brian Chase
Tech
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Bryant Matthews
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Ricky Stokes
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