College basketball scores and top 25 update
The Associated Press reports Monday scores across regions with many close finishes. Notable results include George Mason 71 over Northeastern 68 and Belmont 102 over Campbell 91, plus Duke 84 over Bucknell 50 and Kansas State 82 over North Dakota State 56. The AP Top 25 list shows UCLA at 20 and North Carolina at 25, with others receiving votes. Women’s scores feature Dartmouth 86 over Siena 82 in OT and Duke 100 over Wake Forest 54.
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Penn State Faces Florida State In Orange Bowl On ABC
College football at 6 pm features Penn State versus Florida State in the Orange Bowl in Miami on ABC. A 9:30 pm men’s basketball game has Oklahoma State visiting Pepperdine on FSN. At 6:30 pm NHL action has Minnesota at Detroit on OLN.
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Radio High School Basketball and College Games Tonight
KIUL 1240 AM Garden City travels to Dodge City for a 45 p.m. tip and WB covers Yale at Kansas at 7 p.m. College recap notes high level scores across Missouri Valley and Big Ten. Georgia Southern beat Wofford 82-63 while Kentucky edged Bowling Green 66-62 in OT.
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Pro BASKETBALL NFL Playoffs Schedule Notice
The Associated Press releases the NFL Playoffs schedule with Wild Card games on Saturday January 7 and Sunday January 8, Divisional rounds January 14 and 15 list AFC and NFC sites TBA, Conference Championships January 22, and the Super Bowl February 5 at 5 30 p m between the AFC and NFC champions on ABC CBS and FOX networks.
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Multiple Pro Sports Team Transactions On Weekday Report
National Basketball Association notes Jerome James suspended indefinitely for the Knicks. Wizards recall A. Biatche from Roanoke. NFL firings include Cardinals, Packers, Saints, Rams. NHL moves include Ducks, Thrashers, Avalanche, Blue Jackets, Stars, Kings, Canadiens, Islanders, Coyotes. Several players placed on injured reserve or recalled from the AHL with various teams.
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Salukis Down Shockers Behind Long Range Attack
Tony Young scores 17 including nine 3-pointers and Jamaal Tatum adds 14 to lift Southern Illinois to a 58-49 victory over Wichita State. The Salukis shoot 45.8 percent after halftime while holding the Shockers to 26.1 percent. Paul Miller leads Wichita State with 24 points as SIU improves to 9-3, 2-0 MVC. Dale leaves team for personal reasons.
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Avalanche May Out Four to Five Weeks With Sprained Knee
Colorado Avalanche forward Brad May will miss four to five weeks due to a sprained knee, suffered in the second period of a 5-2 win over the Phoenix Coyotes. The team recalled Frantisek Skladany from Lowell of the AHL, where he has one goal and four assists in 21 games.
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On Tap Tonight and Wednesday College Basketball Schedule
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