Florida A&M advances in NCAA play in Dayton upset win
Florida A&M, the only team in the field with a losing record, beat Lehigh 72 57 to reach a first round game in Columbus against Kentucky. Terrence Woods overcame injuries to score 21 points as the Rattlers kept Lehigh in check with solid defense.
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North Carolina State
Florida
Georgia
Marquette
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Staan
Mountain Hawks
Austen Rowland
Rowland
Owens Trade Ends Two-Week Free Agent Saga
The NFL settled the Owens dispute by trading him from San Francisco to Philadelphia for a second-round pick after an arbitration hearing. Owens had believed he would join the Eagles, while the Ravens initially acquired him following a failed attempt to void his 49ers contract. Upshaw and Henderson brokered the deal to ensure Owens joined Philadelphia.
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Minnesota
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IMG Football
Hutchinson rides late rally to sweep Lady Busters
Hutchinson wins 9-2 in the opener with Sunny Valentine driving in the winning run and Sarah Huddlestone scoring from second. In game two Hutchinson again relies on unearned runs to take a 4-3 victory as Martinez and Voshall combine on a four hitter.
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Hutchinson
Sunny Valentine
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Harnison
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Harmison
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Holmes
Martinez
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Irving earns third team honors for Lady Busters season
Freshman Irving, the lone double figure scorer for Garden City, posted a 19.8 point average, fourth in the conference, and led the Jayhawk West in scoring while ranking high in field goal percentage and rebounding. Coach Brasel noted the league's depth and praised Irving amid a 7th-place team.
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Garden City
Streaky pitching projected for Busters at Longview in Phoenix
Streak: Busters mix pitches to rattle Longview College in a day game. Nico Noordam and Eric Dickerhoff will start for Garden City. In Tucson, Pima beats GCCC 4 3 with Rodriguez and Hanson among key players.
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Hanlon
Brookings
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Royals edge Rangers as Barajas drives in four
Texas starter Kenny Rogers faced 20 Royals with 11 reach base in 3 1/3 innings to take the loss. Rod Barajas went 3-for-4 with a homer and a double and four RBIs. Royals pitcher Brad Voyles cleared waivers and was outrighted to Omaha. Surprise, Arizona notes show Texas 12 Kansas City 12 run tally.
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