Big East: who's big this year and why
AP Sports Writer Ken Rappoport notes the Big East lacks a clear leader as St. John's and Syracuse surge. St. John's rout BYU 75-64 in the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden while Syracuse beats Pitt 87-66. St. John's eye festival title against Wake Forest after Delaney Rudd and Chris Mullin spark the win, with BYU's Devin Durrant held in check by Mullin. Other top teams and tournament results from Rainbow Classic, Music City Invitational, Milwaukee Classic, and Far West Classic are listed with key scorers and scores.
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Ken Rappoport
Georgetown
Villanova
St. John’s
Syracuse
Brigham Young
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pitt
Wake Forest
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Delaney Rudd
BYU
Frank Arnold
Rafael Addison
Orangemen
Jim Boeheim
Missouri
Arizona State
Honolulu
Pepperdine
Clyde Drexler
Young
Mark Wilson
Cougars
Jeff Turner
James Williams
Vanderbilt
Eastern Kentucky
Nashville
Tim Cain
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Glenn Rivers
Mandy Johnson
Marquette
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Cincinnati
la Salle
Mike Williams
A.C
A.C. Green Had 22 Points and Charlie Sitton
Oregon State
Tennessee State
Tom Sewell
Lamar
Drake
Jerry McMillan
DePaul
Creighton
Alabama
Texas Southern
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
Iowa
Southern
Arkansas
Louisville
Nevada
Las Vegas
North Carolina State
Houston
Tulsa
West Virginia
Tom Watson
Gordon Johncock
Rick Mears
Gordon Smiley
Gilles Villeneve
Leroy “Satchel” Paige
Borg
Jimmy Connors
John McEnroe
United States
Connors
Chris Evert Lloyd
Martina Navratilova
Cavaliers tumble from top after upset by Chaminade
The Associated Press poll shows Virginia dropping from number one to four after a 77-72 loss to Chaminade in Honolulu. Indiana, Memphis State, and Kentucky rise to lead with Indiana taking first place after beating Kentucky. UCLA falls to five after overtime loss to Maryland.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Virginia
Cavaliers
Chaminade
Honolulu
Indiana
Memphis State
Kentucky
Hoosiers
Tigers
Southern Mississippi
Little Chaminade
UCLA
Maryland
Bruins
Dolphins tame Bills on Monday night in Miami
The Miami Dolphins beat the Buffalo Bills 27-10 to dampen Buffalo playoff hopes. Buffalo drops to 4-4 after a second Florida loss in eight days, while Miami improves to 6-2 and can secure home-field advantage with next week’s game at Baltimore.
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Miami
Fla
Buffalo Bills
Florida
Joe Ferguson
Miami Dolphins
Bills
Buffalo
Sunshine State
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Ferguson
New England
Patriots
Bill
Chuck Knox
Andra Franklin
Uwe von Schaman
Dolphins
Don Shula
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Shula
New York Jets
Jets
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Browns
San Diego
Los Angeles Raiders
Year in Sports 1982 Ends and Shifts Gear Across Sports
The 1982 sports year saw Bear Bryant, Sugar Ray Leonard, Bowie Kuhn, Earl Weaver, the Oakland Raiders and Timely Writer depart, while comebacks by Jimmy Connors and Wayne Gretzky defined a year of strikes, drug scandals, and a record 16 team NFL playoff era. The season crowned Joe Montana, Gordon Johncock and Larry Holmes, with Mario Andretti’s era fading and Paolo Rossi leading Italy to its first World Cup since 1938 as Timely Writer’s fate underscored a traumatic Derby year.
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Bear Bryant
Sugar Ray Leonard
Bowie Kuhn
Earl Weaver
Oakland Raiders
Timely Writer
In Sports
Jimmy Connors
Ed Garvey
Jack Donlan
Wayne Gretzky
Rickey Henderson
Larry Holmes
Dean Smith
Paolo
NFL Players Association
Pete Rozelle
United States Football League
NFL
Don Reese
Sports Illustrated
San Diego
Chuck Muncie
New Orleans
George Rogers
Reese
Mike Strachan
Mercury Morris
al Davis
Los Angeles
Joe Montana
Dwight Clark
San
Herschel Walker
Georgia
Bulldogs
Penn State
Paul
Bryant
Alabama
Crimson Tide
New York Giants
Ray Perkins
Pitt
Jackie Sherrill
Texas A&m
Earvin
Johnson
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Kurt Rambis
Bob McAdoo
UCLA
Smith
North Carolina
Georgetown
Patrick Ewing
Virginia
Ralph Sampson
Sampson
Ewing
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Louis
Atlanta
Bruce Sutter
Smiths
Ozzie
Lonnie
Braves
Dale Murphy
Phil Niekro
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Brewers
Harvey Kuenn
California
Reggie Jackson
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Baltimore
Oakland
Steve Carlton
Cy Young
Kuhn
New York Islanders
Islanders
Vancouver Canucks
Gretzky
Gerry Cooney
Las Vegas
Duk Koo Kim
World Boxing Association
Ray “Boom Boom
Mancini
Kim
World Boxing Council
Sebastian Coe
Steve Ovett
Edwin Moses
Carl Lewis
Mary Decker Tabb
Italy
Forza Azzura
Paolo Rossi
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Lou Carnesecca
Chris Mullin
Billy Goodwin
Devin Durrant
Michael Walker
Walker
Byron Scott
Michael Young
Grant Gondrezick
Waves
Hank Wright
By Ben Walker
Gato del Sol
Aloma
Ruler
Conquistador Cielo
Landaluce