Connecticut routs Kansas State in NCAA second round
Bria Hartley scored 13 of 16 first-half points as top-seeded UConn held Kansas State to an NCAA tournament low in points, winning 72 to 16? in Ridgeport Connecticut. UConn advances to face Penn State or LSU in Kingston, Alabama, in the regional semifinals. Huskies extend to 19th straight Round of 16.
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Manning joins the Broncos as Manning finale shifts power
Peyton Manning selected Denver over Tennessee and San Francisco in a deal expected to total about 95 million over five years. The move ends his 14 year Colts tenure and positions him to face the Giants in future Super Bowls while Tebow's fate remains undecided.
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Crosby's sharp return fuels Penguins late surge
Sidney Crosby returned from a 14 month layoff to notch five assists in a three game road swing through New York New Jersey and Philadelphia as the Penguins closed within a point of the Rangers. He skated 49 minutes over four days while Crosby and linemates Cooke and Kennedy boosted Pittsburgh to an 11 game win streak before an overtime loss to Philadelphia. Crosby reported good pace and jump saying he wants to keep improving as the team looks to stretch its home schedule and finish strong.
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Princeton Surges Then Falls To Pennington Rally
Princeton Eagles fall to Woodrow Wilson 6-3 after Pennington limits the visitors to two hits over six innings. Daniel Rose and Jay Webb drive in three Princeton runs in a five run third inning, while Chris Otey drives in three for Woodrow Wilson. Pennington earns the win, Greco takes the loss, and Princeton hosts Tazewell next.
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