Scores and schedules from Tuesday to Friday college and pro games
Basketball results and upcoming matchups across the NBA and college ranks. Notable pro scores include Cleveland over Atlanta 95-84 and Lakers 124-118 over Golden State. College results feature Johns Hopkins over Albright 68-52 and Harvard 66 over George Washington 53 with multiple late-season showdowns.
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Weekend grid of college football and basketball games
A dense schedule lists today and Friday events across college basketball college football and pro hockey with times networks and matchups including Michigan at Indiana Ohio State at Wisconsin Tennessee at Memphis Arizona State at UCLA Duke vs Pennsylvania Georgetown vs St. John’s Oklahoma vs Gonzaga Air Force vs Houston Oklahoma vs Stanford Missouri vs Navy Tennessee vs Virginia Tech Auburn vs Northwestern Ohio State vs Oregon Florida State vs West Virginia Ohio State vs Oregon Cincinnati vs Florida and more.
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Bowling Green Falls Idaho In High-Scoring Shootout
A 77-43 football game featured Bowling Green led by quarterback Sheehan who threw for 387 yards and four receivers with 17 catches. Idaho's Enderle passed for 240 yards as Woolridge and Komar led ground and air attacks. The contest totaled 26,726 in attendance.
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Bjorvik
Hockey Standings Noted With Late-Game Results
Two points awarded for a win and one for an overtime loss. Outcomes include Colorado over Ottawa four to three in regulation, New Jersey over Pittsburgh two to zero, Montreal over Tampa Bay two to one in OT, Boston over Atlanta four to zero, Philadelphia over New York Rangers six to zero, Edmonton over Toronto three to one, Calgary over Los Angeles two to one, and San Jose defeating Washington five to two.
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Idaho Upsets Bowling Green in Humanitarian Bowl Thriller
Idaho stunned Bowling Green 43-42 as Max Komar caught a 16-yard TD with 4 seconds left and Nathan Enderle hit Preston Davis for a 2 point conversion. Enderle connected on a 50 yard pass to Davis earlier, and Idaho forced a late comeback after trailing 42-35 with 32 seconds to go.
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