NFL Playoff Glance from AP Divisional Round Results
AP lists divisional playoff results with New England 27 over Kansas City 20 and Arizona 26 over Green Bay 20 in OT. Sunday games saw Carolina 31 over Seattle 24 and Denver 23 over Pittsburgh 16. Preview schedules for conference championships and Pro Bowl announced.
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Largest halftime leads in NFL playoffs
A list of the biggest playoff games by halftime margin. Notable blowouts include 1991 AFC Championship Buffalo over the Raiders 56-7, 1969 AFL Divisional Oakland over Houston 56-7, and 2001 NFC Championship Giants over Minnesota 41-0. Also cited are 2000 AFC Divisional Jacksonville over Miami 62-7 and 2016 NFC Division Carolina over Seattle 31-24.
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Broad sports lineup with college and pro games listed
A dense schedule lists Monday night college basketball on multiple networks, plus NBA and NHL games and tennis coverage. It also includes women's college basketball and a jumble of college football and pro game notes with incomplete box details and scattered player stats.
Gomez edges Snedeker in Sony Open playoff in Hawaii
Fabian Gomez of Argentina shot an 8 under 62 and then drained his 11th birdie on the second playoff hole to beat Brandt Snedeker in the Sony Open in Honolulu. Gomez rallies with birdies, Snedeker bogeys twice, final 20 under 260 total, Snedeker forces playoff with 66.
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College basketball box score notes and schedule
Virginia led Florida State as Brogdon tallied 14 assists and Bookert three. Fouls: Virginia 21 Florida State 17. Attendance 9,158. NBA/college game listings follow with matchups and times including Minnesota Phoenix Dallas Chicago Detroit Orlando Atlanta Brooklyn Toronto Golden State Cleveland Boston Dallas Houston LA Clippers night slate.
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Tennis results from Melbourne Grand Slam first round
In Melbourne hard court action San Jose and Ottawa matches lead the night session. Austin Krajicek USA defeated Wu Di China 6-4 6-1 6-3. Delbonis Argentina beat Karowc Croatia 7-6 6-4 retired 2-1. Nishikori Japan edged Kohlschreiber Germany 6-4 6-3 6-3. Mirza Basic Bosnia-Herzegovina defeated Haase Netherlands 7-6 6-4 6-4. Daniel Brands Germany beat Victor Estrela Burgos Dominican Republic 6-4 7-6 4-6.
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Tennis Roundup From First Round Matches
David Goffin defeats Sergiy Stakhovsky in four sets to start the men’s side. Petra Kvitova and Nicole Gibbs win in straight sets. Daria Gavrilova advances after a tight two sets. Carla Suarez Navarro prevails as Gasparyan sides with a come from behind win. Friedsam and Rybarikova win while Sakkari, Williams claim victories in headlined matches.
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Men's College Basketball Scores Snapshot
A compiled list shows Kansas, Oklahoma, Maryland, Michigan State, North Carolina, Villanova, Marquette and others with wins and losses across a week. Notable results include SMU remaining undefeated with 17-0 before losses, Duke dropping to Clemson and Notre Dame, and Kansas State and Louisville mixing wins and losses in tight conference action.
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Serena advances at Australian Open as Giorgi upset noted
Serena Williams, the defending champion, defeated Camila Giorgi 6-4 7-5 on Rod Laver Arena to advance in Melbourne. Kei Nishikori also won to reach the second round, beating Philipp Kohlschreiber in straight sets as organizers denied unchecked match-fixing reports.
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Seminoles Hold Off Cavaliers In Sloppy ACC Tilt
Virginia hosts Clemson in a rough shooting night. Virginia shot 39.3 percent while Florida State surged in the second half, hitting 12 of 19 from the floor including 4 of 6 from three. Beasley extended his double figure streak to 17 games, tied for the ACC’s second-longest.
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Panthers Reach NFC Championship On Late Seahawks Rally
Carolina staged a rapid start highlighted by Jonathan Stewart’s 100 yard rushing spree and a 14 0 lead. Seattle, energized after halftime, surged back behind Russell Wilson 366 yards passing and Jermaine Kearse 110 receiving yards but fell short as Greg Olsen’s 19 yard grab and a 31 0 edge faltered amid a late Seattle drive.
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Brady_Manning Rematch Sealed in Denver Showdown
Broncos rally past Steelers 23 16 as Peyton Manning drives late TD drive and Demaryius Thomas seals victory. Brady seeks fifth straight trip to conference title game while Manning nears possible final hurrah in high altitude clash.
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