Thursday scoreboard summary from NFL playoff results
The Associated Press lists results from the wild card weekend with Tennessee 22 over Buffalo 16 and Washington 27 over Detroit 13 on Saturday January 8, then Minnesota 27 over Dallas 16 and Miami 20 over Seattle 17 on Sunday January 9. Divisional games follow with Miami at Jacksonville and Washington at Tampa Bay on Saturday January 15, Minnesota at St Louis and Tennessee at Indianapolis on Sunday January 16, then conference championships on January 23 and the Super Bowl on January 30 in Atlanta. Pro Bowl is slated for February 6 in Honolulu.
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Baseball free agent signings sweep major leagues
The AP lists 62 players who signed across the majors and minors, detailing new contracts and re-signings. Key moves include Harold Baines with Cleveland, Jeff Fassero with Boston, Scott Kamieniecki and Chuck Finley with Cleveland, David Cone and Mike Stanton with New York, and John Olerud anchored by Seattle, among others across AL and NL teams in multi‑year deals and minor league agreements. The report covers teams from Baltimore to Toronto with figure totals and contract lengths.
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NBA Scores and Schedule Briefly Updated
Tuesday results include Washington 117 over Toronto 89 and New York 95 over Chicago 88. Other scores feature Miami 116 over Minnesota 106 and Seattle 101 over Phoenix 88. Next games list Toronto at Orlando and Boston at Los Angeles Clippers with various other matchups.
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Golf and baseball trades fill daily sports update
Highlights cover European and PGA tours in Johannesburg and Hawaii, plus men’s college basketball games. Major league contract moves include Hershiser and Olson signings, with dozens of player deals across MLB teams and lists of arbitration eligible players.
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Major League Baseball Spring Rosters Noted For New Lineups
A listing of MLB spring rosters shows players by team and position including Florie Garces Wasdin and many others across divisions. The chaotic OCR fragment mixes lineups with basketball box scores, listing numerous players and teams without a clear single game narrative.
College women tabulated basketball stats and scores
West Virginia led Connecticut 50 to 30 in rebounds with Sauer pulling 13 and Johnson 5 assists for Connecticut, while W Virginia had 30 boards and Ronay 4 assists. The listing includes multiple high school boys and girls scores from Bridgeport to Huntington, with several OT and close games, featuring teams such as Liberty Harrison, Mount View and Gauley Bridge.
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NC State Tops Virginia In Tight ACC Clash
Kenny Inge dunked and Archie Miller plus Marshall Williams each hit a late free throw as NC State edged Virginia 65-62. Damien Wilkins scored 13 for the Wolfpack while Grundy and Inge added 10 each. Virginia’s skid reached three with their first ACC road loss of the season.
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Ramblin Rams top Alice-Lloyd 87 77 in VC play
Bluefield College Ramblin Rams defeated host Alice Lloyd College 87 to 77 in Tennessee Virginia Athletic Conference action. Wes Wilson led with 20 points, five Bluefield players in double figures, and the Rams improved to 9-9 overall and 3-4 in league play.
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Princeton ninth graders remain unbeaten in narrow win
Princeton ninth graders stayed undefeated at 5-0 with a 73-47 home victory over Summers County. David Whitaker led with 17 points and 11 rebounds, Will Albin had 16 points and 10 boards, while John Jackson added 13 points and eight rebounds. Summers County was paced by Steven Richmond with 16 points.
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Graham tops Blacksburg in late G-Man rally
Graham holds a nine point halftime edge at 50-34, extends lead through the third quarter and survives injuries to Paco Jones and Chris Dixon. Jones Jr. and Dixon sprained ankles will be evaluated later. Graham aims to keep its Southwest District perfect as they travel to Conn Coy ui SCORE BY QUARTERS.
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Sharp shooters lead in free throw and three point lists
Salim Lazreg of Glenville State has hit 32 of 34 free throws for 94.1 percent, ranking second nationally. Ted Green of Bluefield State stands ninth at 91.1 percent, while WVU Tech’s Sean Wattie posts a 57.7 percent three point accuracy.
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Big Blues face test as double-figure scorers pace offense
Big Blues rely on 14.1 ppg from a leading scorer and 7.4 rpg from top rebounder Jonathan Frazier. Glenn Phillips leads A B in scoring at 20 ppg and nearly 10 rpg, with Allen Jenkins and Courtney Tolliver also in double figures.
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Marshall Nets Last-Second Shot To Edge Toledo 91 90
Travis Young hit a buzzer beater to lift Marshall past Toledo 91-90. Tamar Slay and J R Van Hoose led with 23 points each, while Robierre Cullars scored 25 for the Rockets as Toledo rallied from behind before the final shot.
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Princeton Knights host free throw event for youths
Princeton Knights of Columbus sponsor a free throw competition at Princeton Junior High School for boys and girls ages 10 to 14 with 8:00 a.m. registration and 8:30 a.m. start. No entry fee. Contact Kirt Suchs at 327-6966 for details.
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