Poll: AP Top Five Women’s College Basketball Rankings
The Associated Press released the women’s college basketball poll with the top five teams led by a first place vote count. Records reflect games through December 24 and include points totals based on a 25 point scale for a first place vote down to one point for a 25th-place vote.
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College Football Bowls Salary and Matchups Listed
The listing shows several bowls and payouts including Southern Mississippi 28 Texas Christian 21 in Las Vegas Bowl, UNLV 31 over Arkansas 14, Georgia 37 over Virginia 14, and Marshall 7 5 against Cincinnati 7 4 at 3 p.m. on ESPN in Houston at Galleryfurniture.com Bowl with Texas Tech 7 5 facing East Carolina 7 4 at 7 p.m.
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Weekend Sports TV Listings across NBA NHL and Bowl Games
Listings show multiple NBA and NHL games on TBS ESPN2 TNT and FOXSN with matchups including Toronto Minnesota Phoenix Vancouver Pittsburgh Buffalo San Jose Los Angeles and Indiana Miami plus college football bowls from December 28 to January 20 featuring Cincinnati Marshall East Carolina Texas Tech West Virginia Mississippi Minnesota NC State Iowa State Pittsburgh Texas A&M Missisippi State UCLA Wisconsin Georgia Tech LSU Texas Oregon State Notre Dame Florida State Oklahoma Florida Georgia Tech and more with various broadcast times and venues across cities like Pontiac Houston Nashville Phoenix San Antonio El Paso and Miami.
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Flowers sets Blue Gray record with 12 receptions
Richmond Flowers III of Tennessee Chattanooga caught a Blue Gray All-Star Classic game record 12 passes for 169 yards and a 21-yard game winning TD with 59 seconds left as the Gray beat the Blue 40 37. The senior added a Duke grad and local family ties note as the all star showcase highlighted offensive stars and a ten point rule fueled late rallies.
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CY Today's Events No Events Scheduled
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Buffaloes JV Splits Holiday Tournament Games
Garden City Buffaloes boys junior varsity went 1-1 at the Runza Mr Basketball Holiday Tournament in December. They opened with a 52-45 loss to North Platte Nebraska, then defeated Lexington Nebraska 61-39 to claim third place. Kurt Bangle led with 16 points against North Platte, while Josh Lamb added 10. Bangle had 22 and Cody Ayers 13 against Lexington.
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Selig Proposes Draft to Aid Baseball's Weakest Teams
Commissioner Bud Selig outlined a competitive balance draft to assist the eight teams with the worst records. The eight low finishers would select one player each from the top eight in anticipation of leveling the playing field. The draft would occur annually after the World Series and before December meetings.
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Huskies extend No 1 run to 27 polls in AP women's ratings
Connecticut remains No 1 in the AP women's basketball poll for the 27th straight week, the second-longest streak in its 25-year history. Tennessee holds No 2 with 982 points, after a 10-0 start and a looming meeting with UConn.
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NFL Playoff Glance From Associated Press
Wild card games listed include Indianapolis at Miami and St Louis at New Orleans on ABC at 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Denver visits Baltimore on CBS and Tampa Bay meets Philadelphia on FOX. Conference games follow CBS and FOX with Super Bowl set for January 28 in Tampa. Pro Bowl on February 4 features NFC versus AFC in Honolulu.
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Indians reach minor league deal with Tim 3urdak
In Major League Baseball transactions the Cleveland Indians agreed to terms with left-hander Tim 3urdak on a minor league contract. Basketball moves show the Cleveland Cavaliers activating guard Brevin Knight from the injured list and listing Wesley Person as injured. The Indiana Pacers placed center Bruno Sundow on the injured list while activating guard Tyus Edney. The Philadelphia 76ers signed guard Rodney Buford. Trail Blazers activated a player from the injured list and listed Erick Barkley as injured. In hockey, the St. Louis Blues recalled defenseman Todd Reiden from Worcester of the AHL and reassigned forward Daniel Corso to Worcester.
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Cyclist Andreu Retires To Lead USPS Team
Franky Andreu retires from cycling after 11 years as a pro. He will become the American director for the US Postal Service cycling team where he formerly rode with Lance Armstrong during campaigns for two-time Tour de France champion.
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Advertoria warns: establish reputation before need arises
A local survey shows chiropractors and attorneys score low in Top of Mind Awareness, with remodeling contractors also weak. The Garden City Telegram Advertising Dept offers the free TOM A survey to help firms build name recognition before customers look for services.
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Garden City Telegram Offers Free TOMA Review to Local Businesses
The Garden City Telegram advertising department invites area businesses to a free TOMA review. Interested parties should call 276-6862 ext 225 to schedule.
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