NFL Playoffs Note Excerpt With Game Scores
AP playoff roundup lists wild card results Seattle 41 New Orleans 36 Jans 17 Indianapolis 16 Baltimore 30 Kansas City 7 Green Bay 21 Philadelphia 16. Divisional dates, conference titles, Pro Bowl and Super Bowl venues and times included. Final line covers first quarter through fourth quarter scoring and attendance.
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WVU sports talk and BCS title game on ESPN here
Monday January 10 schedule lists radio and TV programs across WV statewide. Highlights include Bob Huggins Show on WVU basketball at 7 06 p m on WHIS and ESPN coverage of the BCS National Championship Auburn versus Oregon in Glendale Arizona at 8 37 p m along with Notre Dame at Marquette in a 7 p m ESPN2 men’s college basketball. NHL action Boston at Pittsburgh on Versus at 7 30 p m.
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Saints and Seahawks edge in tight pro football action
Summary of multiple NFL exhibition drives with scoring by Green Bay, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Seattle, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Jets. Key plays include Rodgers to Adams and Jones scoring. Vick to Avant. Hasselbeck to Williams. Rams, Browns, and others contributing. End-of-game tallies show combined rushing and passing leaders from each team and late field goals.
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Buckeyes Nip Gophers In Tight Big Ten Win
Ohio State stays undefeated at 16-0 3-0 with a 67-64 home win over Minnesota. Lighty 19 points Sullinger 15 points 12 rebounds Mbakwe 16 points 12 rebounds. Hollins three muffed at the buzzer as Nolen feeds him in final seconds.
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Clippers Hold Off Warriors for Seventh Win in Ten
Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Golden State Warriors 105-91 as Eric Gordon scored 25 and Blake Griffin added 23 with 12 rebounds. Baron Davis contributed 17 points and 11 assists as the Clippers righted their season after a 5-21 stretch, while Dorell Wright led the Warriors with 27 points and five 3-pointers.
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Rams Hold Off Buffaloes For 60 58 Road AAC Win
Bluefield College rallied in the final five minutes to edge Milligan 60 58 on Saturday night for its first Appalachian Athletic Conference win. Byron Carpenter led Bluefield with 19 points and seven rebounds while Rob Wright added eight boards off the bench. Milligan’s Justin Sylvester scored 19 and Marshall Hardy 14 as the Buffaloes shot 36 percent. Bluefield shot 58 percent in the second half and made two of seven free throws. Milligan led 30 24 at halftime as the game featured seven lead changes. Bluefield hosts Union College next in a Dome doubleheader Wednesday.
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Packers Rally Over Eagles Behind Starks Ground Game
Rodgers praised the Packers for a hard fought win as Tramon posted a key interception. James Starks provided 101 yards on the ground as the team finally formed a running attack. Brandon Jackson caught a 16 yard TD pass on an 80 yard drive, extending the lead to 21-10 before Philadelphia trimmed it to 21-16. Vick guided the Eagles late drive but threw an interception after two Akers misses.
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Ravens edge Chiefs as Reed overcomes family tragedy
Ravens won 23-13 as Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed pressed through personal tragedy after his brother disappeared in the Mississippi River. Reed received the game ball, saying his teammates are his second family. Baltimore advances to face the Steelers next, after a third-quarter surge that included a 29-yard field goal by Cundiff and key turnovers by Dawan Landry.
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Area calendar sports events span lifting, hoops, bowling
A series of January and February sports events are listed across West Virginia and Virginia. Pure Athletic Power hosts a bench press and deadlift event in Princeton on January 15 with Steele's Plumbing sponsorship. An Oceana Middle School basketball tournament runs February 19 to 20 for under-10 to under-12 divisions, benefiting Westside baseball. Bluefield hosts an Area Middle/High School Bowling League starting January 26 with practice on January 12 and 19. Charleston offers an ASEP coaching class January 21–22 at Huntington High School. Princeton Senior High School hosts a tennis parent information session January 25. Wardell Virginia hosts a boys basketball tournament January 21–23 at Southwest Virginia Community College. Castlewood Virginia hosts the 9th Annual Bring the Rain Classic January 15–16 at Castlewood High School with 24-team limit. Contact details provided for each event.
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Tennessee routs Ole Miss 86 46 in Knoxville
No. 5 Tennessee defeated Mississippi 86 to 46 as Shekinna Stricklen and Meighan Simmons each scored 18 points. Tennessee built a 16-2 run early and led 42-22 at halftime, with Stricklen adding a 13 rebound double double.
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Seminoles Beat Virginia In ACC Showdown
Florida State, ranked 24th, beat Virginia 61-51 as Chelsea Davis scored a career-high 18 and Cierra Bravard added 14. Natasha Howard pulled down 10 rebounds and four steals as the Seminoles improved to 14-3, 2-0 ACC, their fifth straight win. Ariana Moorer led Virginia with 12 points, Ataira Franklin 11, but UVa shot 32.8 percent overall. Florida State also holds a 3-0 edge in the series after this win.
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