AP top 25 college basketball poll January 13
The Associated Press top 25 ranking lists teams with first place votes in parentheses and records through January 13. Points reflect 25 for a first place vote down to one for 25th, with prior ranking shown.
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Connecticut
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Stanford
Wisconsin
Duke
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Kansas St
Louisiana Tech
Purdue
Texas
Baylor
Iowa St
Texas Tech
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Auburn
Colorado St
Virginia Tech
Arizona St
Old Dominion
Boston
LSU
UNLY
Tulane
Iowa
Mississippi St
Drake
Illinois
Michigan
NBA Tonight Scores and Schedule Highlights
The card lists New Jersey defeating San Antonio 99 to 97 and Orlando beating Dallas 113 to 87 while Denver visits Utah. Miami at Golden State and Memphis at the Lakers are noted as n games. Milwaukee plays Indiana, Houston hosts Philadelphia, and Dallas visits Atlanta at 7 p.m. Some games show 7 or 7 30 p.m. starts.
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San Antonio
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Denver
Utah
Miami
Golden State
Memphis
L.A
Lakers
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Indiana
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
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Washington
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Charlotte
Cleveland
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Minnesota
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Anaheim
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Colorado
N.Y. Islanders
Calgary
Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Sports Highlights Jan 15 2001 radio TV NBA and tennis
Listings for January 15 2001 cover radio programs on WJLS and WTNJ Bluefield with Woodrow Wilson. select college and NBA games on ESPN ESPN2 and TBS including Mississippi vs Kentucky Villanova vs Virginia Tech Iowa vs Illinois and San Antonio at Washington. Australian Open early rounds in Melbourne with same day tape coverage on ESPN and ESPN2.
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WV girls poll shows tight race for top spot
Charleston AP report outlines the Associated Press girls high school basketball poll with first place votes and points. Moorefield leads with five first place votes followed by Linsly Pocahontas County and Fayetteville as active contenders.
Basketball Scores From Regional Matchups
Statistics from several high school boys games show Girlie Baileysville 44 over Williamson 37 and Berkeley Springs 53 over Hampshire 49. Charleston Catholic topped Valley Fayette 45 to 33 while Mountainview Christian beat Gauley Bridge Oceana 58 to 64? Montcalm 27 Summers County 58 Bluefield 48. Mount View 83 over Jaeger 47 and St. Joseph 63 over Wayne 48.
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Montcalm
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Bluefield
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Jaeger
St. Joseph
Wayne
Virginia girls hoops results across multiple Virginia schools
Eastern Mennonite 52 at Va Episcopal 38. James Monroe 51 Rappahannock 36. Wakefield 63 over unsure foe. Hermitage 81 Maggie Walker 48. Holy Cross Regional 65 over Roanoke Catholic 2a. Lynchburg Christian 55 over Stuart Hall 5. Oak Hill Academy 60 over Lighthouse Christian Word of Life Academy 49. Sous Bland 72 Northwood 61. Castlewood 89 over Honaker 79. Chatham 58 over Gretna 55. Hermitage 76 over Maggie Walker 26. Massanutten Military 72 over Bethel 34. Walsingham Academy 71 over Norfolk Christian 7. Word of Life Academy 73 over Wakefield 63. Essex 53 over King William 61. Louisa County 53 over Chancellor 52. Ramifications include multiple close contests and one large margin in the Holy Cross regional game.
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Top 25 Fared By 1 Associated Press Monday
Duke and Maryland did not play this week with Duke set to face Maryland next on Thursday while Florida prepares for LSU and Kansas travels to Oklahoma State Tuesday. Maryland and Duke top the AP poll as Kansas and Florida also hold high positions with upcoming tough road tests.
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College basketball schedule notes and results snapshot
The list shows teams with records and next games or recent results. Key items include Syracuse beating Notre Dame 56 51 and upcoming games for Oklahoma, Kansas, Wake Forest, Illinois, Arizona, USC, Georgia, Alabama, Indiana, and others across Tuesday through Friday slots with opponents like Tennessee, Wake Forest, Iowa, Pepperdine, and St John’s.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
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Syracuse
UCLA
Virginia
Minois
Kentucky
Gonzaga
Wake Forest
Arizona
Alabama
Iowa
Southern Cal
Stanford
Missouri
Boston College
Oregon
Miami
Indiana
Ohio St
Pittsburgh
Texas
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Notre Dame
Connecticut
Bowling Green
Marquette
Mississippi
Hawaii
Texas Tech
Mississippi St
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N.C. State
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California
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Oklahoma State
DePaul
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Georgia
Washington State
Texas A&m
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Bucs fire Dungy after six seasons in Tampa Bay
Tony Dungy was fired Monday night as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, ending a six season run that included a 54 42 record and four playoff appearances in five years. No immediate successor named as Parcells potential candidate discussed.
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Princeton seventh graders top Athens 62 to 7 in Monday night clash
Princeton's Brandon Cray and Matt Scott each scored 11 as seven grade boys defeated Athens 62-7. Javon Carpenter added nine. 14 players scored. Bruce Davis and Jack Honaker had three each for Athens. Princeton to play Mountain View tonight. Oakvale girls beat Montcalm 27-11 led by Krystal Davis with 10 and April Jennings 7. Oakvale now 6-0. Oakvale boys beat Montcalm 52-26 with Anthony Cooper 13 and Shane Roark 12. Montcalm top scorer Chris Southern with 10. Oakvale 7-1, next at home vs Athens.
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Matt Scott
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Bruce Davis
Jack Honaker
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Montcalm
Krystal Davis
April Jennings
Anthony Cooper
Shane Roark
Chris Southern
Adam Havens
Princeton 8th team romps over Athens
Princeton 8th grade remains undefeated at 6-0 with a 61-9 victory over Athens. Michael Rogers scored nine, Tanner Otey eight, Nick Hearld seven for Princeton. Athens was led by Nicholas Butler with four. Princeton travels to Mountain View next.
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Bonds Signs 90 Million Giants Contract For Five Years
Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants reached a 90 million five year deal with a 10 million signing bonus through April 2004. The pact pays 13 million in 2002 and 2003, 16 million in 2004, 20 million in 2005 and 18 million in 2006, averaging 18 million per year to tie for fourth highest in baseball.
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Bluefield tops Summers County as Page leads with 19
Bluefield defeated Summers County 58 to 48 led by Yashica Page with 19 points. Kristen Perry and Keesha Howze split 10s for Bluefield while Olivia Newsome paced Summers with 12 and Olivia Newsome added 12 as SCHS fell short. Brandi Basham totaled 11 for Summers County and Amy Bowling 15.
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WVU Mountaineers Hope to Halt Slump After Syracuse Loss
WVU coach Gale Catlett remains hopeful after a 75-69 defeat to No. 12 Syracuse. He cites critical errors and turnovers as the team’s main issues, noting Syracuse’s decisive 15-0 run in the second half that WVU failed to slow and convert on offense.
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Concord College at Fairmont State basketball recap
Chris Nichols led Concord College with 16 points as the Mountain Lions fell to Fairmont State 87 to 61. Concord shot 23 of 58 from the floor and 11 of 18 at the line, while Fairmont State went 32 of 61 from the field and 15 of 19 at the foul line.
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Mountaineers face two game swing through New Jersey
Mountaineers resumed practice after a day off as they prep for Rutgers and Seton Hall on the road. Coach Catlett acknowledged uneven play and said more work is needed. The team then travels to Charleston for the Capital Classic against Marshall next Wednesday.
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Concord Women Beat Fairmont State 57 to 46
Concord Lady Mountain Lions defeated Fairmont State 57 46 as Jennifer Pollinger scored 13 and Renee Gagnier posted 12 points and 12 rebounds. Jennifer Wilson led Fairmont State with 17 points and 17 rebounds in a tight contest that saw Concord lead 17 14 at halftime and outscore 40 32 after the break.
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Bell Earns Defensive Rookie of the Year Honor
Steelers inside linebacker James Bell won the Associated Press Defensive Rookie of the Year with 41 of 50 votes. The Georgia product and 39th overall pick joined legends like Jack Lambert as a Steelers D asset, anchoring a unit that led the league in run defense.
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