Major college basketball scores and poll rankings update
The AP reports Monday results with East wins for Connecticut over St John s and Manhattan over Seton Hall. Midwest Kansas over Texas. West UNLV over New Mexico. Louisiana Tech tops Centenary. NC State beats Maryland. Indiana Pur over Youngstown OT. Valparaiso over Indy-Pur-Indiana. USA Today ESPN Top 25 lists Arizona atop with 31 first place votes, Texas and others trailing. notable shifts include Kentucky Duke and Maryland in top 10.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
St. John’s
Manhattan
Seton Hall
Princeton
Ursinus
Midwest
Kansas
Texas
Far West
New Mexico
USA Today
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Arizona
Pittsburgh
Florida
Duke
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Louisville
Maryland
Notre Dame
Oklahoma State
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Creighton
Marquette
Georgia
Wake Forest
Oregon
Indiana
Alabama
Mississippi State
Xavier
California
Missouri
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Butler
Cincinnati
Texas Tech
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Dayton
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Auburn
North Carolina State
Southern Illinois
Fresno State
Kent State
Tulsa
Utah
Memphis
Brigham Young
Gonzaga
Iowa
Wisconsin
PREP BASKETBALL AREA TOURNAMENT NOTES AND RANKINGS
Coverage lists first round pairings for Newton Girls Invitational with times for Wichita East versus Dodge City and others, then Consolation and Championship semifinals. Includes KBCA rankings across classes 1A to 6A for boys and girls, plus late results from Colby vs Scott City OT game details and box score highlights.
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Wichita East
Dodge City
Valley Center
Wichita West
Liberal
Goddard
Garden City
Newton
Ness City
Little River
Thayer
South Haven
Centralia
Hillcrest
Moscow
Grinnell
Norwich
Stafford
Sublette
Sacred Heart-Saline
Valley Heights
Hutchinson Trinity
Moundridge
St. John
Olpe
Osborne
Horton
Hoxie
Cheney
Nemaha Valley
Hesston
Riley County
Erie
Saline
Southwestern Heights
Smith Center
Silver Lake
Conway Springs
Topeka Hayden
Spring Hill
Andale
Colby
Labette County
Burlington
Lamed
Baldwin
Iola
Goodland
Hays
Carroll
Miege
McPherson
Great Bend
Bonner Springs
Shawnee Heights
Salina South
Hutchinson
Aquinas
Blue Valley
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Wichita Heights
Manhattan
Maize
Shawnee Mission East
Pro Bowl 2003 Rosters and Starters Listed
National Football Conference roster shows Terrell Owens and Randy Moss as starters with others listed by position and injury status. Offensive and defensive lines feature players like Walter Jones and Warren Sapp with flags for x y z c designations. American Conference selections include Marvin Harrison Jerry Rice and Rich Gannon among others with specialists noted for punting and kicking.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Terrell Owens
San Francisco
Joel Horn
New Orleans
Randy Moss
Minnesota
Marty Booker
Chicago
Donald Driver
Green Bay
Walter Jones
Seattle
Tra Thomas
Philadelphia
Orlando Pace
St. Louis
Jermane Mayberry
X- Ron Stone
Marco Rivera
Marvin Harrison
Indianapolis
Jerry Rice
Oakland
Hines Ward
Pittsburgh
Eric Moulds
Buffalo
Jonathan Ogden
Baltimore
Willie Roaf
Kansas City
Lincoln Kennedy
Alan Faneca
Will Shields
Ruben Brown
Kevin Mawae
N.Y
Tony Gonzalez
Todd Heap
Rich Gannon
Drew
College basketball primetime slate features Indiana Michigan State
ESPN television carries Indiana at Michigan State at 6 p.m. and Texas A&M at Oklahoma at 8 p.m. ESPN2 shows Florida at LSU. High school game Wichita County at Greeley County airs 5 45 p.m. on KSKZ 99.9 FM.
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ESPN
Indiana
Michigan St
Texas A&m
Oklahoma
Florida
Lsu
KSKZ
On Tap High School Basketball Schedule
At 6 p.m Rolla visits Deerfield County hosts Scott City at Holcomb South Gray plays Moscow At 6 15 Ingalls travels to Dighton At 6 30 Satanta meets Elkhart Healy faces Ransom Bazine Wrestling begins at 8 00 p m with a triangular at Lakin Cimarron South Gray collide at Hugoton Wednesday action includes Pratt at Garden City.
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Rolla
Deerfield
Wichita County
Greeley County
Scott City
Holcomb
South Gray
Moscow
Ingalls
Dighton
Satanta
Elkhart
Healy
Ransom
Bazine
Triangular
Lakin
Cowboys surprise nation as 16-1 team climbs Big 12
Oklahoma State, at 16-1 and 5-0 in the Big 12, rides a 14-game win streak and four players among the league's top 30 scorers. Eddie Sutton hails the club’s maturation while Tony Allen shines in key wins. Texas A&M also looks improved with Antoine Wright and Bernard King rising toward records.
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Kansas City
Sutton
Cowboys
Texas Tech
Tony Allen
Allen
Oklahoma State
James Dickey
Bob Knight
Dickey
Red Raiders
Kansas
Roy Williams
Texas A&m
Aggies
Antoine Wright
Wright
Bernard King
Bernard
Oklahoma
Kelvin Sampson
All-Star Rosters Released with Key Selections Named
The 2002-03 All-Star rosters reveal forwards and defensemen from major clubs including Washington Pittsburgh Montreal Ottawa and New Jersey along with Western Conference selections from Dallas San Jose Detroit Colorado and Vancouver. Coaches Jacques Martin Marc Crawford and others are listed with showings across NHL teams.
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Vienday
Phoenix
Cleveland
Clippers
Indiana
Miami
Houston
Memphis
Minnesota
San Antonio
Milwaukee
New Orleans
New Jersey
Denver
Atlanta
New York
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Utah
Sacramento
Portland
Golden State
Seattle
Orlando
Washington
Toronto
Dallas
LA. Lakers
Chicago
L.A. Clippers
National Hockey League
Associated Press
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N.Y. Rangers
Tampa Bay
St. Louis
Chicago Nashville
Edmonton
San Jose
Los Angeles
Nashville
Buffalo
Ottawa
Colorado
Columbus
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Anaheim
x-Jaromir Jagr
Alexei Kovalev
Mario Lemieux
Dany Heatley
Marian Hossa
Z- Saku Koivu
Montreal
Glen Murray
Jett O'Neill
Carolina
Jeremy Roenick
Martin St. Louis
Mats Sundin
Joe Thornton
y-Olli Jokinen
Florida
Brian Leetch
x-Bill Guerin
Mike Modano
x-Teemu Selanne
Todd Bertuzzi
Vancouver
Sergei Fedorov
Peter Forsberg
Marian Gaborik
Jarome Iginla
Calgary
Paul Kariya
Markus Naslund
Doug Weight
Ray Whitney
x-Nicklas Lidstrom
x-Rob Blake
Eric Brewer
Ed Jovanovski
al Macinnis
Mathieu Schneider
Patrick Roy
Jocelyn Thibault
Marty Turco
Marc Crawford
Dave Lewis
Garden City Broadbusters qualify 16 for NJCAA nationals
Garden City Broadbusters indoor track team, the only junior college at Texas Tech Invitational in Lubbock, qualified 16 for the NJCAA national tournament. Freshman Prentiss Leaks set a hammer throw school record at 45 feet 10 inches, finishing fourth. Tyree Gailes and Keithen Raglan led sprints. Virgil Brock tied for fourth in high jump. TJ Staab and LaDonna Moore starred in other events. The next meet is Oklahoma Invitational in Norman.
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Garden City Broacbuster
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Texas
Broacbusters
GCCC
Jon Rorabaugh
Prentiss Leaks
Rorabaugh
TJ. Staab
Tyree Gailes
Gailes
Keithen Raglan
Virgil Brock
LaDonna Moore
Sarah Brisendine
Garden City
Norman
Okla
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Cunningham
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L. Stover
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National Basketball Associ
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Michael Strahan
N.Y. Giants
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Warren Sapp
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Bryant Young
Aaron Glenn
Patrick Surtain
Ty Law
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Brock Marion
Chris Hanson
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Adam Vinatieri
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Larry Izzo
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Dave Cash
Homer Zulaia
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Dave Schuler
Butch Davis
Bowie
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Stan Hough
Larry McCall
Don Werner
Delmarva
Doc Watson
Cedric Landrum
Aberdeen
Andre Rabouin
Hensley Meulens
Jake Ryan
Bluefield
Larry Jaster
Spencer Eliott
Gulf Coast Orioles
Dave Stockstill
Bien Figueroa
Andy Etchebarren
Dave Walker
Chicago White Sox
Brian Daubach
Gil Heredia
Esteban Loaiza
Brian Cooper
Jamie Burke
Steven Morales
Clifford Brumbaugh
Minnesota Twins
Mike Fetters
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Juan Acevedo
Texas Rangers
Ruben Sierra
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Luke Allen
Jason Romano
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Pat Mahomes
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Gary Jones
Fort Wayne
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Chris Whitney
John Crotty
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Baron Davis
Randy Livingston
Matt Bullard
Toronto Raptors
Zendon Hamilton
Art Long
Detroit Lions
Marty Mornhinweg
Green Bay Packers
John Bonamego
Houston Texans
Brandon Jennings
LaVell Boyd
Jelani Hawkins
Glenn Sumter
Gannon Shepherd
Jacksonville Jaguars
Paul Boudreau
Ray Hamilton
Larry Kirksey
Paul McCord
Mike Sullivan
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Hilton Alexander
Nate Jackson
James Jordan
Hockey National Hockey League
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Byron Dafoe
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Chicago Blackhawks
Steve Passmore
Norfolk
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Michael Cammallieri
Manchester
Brad Chartrand
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Terry Murray
Mike Siklenka
Jim Vandermeer
Pittsburgh Penguins
Konstantin Koltsov
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Tom Kostopoulos
Wilkes- Barre/Scranton
Vancouver Canucks
Trevor Linden
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Roy Wittke
Mike Markuson
Iowa State
Jennifer McCall
South Carolina
Charlie Will
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