Major College Basketball Scores Across Regions
AP noted scores across divisions with Southeast region results led by Buffalo 72 over Penn State 70 and Providence 104 over Maine 74. West Coast featured Gonzaga 83 over Eastern Washington 70 while Arizona 105 beat Manhattan 75 and San Diego State 63 over Cal State Fullerton 60.
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Night of college games and two bowls on ESPN networks
College basketball features Missouri versus Illinois in St Louis at 7 p.m. on ESPN2 along with Richmond at Pitt and Providence at Memphis. Bowling Green meets Memphis in the GMAC Bowl from Mobile while Marshall faces Cincinnati in the Fort Worth Bowl. NBA telecasts include Memphis at Golden State and Minnesota at San Antonio with Miami visiting Sacramento.
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College basketball scores and junior college rankings update
Thursday brought numerous men's games with Arizona State defeating Connecticut and California over Oregon State. Top junior college teams were listed with scores, highlighting Western Nebraska at 15 0 and Hutchinson at 12 0, among others.
Bowls and Scores From The College Football Week
Southern Mississippi defeated North Texas 31 to 10 in the New Orleans Bowl with a payout of 750000. Georgia Tech routed Syracuse 51 to 14 in the Champs Sports Bowl at Orlando. GMAC Bowl features Memphis versus Bowling Green at 7 p.m. on ESPN. Additional small-school results include Brewster beating Northern Valley and Centralia topping Linn 82 to 37, Effingham over Hiawatha 56 to 44, Frankfort over Axtell 46 to 43 in OT, Inman over Goessel 40 to 31, Mission Valley over Burlingame 40 to 39, and Nemaha Valley beating Sabetha 46 to 41.
Papeete Record 1 Gulf Coast and top teams listed
Gulf Coast Florida leads with 11 0, S Idaho 15 0 and Seward County 11 0 in early standings. S Plains Texas 11 1, Western Neb 16 0, Arkansas-Ft. Smith 91, NE Mississippi 1, Walters St. Tenn 10 1. High school scores include St Marys Academy 77 Cornerstone 5 TMP Marian 74 Lyons 51 Valley Heights 62 Wetmore 45 Wakefield 64 Tescott 55 in overtime.
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Washington approves park funding for Expos to become Nationals
The District of Columbia Council voted 7-6 to authorize up to 584 million dollars in bonds to build a 41 000 seat stadium near the Capitol and renovate RFK for the Montreal Expos to move to Washington for the 2005 season and be renamed the Nationals. Ticket sales resume after a weeklong suspension as the city and team finalize the deal before Bud Selig’s approval. The April 14 home opener would mark Washington’s first regular season MLB game since 1971.
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Jaguars safety Darius fined but not suspended
New York AP Donovan Darius of Jacksonville was fined 75000 by the NFL for a hit across Robert Ferguson’s neck that left the Packers receiver briefly paralyzed. He was ejected but not suspended as it was his first fine. Ferguson, caught in the middle, later regained feeling in his legs.
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Grandi wins second slalom in three days
FLACHAU Austria AP Thomas Grandi claimed his second World Cup giant slalom win in three days as he overtook Didier Cuche for a 2:15.90 total. Cuche finished second while Bode Miller took third, extending his overall lead to 352 points.
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NBA Tonight Matches and Times Across Major Cities
Dallas plays Atlanta and Chicago faces Detroit at 6 30 p m. Cleveland hosts New Jersey and New Orleans visits the Lakers at 9 30 p m. Thursday features Minnesota at San Antonio 7 p m Memphis at Phoenix 8 p m and Miami at Sacramento 9 30 p m.
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Chiefs release Cheek sign Murphy at punter
Kansas City released punter Steve Cheek and signed Nick Murphy who played three games for Baltimore this year. Murphy led NFL Europe with a 41 yard average and worked out last week. The Chiefs aim to extend a four game win streak as they host Oakland with Larry Johnson set to start after Derrick Blaylock worked out.
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