Major College Basketball Scores From Monday
Loyola Maryland edged Central Connecticut 65 to 63 while Pittsburgh defeated Notre Dame 72 to 55. Sacred Heart beat Columbia 59 to 58 and Delaware State won 70 to 47 over Bethune-Cookman. Florida State 72 Texas A&M Corpus Christi 56. Georgia State 92 Campbell 59. Hampton 80 Howard 75. Jackson State 88 Gardner-Webb 69. Mercer 71 Jacksonville 68. Morgan State 87 North Carolina A&T 68. Norfolk State 78 Maryland Eastern Shore 51. Prairie View A&M 88 Southern University 86. South Carolina State 67 Coppin State 54. Tennessee Martin 98 Concordia Wisconsin 68. Tennessee Tech 104 Bryan 48. Texas Southern 71 Alcorn State 70. Troy State 85 Stetson 81. Midwest Kansas 83 Iowa State 54. Kansas State 71 UCF 59. Oakland Michigan 75 Youngstown State 70. Far West Air Force 56 Savannah State 33. Point Loma 73 Loyola Marymount 71. Portland 76 Montana State 65. Texas Tech 75 San Diego State 63. Utah 65 St. Mary’s California 59. USA Top 25 poll and various scores follow with multiple teams listed. Women’s scores include Army 62 Cornell 54 and Fairfield 71 Loyola Maryland 67 OT. Mount St. Mary of New York 81 Old Westbury 38. Penn State 83 Minnesota 53. Seton Hall 77 Monmouth 47. Siena 70 Iona 52. East Carolina 87 Gardner-Webb 59.
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Sports day listings include college games on ESPN channels Illinois at Minnesota Connecticut at Oklahoma Florida at Mississippi State Colby at Garden City and Lakin at Stanton County Duke at Georgetown NBA ESPN Boston at New Orleans NHL ESPN2 Phoenix at Chicago plus scattered scores Norfolk State beat Maryland Eastern Shore 93 83 South Carolina State 74 Coppin State 49 Southern University 68 Prairie View 58 Wofford 61 UNC Greensboro 50. The AP poll shows Duke first with 41 points and Minnesota 10th. others receiving votes listed.
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Colby, Ness City, Moscow Playoff-Eve High School Basketball
Today's events list basketball games across Kansas at multiple venues with start times from 6pm to 8pm. Featured matches include Colby at Garden City High School and Syracuse girls at Garden City, with additional pairings at Greeley County Deerfield Ingalls South Gray Dighton Stanton County Hugoton Elkhart Healy Healy. No other events scheduled.
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Big 12 coaches promise more balance in tough race
Texas A M coach Melvin Watkins notes improved bottom teams as Kansas State climbs to 9 4 after beating Central Florida. Oklahoma State Iowa State and others post strong starts while Baylor and others push for top six status amid injuries and a reshaped conference mix.
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Historic NFL LBs and a two-way end span 1967 to 1991
List of players including Mike Croel Denver 1991 and Shane Conlan Buffalo 1987 among LBs. 1980 Buddy Curry Atlanta and Al Richardson Atlanta LBs. 1979 Jim Haslett Buffalo LB. 1978 Al Baker Detroit end. 1977 AJ Duke Miami tackle. 1976 Mike Haynes New England safety. 1975 Robert Brazile Houston LB. 1971 Isiah Robertson Los Angeles LB. 1967 Lem Bamey Detroit CB.
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Monday NHL and MLB and NBA trades fill busy sports slate
A compiled sports wire lists results and upcoming games across leagues. Monday night hockey scores pair Nashville style with Ottawa and Los Angeles and Edmonton. NBA signings, releases, and roster moves. and baseball and football contract terms announced for multiple teams.
Pittsburgh Defeats Notre Dame In Big East Opener
Ontario Lett led No 6 Pittsburgh with a career high 20 points and eight rebounds as they beat No 5 Notre Dame 72-55. Pitt built a 54-42 lead late after a 9:12 stretch while Brandin Knight contributed 12 points seven rebounds and three steals. Chris Thomas was held to five points on 2-for-15 shooting.
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Ortiz and Cordero win regional Silver Gloves titles
Victor Ortiz at 139 pounds and Jesus Cordero at 147 pounds captured regional titles at the Silver Gloves in Wichita. Both fighters won two bouts to secure their crowns, while Eric Vargas and Antonio Orozco each dropped their opening rounds. The victors earn spots in the Silver Gloves national tourney February 5 to 8 in Lenexa, with regional Golden Gloves path to follow and potential Olympic Training Center trials.
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Rios Qualifies for Golden Gloves Missouri Valley
Brandon Rios of the Garden City Boxing Club has qualified for the Golden Gloves Missouri Valley Championships next month. He will compete at 119 pounds in Wichita on February 14 and 15.
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Capriati eliminated in Australian Open warmup by Panova
In Sydney Capriati, two time defending Australian Open champion, fell in the Adidas International second round 4-6 6-4 7-5 to Russian Tatiana Panova.
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