Surging Wildcats Fall Short in Close Wake Forest Loss
Auburn edges Wake Forest 68 62 as Duke beats Georgia State 66 48 Villanova 51 36 and mixed results ripple through college games. In MLB spring action Houston wins 2 1 Los Angeles tops Cleveland 2 0 Mets edge Braves 11 10 while rain affects several showdowns.
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Kurt Busch Wins Food City 500 Victory Quote
Kurt Busch thanks team and fans after winning the Food City 500. He extends thoughts and prayers to soldiers and expresses hope many could hear the race and enjoy the moment.
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Lindamood memorial basketball tourney tips off in Bland
The 12th annual Stephen Lindamood Memorial Basketball Tournament starts Friday at Bland High School with adult teams. Charleston Bombers seek repeat, a Charleston South Carolina squad joins, and veterans Rick Akers and Kelly Mann will play. Diane Lindamood can be contacted at 276 228 6060 for team entry and raffle details.
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Busch defends Food City 500 at Bristol in record crowd
Kurt Busch wins the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, the 2,000th stock car race, as only six cars finish on the lead lap. Matt Kenseth climbs from 37th to second, trailing Busch by 138 points in the Winston Cup standings. Bobby Labonte and Tony Stewart also contend in a dramatic short-track race.
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Woods captures Bay Hill in rain for fourth straight win
Tiger Woods overcome a bout of food poisoning and heavy rain to win the Bay Hill Invitational by 11 strokes in Orlando. He finished 19 under par, the largest margin in Bay Hill history, with Brad Faxon tying for second as Ernie Els faded.
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Kentucky Wildcats rout Utah to reach Midwest regional round of 16
Keith Bogans and Marquis Estill each scored 18 as Kentucky, the top seed, cruised past Utah 74 54 to extend their winning streak to 25 and move into the regional semifinals against Wisconsin in Minneapolis. The Wildcats aim for a return to New Orleans after winning the SEC tournament.
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Spartans shock Gators in South Regional match
Michigan State upset Florida 68 to 46 as freshman Maurice Ager delivered 16 points while Anthony Roberson was held scoreless. The seventh seed MSU (22-11) advances to face Maryland in the South Regional semifinals, while Florida (25-8) exits in the first weekend for the third straight year.
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