Top 25 women's hoops: Bird leads UConn past Tennessee 81 76
No 1 UConn edges No 2 Tennessee 81 76 in a rematch of last season's NCAA title game. Sue Bird scores 15 with 4 free throws in final 35 seconds. Tamika Catchings leads Tennessee with 17. Shea Ralph adds 15 for UConn and 5 rebounds.
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Duke routs North Carolina A&T in 108 73 win
Duke, ranked No. 3, rolled past North Carolina A&T 108-73 as Shane Battier and Nate James led with 31 and 25 points respectively. Battier hit six threes, Duke tied an ACC record with 18 three-pointers, and J.J. Miller of the Aggies poured in a career high 34 in defeat.
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Baltimore reborn as a football town with Ravens playoff run
Baltimore embraces pro football pride as the Ravens, 12 4, prepare for a Sunday playoff clash with the Denver Broncos, reviving city fervor since the Browns move and Colts departure. Fans, media, and sponsors rally behind a team that ended a two decade wait for a Baltimore Super Bowl bid while Orioles offseason chatter fades.
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King and McNabb set to clash despite friendship
In a wildcard showdown, Shaun King and Donovan McNabb face off after forming a strong bond as 1999 quarterbacks. Kings adds a running threat with 353 rushing yards and five touchdowns, while McNabb headlines the Eagles with MVP contention and dual threat play.
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Titans Sweep AP All Pro Honors With Most Selections
Tennessee Titans led the AP All-Pro selections with Eddie George Bruce Matthews Samari Rolle and Derrick Mason among the headline picks as the league’s top writers broadcasters honored the 2000 season. Ravens Buccaneers also tallied multiple nods led by Ray Lewis Jon Ogden Matt Stover. Marshall Faulk repeated as MVP amid St Louis Rams’ tough year.
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