Sunday's Major College Basketball Scores Summary
The Associated Press reports multiple Sunday results across divisions. Notable wins include Minnesota 82 over Wofford and Texas Tech 80 over Ohio State in the MEN'S games, with South Southern Miss 61 over New Orleans 59. Women's scores feature Maryland 69 over Virginia 55 and New Orleans 83 over Nicholls State 61.
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Weekend Sports Patchwork From National Contests And Scores
Sports and college basketball action dominates the page with Texas at Providence, Kansas at Colorado, Pepperdine at Utah, and Minnesota at St. Louis. Boxing, football bowl previews, and multiple scorelines show wins by LSU over Oklahoma and various Sunday results across major colleges.
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No. 8 Cloud County women rout Garden City 82 58 in Jayhawk West opener
Cloud County dominates Garden City 82 to 58 as the No. 8 team jumps to a 15-2 lead and controls shots and boards. Shawna Petersen adds 17 points off the bench and Liz Kramer leads Cloud County with 21 as Garden City struggles with poor shooting and turnovers in the opening Jayhawk West game.
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Tuesday basketball slate with multiple town cage matchups
Omni reports no events today then lists Tuesday evening games across Kansas venues including South Gray at Kinsley Deerfield at Moscow Ingalls at Tyrone Garden City at Dodge City Dighton at Hoxie Greeley County at Ness City Healy at Hanston Elkhart at Hugoton Stanton County at Lakin. Also notes Saturday and Sunday NBA results and Monday night schedules.
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NFL Playoff Summary from Green Bay at Seattle game
At Green Bay, Wisconsin, Seattle and Green Bay fought through a tight playoff clash ending in an overtime sequence. The Seahawks forced extra time with two first half field goals and a late fourth quarter surge, while the Packers countered with two late touchdowns and the game ending on a Hamas interception return. Overtime produced a Green Bay turnover and a Seahawks scoring drive, finalizing a dramatic postseason duel in uneven, error chart fashion.
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Eleven-Page NFL Box Score Capped by Carolina Dallas Clash
A chaotic box score shows Seattle suffering a 34-24 loss to Tennessee, with Hasselbeck 25-45-1 for 305 as Green Bay and Dallas post strong totals. Key receivers include Driver, Walker, and Henderson for the Packers, while Mason, Wright, and Heap top Baltimore and Tennessee receiving charts. Carolina and Dallas exchange field goals and late plays, with Davis and Muhammad among the standout rushers for their teams.
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AFC Pro Bowl star lineup includes McNair Lewis and Ray Lewis
Honolulu AP report lists Steve McNair Jamal Lewis and Ray Lewis as AFC starters joining Tony Gonzalez William Roaf and Tony Richardson of the Chiefs. Terry Holt and Orlando Pace headline the NFC offense. McNair shared AP MVP with Peyton Manning after Titans 12 4 season and wild card berth. Jamal Lewis rushed 2006 yards, second in NFL history, as one of three Ravens with AP awards.
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Patriots Belichick named AP NFL Coach of the Year
New England coach Bill Belichick was honored as AP NFL Coach of the Year for guiding the Patriots to the league best 14-2 record and a 12 game winning streak, setting franchise marks for wins in a season.
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Miami’s Winslow Declares for NFL Draft
Miami tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. will skip his senior season and enter the NFL draft after his discovery game against Florida State. Coach Larry Coker confirmed Winslow will not return, joining teammates Sean Taylor and Vince Wilfork as underclassmen heading to pro careers. Arkansas tight end Jason Peters will also bypass his final year and pursue NFL opportunities, aiming for the Indianapolis combine.
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Lewis Bengals staff to coach Senior Bowl
Marvin Lewis and the Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff will direct the North squad in the Senior Bowl on January 24 in Mobile Alabama. The NFL announced Marty Schottenheimer and the San Diego Chargers staff will handle the South team, with Lewis previously serving as defensive coordinator for the 1998 South squad.
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Raptors trade Bateer to Magic for Archibald big man swap
Toronto trades center Mengke Bateer to Orlando for forward Robert Archibald. The deal includes rights to 2003 second-round pick Remon Van de Hare and an option to swap 2005 second-round positions.
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Lindsay Undergoes Larynx Surgery After Puck Injury
Montreal AP Billy Lindsay Thrashers forward Bill Lindsay, 32, underwent surgery Sunday to repair a fractured larynx after a throat strike by a puck in Saturday's game versus the Canadiens. He is expected to stay in hospital seven to 10 days and miss the remainder of the season.
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Miller Fails to Finish World Cup Slalom in Austria
Finland's Kalle Palander won the slalom in Flachau, with Manfred Pranger 0.54 seconds back. Bode Miller again did not finish, straddling a gate mid course after skidding out in the previous day’s giant slalom, continuing his scoreless streak in slalom since February.
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Zonta tops Four Hills leg for first World Cup win
INNSBRUCK Austria AP Peter Zonta of Slovenia earned his first World Cup victory on Sunday by winning the third leg of the Four Hills tournament in ski jumping.
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Meissnitzer Ends 1999 Victory Drought With Super G Win
Alexandra Meissnitzer won the World Cup super giant slalom in Megeve France, her first victory since 1999, leading an Austrian 1 2 3 with Renate Goetschl second in 1 25 19 and Michaela Dorfmeister third in 1 25 40.
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