College basketball scores and tournament results teased
A compact roundup lists numerous college games with scores across regions and tournaments. Notable highlights include Kansas 106 over S Carolina St 73, Indiana State 46 over Creighton 70, and Duke 93 over N Carolina A T 51, amid a broader Las Vegas Classic and regional showdowns.
On Tap Scores From College Basketball Night
Multiple games reported with final scores including Stephen F Austin 68 Arizona 66 and Texas Tech 95 Southern Miss 34. Other results show Boise State 74 Eastern Washington 55 Loyola Marymount 66 UC Irvine 60 Montana State 75 Washington State 68 New Mexico State 85 CS Northridge 71 San Diego State 72 Sacramento State 51 Tennessee 68 Stanford 62 Cincinnati 87 Belmont 73 ETSU 78 Troy State 72 Mississippi State 78 Montana 73 in OT Houston 95 Jacksonville State 69.
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Ingalls Girls Rally Past South Gray in Area Showdown
Ingalls defeated South Gray 38 to 36 as Knowles 22 and Blattner 22 led scoring for Ingalls with Hamilton and Robler contributing. The area wrestling finals at Goodland featured Goodland and Hoxie atop team standings with Dodge City and Scott City also strong.
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Mount Union claims sixth DIII title in Stagg Bowl win
Mount Union defeated Bridgewater 30-27 as Chuck Moore ran for 273 yards and three touchdowns sealing the NCAA Division III championship in Salem Virginia. The same night Jeff Cirillo moved to the Seattle Mariners from Colorado for Jose Paniagua and two prospects after a strong season atop the majors at third base with a .312 average and 83 RBIs. Meanwhile New York Mets traded Tsuyoshi Shinjo and Desi Relaford to San Francisco for pitcher Shawn Estes.
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Warriors fire Cowens names Winters interim coach
Golden State fired coach Dave Cowens after 105 games with one of the NBA's most downtrodden franchises. Assistant Brian Winters, who led the Vancouver Grizzlies in their first two seasons, will serve as interim head coach. Evander Holyfield's bid for a fifth heavyweight title ended in a twelve round draw with John Ruiz after a rough bout.
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Tar Heels claim NCAA men's soccer title over Hoosiers
North Carolina defeated Indiana 2 0 in Columbus Ohio to win its first NCAA men's soccer championship. Ryan Kneipper and Danny Jackson scored the goals for the Tar Heels in a dominant title clinch.
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Woods wins Williams World Challenge in comeback victory
Tiger Woods rallied from four behind at the turn to reel off five straight birdies and claim the Williams World Challenge in Thousand Oaks. He donated the $1 million prize to his charitable foundation after the win, ahead of Vijay Singh.
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Knight challenges arena manager over locker room size
Houston AP report says Bob Knight allegedly cursed at Compaq Center general manager Jerry MacDonald after Knight criticized arena locker rooms following a Texas Tech game. Knight reportedly told MacDonald, If you want to settle this right now, let's step outside. MacDonald recalled disbelief at the confrontation.
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GC Takedown Club meeting set for Tuesday night
The Takedown Club, parent support group for Garden City High School wrestling, will meet Tuesday night at p.m. in room P11 at GCHS to discuss team needs and upcoming events.
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