Women's Top 25 Fared Thursday and No. 1 Tennessee Update
College women split results across the Top 25 with several teams idle and notable wins. Duke and Connecticut remained unbeaten with upcoming tests. Villanova, Florida, Texas, and Maryland posted victories while others rested ahead of schedules. No. 2 Duke defeated Colorado State 99-52, No. 6 Maryland beat George Mason 70-33, and No. 14 Boston College routed Harvard 89-55 as teams navigate holiday slates.
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College Bowl and NBA TV slate with ranked teams note
Fort Worth Bowl pits Kansas against Houston at Fort Worth Texas while ESPN2 airs Indiana at Cleveland and Dallas at Seattle. College football rankings update with multiple top 25 teams listed and upcoming games through Dec 30, plus NFL and MLB notes including Rondell White signing with the Twins and Yankee activity.
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Baseball and Football Team Moves Summary
Major League Baseball teams announced contract agreements and front office changes. The Mariners reportedly agreed to terms with Matt Lawton for one year. The Dodgers signed Brett Tomko to a two year deal. The Astros added minor league contracts for five players including Dave Borkowski and Eric Munson. The Padres agreed to terms with Mark Bellhorn for one year. In football, the Bills placed tight end Ryan Neufeld on injured reserve and signed Brad Gieslak from the practice squad. The Packers signed Ryan Finn and Sarah Bigby from the practice squad, and added Ran Carthon to the practice squad while placing B J Sander and Bubba Franks on injured reserve.
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Georgia star Bailey to miss Sugar Bowl with torn ACL
Georgia receiver Sean Bailey suffered a right knee injury in practice. MRI confirmed a torn ACL, with reconstructive surgery planned for January. Bailey had 16 receptions for 364 yards and four touchdowns this season after two TDs in the SEC title win over LSU. No. 8 Georgia faces No. 11 West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl in Atlanta on January 2.
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Minter Leaves Cavaliers Basketball Team
Virginia coach Dave Leitao announces junior Donte Minter is leaving the Cavaliers for personal reasons. The 6 8 forward from Salisbury North Carolina sat out this season after contributing 5.6 points and 2.6 rebounds per game in 2003 04, led by a 56 percent shooting mark.
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Mount View Cruises Past Graham 70 51 In Classic Showdown
Mount View Golden Knights overpower Graham G-Men 70 to 51 in the Kiwanis Classic at Bluefield State College. Sophomore Cordero High led with 16 points as Mount View controls pace, while Graham coach Glynn Carlock Jr cites defensive lapses and vows improvement. Mount View aims for Charleston next, seeking a long-elusive title.
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Beavers take 61 41 win as Graham suffers tough road
Graham (1-5) struggles in the late West Virginia matchup. Kayla Sawyers leads Graham with 16 points, while Kathleen Bourne adds 16. Bluefield improves to 5-1 behind strong defense and a balanced attack led by Buford and DeWitt. Graham fights in final quarter but cannot overcome early deficit.
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Bulldogs end Carroll County streak in overtime thriller
Tazewell California? The Tazewell Bulldogs girls basketball team defeated Carroll County 59-57 in overtime to end the Cavaliers 70 game Southwest District winning streak. Whitney Muncy led with 22 points. Complete details in Saturday’s Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
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