NFL Week Results and College Basketball Scores
A roundup of Sunday NFL results with Indianapolis over Denver and Green Bay besting the Giants, plus scores from college basketball across Concord, Glenville State, and WVU systems. Also includes NBA and hockey results and a quote from Emmett Smith on consistency.
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National Football League
Indianapolis
Denver
Detroit
Dallas
Washington
Arizona
Green Bay
N.Y. Giants
Chicago
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New England
Carolina
Cincinnati
Tennessee
San Francisco
New Orleans
St. Louis
Atlanta
Miami
Buffalo
Seattle
Kansas City
N.Y. Jets
Oakland
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
San Diego
Minnesota
Baltimore
Concord College
Glenville St
Charleston
Wvu-Tech
Salem
West Virginia Wesleyan
Shepherd
Wheeling Jesuit
Alderson-Broaddus
West Liberty State
WV State
Southern
Bluefield State
Glenville State
Fairmont State
Ohio Valley
Winston-Salem
Duke
Florida State
Stanford
California
UCLA
Washington State
Oregon State
Emmett Smith
WVIAC
Salem International
WV Wes
West Virginia State
Davis & Elkins
Renrerers
Shepherd College
WV Wesleyan
Bryant and ONeal lead Lakers past Raptors in win
Kobe Bryant outscored Vince Carter 31 to 24 as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Toronto Raptors 109 to 89. Shaquille O'Neal added 24 points and six rebounds in 38 minutes, helping Los Angeles stretch its winning streak to four. Bryant scored 14 points in the third quarter, including a 10-point burst to push the lead. Carter committed eight turnovers and played only three minutes of the fourth period.
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Toronto
Kobe Bryant
Vince Carter
Los Angeles Lakers
Toronto Raptors
Shaquille O’neal
Lakers
Bryant
Carter
Tracy Murray
Los Angeles
Bears win NFC Central title in season finale
Chicago clinched the NFC Central title and a first round bye as the Bears defense intercepted three passes and sacked Mark Brunell four times. Anthony Thomas ran for 160 yards to seal a 13-3 record in the season finale at Soldier Field before renovations.
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Chicago
Bears
Mark Brunell
Anthony Thomas
Reed Aims for State Title Over Personal Honors
Princeton Senior High School basketball star Daniel Reed, a 6 foot 8 center, balances quiet intensity with team goals. The All-State standout, headed to St Francis University, emphasizes proving critics wrong while pursuing a state championship with the Tigers this season.
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Rinceton
Daniel Reed
Princeton
Tigers
Reed
St. Francis University
Loretto
Robert Wray
King leads Bluefield Beavers toward title chase in tough season
Senior Justin King anchors the Bluefield Beavers as they pursue a state title, after earning first team Class AA All-State last season and guiding the team through a six game start. He recently strained a knee against Graham in the Princeton Holiday Classic but aims to return soon, urging teammates to stay focused.
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Carolina
Carolina Panthers
New England
Panthers
Ty Law
Luefield
Bluefield Beavers
King
Beavers
Bluefield High
Justin King
Crosstown
Graham
Princeton
The
Wade Elementary
Bluefield
Bluefield Middle School
BHS
Justin
Beaver
Danny Gaither
The First Game Life Lesson From A Parent
A parent reflects on a child’s first game and what sports teach about life. The writer emphasizes that life and sports share unpredictable outcomes, with joy, heartbreak, and growth rooted in how the ball bounces and choices made.
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Ae Brigy
National Basketball Association
Memphis
L.A. Lakers
Golden State
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Sacramento
Iowa
Purdue
Wake Forest
Wisconsin
Michigan
South Carolina
Mississippi State
Florida
Auburn
Texas
Colorado
National Hockey League
Columbus
Nashville
N.Y. Islanders
Montreal
Edmonton
Phoenix
NBA
Steelers
Browns
Dick Jauron
Greg Blache
John Shoop
Soldier Field
Patriots
Charlotte, N.C
New England Patriots
Otis Smith
East Rutherford
N. J
Packers
Giants
Michael Strahan
Brett Favre
Strahan
Favre
Ahman Green
Mark Gastineau
New York
Princeton Tigers
Wray
Sports Beat
Dren
Paynter
Teddy
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