College Basketball Poll and Scores From January
The Associated Press poll lists Kansas at Colorado and Texas A M at Oklahoma State with Missouri and Wichita State near the top. Today's games include Illinois State at Missouri State, Wichita State at Bradley, Creighton at Northern Iowa, and Indiana State at Drake along with a large slate of men’s and women’s results and regional standings across the Missouri Valley and Big 12 conferences.
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College basketball and sports nights across ESPN networks
Indiana visits Michigan State and Maryland plays Duke on ESPN and ESPN2 while Syracuse faces Notre Dame and Texas Christian meets New Mexico on ESPN2. On Fox SportsNet Nebraska travels to Kansas State, and DePaul visits Pittsburgh with TNT airing NBA matchups Detroit at San Antonio and Cleveland at the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Bright leads Broacbusters past Colby with 33 points
Bright scored 33 in the 83-79 win over Colby, adding five 3s as the 6 foot 7 forward. He had 22 points and 15 rebounds against Barton County the prior Tuesday, ranking third in Jayhawk Conference Western Division scoring and fifth in rebounds. The 12-3 Busters host Hutchinson next.
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Sutter Elected to Hall of Fame in 13th Try
Bruce Sutter finally earned Baseball Hall of Fame induction on 520 ballots with 400 votes, 76.9 percent, the record for BBWAA voting. Jim Rice and Goose Gossage fell short, while Cal Ripken Jr, Tony Gwynn and Mark McGwire join the ballot next year. Sutter, the split-finger master, reacted with emotion after years of frustrations and calls.
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Miller questioned for remaining on US ski team after drinking remarks
Wengen Switzerland AP says US ski coach Phil McNichol weighs Miller’s status after he told CBS 60 Minutes it is hard to ski when wasted. USSA president Bill Marclt traveled to Wengen to discuss the fallout with Miller amid donor and sponsor anger.
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Childress names Tomlin as first coordinator in Minnesota
Eden Prairie Minnesota AP Brad Childress new Minnesota coach announces his first official hire Mike Tomlin to serve as defensive coordinator Tomlin previously coached defensive backs for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and takes on a prominent role for the Vikings coaching staff
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