College football bowl lineup and results recap
AP brief lists a slate of December and January bowls with teams and scores to date and upcoming games. Notable matchups include Navy 44 Pittsburgh 28, Minnesota 21 Central Michigan 14, and scheduled semi final and top bowls featuring Air Force California Texas LSU Baylor North Carolina, and Alabama Michigan State in Arlington.
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Boxing and college games on FS1 ESPN NBCSN and more
A full broadcast slate includes Omar Douglas versus Frank De Alba in boxing at Bethlehem, plus college basketball games across Tulane at Memphis and Tennessee at Tennessee, Temple at Cincinnati, and more. Also airing are Armed Forces Bowl Air Force vs California, Russell Athletic Bowl North Carolina vs Baylor, and Texas Bowl Texas Tech vs LSU, with NBA NHL Premier League and women’s college basketball results and AP top 25 notes.
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NHL Scores and Evening Schedule Headlines
Montreal 4 Tampa Bay 3 and Nashville 5 Buffalo with other results reported. Tonight's slate includes Rangers 3 Minnesota 3 Detroit 1 and a full list of 7 p.m. and later games across the league with Vancouver and Colorado visiting San Jose and Ottawa at Boston among others.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup
Rutgers defeated Massachusetts Lowell 89 66 while Stony Brook beat NJIT 63 61 Villanova routed Penn 77 57 Belmont defeated Valparaiso 85 61 Duke crushed Elon 105 66 Gardner Webb topped Middle Georgia State 101 78 North Carolina 96 63 UNC Greensboro Texas A M Corpus Christi 74 70 Austin Peay 70 UC Riverside 81 72 Morgan State Winthrop 116 64 Cal State Bakersfield West Michigan 88 73 Detroit Grand Canyon 86 75 SIU Edwardsville Oakland 101 93 South Dakota 89 Florida Gulf Coast 81 overtime effort West California 86 Davidson 60 Utah 115 College of Idaho 74.
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Griffin-less Clippers Edge Wizards In Tight Win
Chris Paul led with 23 points and Jamal Crawford added 21 as the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Washington Wizards 108-91 without Blake Griffin. DeAndre Jordan posted 15 points and 13 rebounds, supporting a depleted bench that contributed 54 points in the third straight win since Griffin was sidelined with a quadriceps strain.
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Lady Spartans top River View in bench boosted tally
River View, ranked 6-2, fell 67 to 40 as Greenbrier East built a 27 to 6 first half. Key scorers included Kiersten At Greenbrier East and Katie Wilmer leading GE with 17 points, while River View drained three pointers from Rebekah Christian and Brittany Rowe.
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Keffer lifts Hillbillies with late five point free throws
At Chapmanville John Keffer drew a fifth foul on PikeView and sank all five free throws in the final 40 seconds to lift Hillbillies to a 70 67 win over PikeView. Kenny Adkins led Chapmanville with 21 points while Seth Meadows scored 25 for PikeView.
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Chapmanville reaches tournament final with Mount View win
Chapmanville outscored Mount View 50 to 46 to advance to the finals of its own tournament. Drew Williamson led Chapmanville with 19 points and Jordan Whitt added 11 as Chapmanville faces unbeaten Man in tonight’s final. Ellis Bryson paced Mount View with 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Mount View trailed by one with 36 seconds left.
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Princeton Area Youth Dance and Sports Classes
Princeton Park and Recreation Center offers baton-twirling pom-pom dance and color guard classes on Tuesday nights with first class free. Majorette and dance classes available with free first session. Adult tennis league at Princeton Senior High School courts runs Tuesday singles Thursday doubles with loaner racquets. Concord University hosts a winter softball skills clinic January 10 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Athens campus, cost $60. 2016 Bob Cone tournament set for June 23-28 at Bob Done Baseball Complex.
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Bearcats overpower Grundy in late rally to win region clash
Virginia High defeats Grundy 61 to 49 after a 31-31 tie late third period. Kristian Wilson nets four 3s for 19 points, Taylor Owens adds 13, Amaya Lee 6, and free throws in the fourth seal the Bearcats’ lead as Grundy struggles from the arc and foul line.
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Cavaliers overpower Coppin State 54 46 in early rout
In Carbondale Illinois Marshall women rally to beat Southern Illinois 59 55 as Norrisha Victrum scores the go ahead four points with 14.3 seconds left Leah Scott leads Marshall with 17 points and seven rebounds. Marshall opens Conference USA play at Western Kentucky.
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Mountaineers eye eight wins in Cactus Bowl bid
West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen pushes his team through practices before exams then holiday travel to Phoenix for the Cactus Bowl. The Mountaineers, 6-5 on the season, aim to finish 8-5 with a bowl win over Arizona State at Chase Field. Holgorsen notes WVU seeks its first eight-win season since joining the Big 12, with a kickoff set for 10:15 p.m. Eastern.
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