Weekend Top 25 Basketball Schedule Across Multiple U S Cities
The Associated Press unveils a full week of ranked men’s college basketball games. Connecticut, Louisiana Tech, Duke, UCLA, Penn State and many more face pivotal matchups including Duke at North Carolina, Stanford at Washington State, and Georgia at Vanderbilt across Friday through Sunday.
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Arkansas-Little Rock
Georgia
Mississippi
Penn State
Michigan
Duke
North Carolina
UCLA
Oregon State
Auburn
Mississippi State
Tennessee
North Carolina State
Gund Arena
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Iowa State
Kansas
Oregon
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
UC Santa Barbara
New Mexico State
Boston College
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Virginia
Florida State
LSU
Purdue
Northwestern
Arizona
Arizona State
Illinois
Michigan State
Tulane
Charlotte
Associated Press
Florida
DePaul
Chicago
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
South Carolina
Clemson
Maryland
Cincinnati
South Florida
Stanford
Washington State
Syracuse
Ohio State
Tulsa
Fresno State
Miami
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Utah
Air Force
Top 25 College Basketball Schedule Highlights Tonight
The Associated Press lists multiple ranked matchups across the nation. Key games feature No. 5 Arizona at LSU and No. 2 Stanford versus Washington, with numerous top teams testing rivals from coast to coast.
NBA Tonight Schedule Shows 14 Contests Across Leagues
The slate lists 14 games with start times ranging from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Orlando visits Cleveland at 7 30 while Detroit travels to Charlotte and New Jersey hits Vancouver at 10. Portland hosts Utah and Toronto welcomes Miami in late matches.
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Television and sports: Thursday schedule and standings update
Highlights cover TV primetime sports with NCAA basketball and NHL games plus sailing and tennis. It also includes scattered standings for the NHL and golf leaderboards, listing teams, divisions, and top players with points, goals, and other stats.
Boxing Schedule Highlights From Multiple Cities
A dense list of boxing bouts dated Jan 28 to Apr 15 across New Orleans Atlantic City Bangkok Riesa Nagoya Irvine Bangkok etc. features many heavyweight lighter weight and title bouts including Kirk Johnson vs Israel Cole and Tyson vs Julius Francis. Event groupings include WBA WBC IBF WBO and NABO title implications with venues like MEN Arena Ballys Park Place and Mandalay Bay.
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Jose Antonio Aguirre
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Bowl Payouts From January Receipts Across Bowls
Football payouts and results include games at Mobile Birmingham Atlanta Honolulu Tucson El Paso Memphis and Shreveport. Notable scores feature Penn State over Brigham Young 24 3 and Colorado over Boston College 62 28.
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Tennis star Don Budge dies at 84 in Scranton hospital
Don Budge, the first Grand Slam winner who swept all four major tournaments in 1938, died of cardiac arrest at Mercy Hospital in Scranton, Pa., at age 84. He had been hospitalized after a December car accident and later relocated to a nursing facility near Dingmans Ferry before returning to Mercy Hospital. Budge was famed for a whiplash backhand and strong serve, with praise from contemporaries. He entered the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1964 and was named among Tennis Magazine's 20 greatest players of the 20th century.
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Mercy Hospital
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Mary Leone
Pennsylvania
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N.Y
Dingmans Ferry
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Australia
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International Tennis Hall of Fame
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Roundup of High School Basketball Results and Schedules
Bluefield topped Montcalm with a game high 25 points as Kayla Ruble added 16 for the Lady Beavers. Montcalm’s Jennifer Wright had 21 and Kelly Dunlap 11. Tazewell defeated by Garden 49-46. Jon Sanders led Garden with 15 while Jessie McDonald scored 18 for Tazewell. Athens beat Mountain View 28-22 in Athens as Ben Proffitt and Jerry Fowler each had eight. Mercer Christian eighth graders beat Mountain View 57-7 led by Brittany Cooke with 26. PikeView-Shady Spring girls basketball game rescheduled for Saturday at PikeView."
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Atlanta
Pacific
Phoenix
Dallas
San Jose
Los Angeles
Anaheim
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Kayla Ruble
Lady Beavers
Montcalm
Jennifer Wright
Kelly Dunlap
Big Creek
Athens
Ben Proffitt
Jerry Fowler
Isaac White
Oakvale
MCA
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UNION
Mercer Christian
Lady Cavaliers
Brittany Cooke
Ashley Howell
Audrey Schulte
Allison Echols
Summers County
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Mercer Christian slips past Fairmont in tough tourney finale
Mercer Christian edges Fairmont Senior 59 to 53 in a tight tournament semifinal. Jamie Huffman and Jessica Setser led Mercer Christian with 18 and 10 points respectively while Ashley Reed topped Fairmont with 16. The Bears fought back after a three-day stretch, with Setser scoring repeatedly and Fairmont unable to sustain offense late. The final and consolation games set for Saturday at Raleigh Co. Armory.
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Fairmont
Mandeville
David Reed
Setser
Cavaliers
Kim Shutt
Bears
Ashley Reed
Dori Glance
Christin Black
Nicholas/Summers
Raleigh Co. Armory
Mercer Christian
Jamie Huffman
Jessica Setser
Tracy Wyatt
Holly Gillespie
Beth Wilkerson
Lauren Hartman
Darcy Thompson
Mary Richardson
Kristi Tennant
Princeton Wins Tight Comeback Over Woodrow Wilson
Princeton rallies from down 66-61 in the fourth as Anna Connolly leads with 16 points and Robin Reed adds 10. Woodrow Wilson’s Wynne scores 21, Johnson 17, Talley 10, but Princeton guard Connolly’s late glass shot gives Princeton a 68-69 win as the Tigers edge Woodrow and set up a fifth place game.
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Johnson
Allen
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Connolly
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Eagles
George Washington
Russell, _Ky
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Leslie Whitt
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Karmella Wynne
Sarah Johnson
Tug Valley Rivalry Set as Saturday Test for BHS
The BHS coach called the Tug Valley game a good measuring stick for both teams and said they are looking forward to meeting Saturday morning.
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BHS
Big Blues face Wesleyan in key WVIAC clash
Terry Brown's Big Blues, 1-6 in WVIAC and 2-12 overall, seek a win against Wesleyan, 5-10 in the league, in a doubleheader following the BSC WVU game. The matchup follows a 5:15 p.m. tipoff for the WVU contest with the 7:30 p.m. men’s game to follow.
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Big Blues
WVIAC
Wesleyan
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