Steelers crush Browns as Bengals end Ravens playoff hopes
Le'Veon Bell leads Pittsburgh to a 20-7 win over Cleveland while Cincinnati drills Baltimore eliminating the defending champions from the postseason. Peyton Manning breaks single season passing yardage record with four first half TDs for Denver in Oakland. New Orleans clinches wild card as Drew Brees throws four TDs. San Diego halts playoff drought with Nick Novak OT FG over Kansas City. Seahawks clinch NFC West behind Malcolm Smith pick six and Marshawn Lynch TD.
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Wichita State and Oregon keep perfect records in busy weekend
In Wichita, Cleanthony Early led No. 10 Wichita State to an 81-70 win over Davidson, strengthening its best-ever start at 13-0 as Free throws and points off turnovers buoyed the Shockers. In Eugene, No. 12 Oregon rolled to 12-0 with Joseph Young scoring 24, while Richard Amardi and Damyean Dotson added double-digit totals for the Ducks. In Gainesville, Pat Young scored 15 as No. 13 Florida cruised past Savannah State, with Frazier II adding 11 for a 10-2 Gators win.
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UConns AAC debut routs Cincinnati in easy win
No 1 Connecticut rolled to a 67-34 victory over Cincinnati in the teams first AAC game. Breanna Stewart posted 12 points and 12 rebounds, with Mariah Jefferson and Bria Hartley adding 12 each as UConn improved to 13-0 and 1-0 AAC. Cincinnati was led by Jeanne Randolph with 15 points and 10 boards. The Huskies cramped the Bearcats, holding them scoreless for the first six minutes.
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Thunder routs Rockets behind Durant 33 points
Oklahoma City improved to 25-5, beating Houston 117-86 as Durant posted 33 points 13 rebounds and five assists. Lamb Career high 22 points, Jackson 16 points 8 assists, Rockets hit 36.5 percent. Spurs, Magic, Cavaliers, and Hawks notes appear as clippings.
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