Baylor edges Northern Iowa in NIT opener on late layup
Ebony Jackson scored the deciding layup with three seconds left as Baylor edged Northern Iowa 58-56 in the first round. Steffanie Blackmon led Baylor with 22 points and Sophia Young added 17 points and 14 rebounds while Amy Swisher topped UNI with 21 points.
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Inside Man Gets Lightest Sentence in Breeders Cup Scam
In White Plains New York the so called inside man in the $3 million Breeders Cup betting scheme was given a year and a day in prison. Co defendants Glen DaSilva and Derrick Davis received longer terms two years and 37 months respectively.
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Oklahoma Fan Holds Pro US Sign in NCAA Opener
In Oklahoma City on Thursday, Bob Picek, a Texas A&M supporter, displays a pro United States sign as Oklahoma defeats South Carolina State 77 to 54 in the NCAA tournament first round.
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Television Highlights: NCAA Men’s Basketball Features
TV listings showcase NCAA men’s basketball games with featured matchups and airing times. Highlights include early season contests and network airings attracting fans seeking top college hoops action.
Wapsie Valley reaches 2A final in Des Moines rout
Brooks McKowen ignites Wapsie Valley to a 72 40 semifinal win over Grundy Center at Des Moines. He needs 34 points in tonight's title game to become the first Iowa boy to reach 1000 season points.
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Pella Loses Mount Vernon to Defending Champs in Semifinal
Pella Little Dutch used eight offensive rebounds in the third quarter to rout Mount Vernon 53-42 in the Class 3A state basketball semifinal at Veterans Auditorium. No. 1 seed Pella (23-2) advances to face No. 2 Harlan (25-1) in the final. Mount Vernon (24-3) meets Davenport Assumption in the consolation.
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Mocco Loses After Disqualification at NCAA 73rd
At Kemper Arena in Kansas City Missouri Steve Mocco of Iowa challenged ISU's Scott Coleman in the NCAA finals. A high arm hold led to a disqualification that irked Mocco and drew comments from coach Bobby Douglas. Iowa assistants and coaches praised Douglas for his sportsmanship as the Hawkeyes advanced three to the quarterfinals. Oklahoma State led the team race with seven quarterfinalists.
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ISU Hawkeyes to meet twice in home and home dream
Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy wins a home and home schedule with Iowa Hawkeyes for the season. The two in-state rivals meet in the National Invitation Tournament first round at Hilton Coliseum after a 73-69 regular season win by Iowa in Iowa City. Both programs enter with 16 13 and 17 14 records respectively and strong motivation to win in Ames.
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NIT Makes It Up As It Goes Along Tournament
Fragmentary text shows confusion over the No Intentions Tournament and promotion efforts. Readable elements mention Maine and Ang, with unclear references to tickets and paid aspects.
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