Bowl schedule and NFL games for late December
A dense listing of college bowls with matchups and times across venues from Pontiac to Tempe plus a full NFL slate. Notable games include North Carolina against San Diego State in the Motor City Bowl and several major bowls such as the Citrus, Rose, Sugar, and Fiesta. Also lists Saturday and Sunday NFL games with results and upcoming fixtures.
Television Highlights and Snowballing Baseball Contracts
Regional network listings show ESPN coverage of Arkansas at Wake Forest and Kansas versus Saint Louis, with the Motor City Bowl pitting Louisville against Marshall in Pontiac. Major League Baseball contracts include Colbrunn Reynolds Reyes Johnson Finley Jordan Nixon Guillen Hill Santiago Avery Lewis Harris Bohanon Manwaring Caminiti and other signees across Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati Colorado Houston.
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Multisport Roster Moves and League Shifts Across MLB NBA NHL and More
A broad roundup shows MLB teams placing Mark Johnson on waivers and signing players such as Kip Wells Rob Ducey Rafael Bournigal Ivan Cruz Matt Howard Ray Montgomery Chris Tremie Jim Dougherty Todd Ritchie, with Rafael Bournigal among those agreed to terms. The ABL suspends operations. NFL Browns sign several players including John Dutton. NHL promotes Doug Perlman. Blackhawks recall players Christian Laflamme and Todd White. Islanders acquire Eric Cairns. CHL lists Marcel Richard moves and injuries. Fort Worth Fire injury lists and O Rourke, Oklahoma City Blazers sign Dave Lylyk. Montreal Impact releases Desto Horvath and Omar Dalombo signs. Wichita Wings sign Neal Ryan.
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West Virginia Tops Robert Morris In College Hoops Tilt
West Virginia defeats Robert Morris 82 67 at home. Kearse leads WVU with 27 points while Welsh and Nabors pace Robert Morris with 15 and 6 assists respectively. AP Top 25 update notes multiple ranked teams in action including Duke Kentucky and Louisville.
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NHL glance of Wednesday matchups across the league
Wednesday's 4S Hockey schedule shows Tampa Bay at Buffalo Philadelphia at Boston Dallas at Toronto Montreal at Ottawa St Louis at New Jersey Carolina at New York Rangers Calgary at Vancouver all at 7 to 7:30 p.m. No games scheduled for Thursday.
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Cavaliers top VMI 82 64 behind Hand's 23
Virginia defeats VMI 82 to 64 as Donald Hand scores 23 points 15 in the second half to spark a key 16 2 run. Williams 19 points 15 rebounds and Watson 12 lead Cavaliers while VMI struggles from the field.
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Holiday Tournament Boys Basketball Scores and Matches
In the Tazewell Holiday Tournament Virginia High trailed 54-76 to Tazewell. Key scorers for Virginia High were Goodson 15 McCloud 10 Pauley 9 Stalworth 8. Tazewell top scorers included Shawn Jordan 23 Josh Saunders 22 and David Blankenship 4. Next up Tazewell vs Rural Retreat. Northwood defeated Whitewood 66-47 at Pilgrim's Knob. Doane 12 Carter 14 Buckhanan 14 Colley 14 Price 21 led Whitewood scoring as Jaeger hosts next.
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Cincinnati Rolls In Conference USA Opener
Cincinnati routed Houston 115-78 as Alvin Citenen scored a career high 21 and Pete Mickeal 20 to lift the Bearcats to 10-0, their highest scoring game since 1995. Gee Gervin led Houston with 29 in the loss.
Princeton Tigers edge Spring Valley as Hurst misses with flu
Princeton improved to 3-1 after beating Spring Valley 63 to 55. Anna Connolly scored 13 and grabbed 10 rebounds, Lorin Albin had 12 assists, Crystal Buckner led Princeton with 18 points, while Melissa Eakle scored 20 for Spring Valley. Princeton will play host Huntington in the Nicholas County Tournament next.
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Kings defeat Penguins 3-0 as Starr earns 2nd shutout
Starr stopped 25 shots and Glen Murray set up a goal and scored for the Los Angeles Kings in a 3-0 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. The victory marked coach Larry Robinson's 100th in four seasons, with Starr posting his second shutout of the season.
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Richlands Says Victory Over Pocahontas Signals Progress
Richlands remarks on winning at Pocahontas highlight a struggling past and a team on the upswing. Pocahontas, with three sophomores and juniors logging significant time, begins to show a directed program, as both teams post final scores in a regional matchup.
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