Huskies survive scare to beat Washington 82 70
No 10 Connecticut trailed by 14 early but surged back led by Shabazz Napier with 20 points. Washington led 31 17 before UConn answered with a 15 2 run and pulled away to hold off the Huskies 82 70 as C J Wilcox and Darin Johnson scored for UW while Napier, Kromah and Boatright keyed the UConn victory.
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Duke women hand Kentucky their first loss
Duke guard Tricia Liston scored a season high 28 as No. 2 Duke defeated No. 5 Kentucky 69 61 before 23 706 at Rupp Arena. Elizabeth Williams added 17 points and eight boards as Duke used size and length to limit Kentucky to 25 of 75 shooting and 3 of 15 from three.
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Panthers clinch first playoff berth since 2008 in late surge
Cam Newton threw a 14 yard TD to Domenik Hixon with 23 seconds left to lift the Panthers to a playoff berth. He led a 65 yard drive in 32 seconds for the winning score as Carolina intercepted Brees twice and sacked him six times.
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Spacious Charleston area office near Mink Shoals exit
Over 1200 square feet with access to shared conference area and facilities. Utilities included for 600 dollars per month. Private entrance and large parking lot. Location two miles from downtown outside the B O zone. Suitable for office or light distribution. Contact Don Smith WV Press Association 304-342-1011 ext 160.
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Beaf O Brady's Bowl showdown Pirates meet Bobcats in St Petersburg
East Carolina Pirates 9 3 meet Ohio Bobcats 7 5 in Beef O Brady's Bowl at Tropicana Field Tampa Bay. Carden and Tettleton lead high scoring offenses as ECU eyes 10th win and Ohio seeks eight wins for fourth straight season in a businesslike season finale.
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Beef O Brady's Bowl Winners List From AP
Summary of Recepients by year shows UCF 38 Ball State 17 on Dec 21 2012 Marshall 20 Florida International 10 on Dec 20 2011 Louisville 31 Southern Mississippi 28 on Dec 19 2009 Rutgers 45 UCF 24 on Dec 20 2008 South Florida 41 Memphis 14 on Dec 20 Note St Petersburg Bowl 2008-09
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Beef O Brady's Bowl Preview Lets OwEC Pirates Meet Ohio
Ohio has defeated two Conference USA teams this season including Marshall at home in September while East Carolina seeks a third bowl win under Ruffin McNeill. The two programs bring strong defenses and playmakers, with Donte Foster and Beau Blankenship highlighting star power. East Carolina aims to rebound from a 59 28 loss to Marshall and Florida fans await a Florida bowl trip for the Pirates.
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Ragin' Cajuns edge Tulane for New Orleans Bowl win
Louisiana Lafayette, playing with a broken throwing arm, beat Tulane 24-21 to claim its third straight New Orleans Bowl victory. Corey Trim’s 82-yard interception return sparked the defense, Hunter Stover’s 27-yard field goal gave the lead in the fourth, and Tulane’s late kick miss sealed the win for the 9-4 Ragin’ Cajuns. Tulane’s Orleans Darkwa cut the lead with three TD runs as Broadway, who broke his throwing arm, exited after a tough night.
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