College Basketball Scores From AP Updates
California State 44 Southern Ubr 91 Florida International 74 Stephen F Austin 57 Evansville 42 Temple 33 New Mexico 81 Pacific 54 Coast College results listed with 6:30 p.m. Colorado at Vanderbilt and 7 p.m. Championship Sunday November 18 scheduled.
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Fort Hays State and Wyoming Preseason NIT and more
Fort Hays State visits Kansas at 7 p.m. on WB33 with a second game Wyoming at Southern Cal in the Preseason NIT first round. NBA games include Toronto at Sacramento and Orlando at Phoenix. NHL matchups feature Pittsburgh at New Jersey and Philadelphia at New York Rangers with coverage on ESPN networks, ESPN2 and TNT. tennis Masters Cup covers Sydney with early rounds taped.
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From On Tap Thursday Nov 15 college football schedule
A dense listing of top ranked college football games for Thursday November 15 and upcoming weekend rounds. It lists No 19 Louisville at Ea, No 1 Miami vs No 14 Syracuse, No 3 Oklahoma at Texas Tech, No 4 Florida vs No 21 Florida State, and multiple other ranked matchups with kickoff times, plus NCAA Division II and NAIA first round games scheduled for Saturday November 17 and Friday November 16. Names of teams, rankings, and times appear throughout the digest.
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Ichiro and Pujols top rookies by landslide in 2001
Ichiro Suzuki wins the AL rookie award with 27 first place votes and a .350 average leading in steals and hits, becoming the first Japanese non pitcher to claim the honor. Albert Pujols is the NL unanimous rookie choice with 130 RBIs and a .329 average for the Cardinals.
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Cardinals stunned by McGwire retirement announcement
McGwire retires triggering a $30 million windfall for the St. Louis Cardinals as front office meetings convene in Phoenix. The news arrived by fax, with McGwire apologizing for the premature PR push and calling Jocketty after the leak. Giambi is floated as a possible replacement option.
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National League and college, pro moves listed
Transactions show McGwire retirement with St Louis Cardinals and Taggert Bozied signing by San Diego Padres. ABA Phoenix Eclipse hires and player signings including Tito Maddox. NFL Rams sign O J Brigance and place Damon Griffin on IR. NHL moves include Ales Kotalik call up and multiple recalls to AHL affiliates. Bradley, Michigan, and San Diego State notes complete a busy page.
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Agassi Returns to Form in Masters Cup Opener
Andre Agassi, 31, easing into fatherhood, defeated Patrick Rafter 6-2 6-4 in the season-ending Tennis Masters Cup opener. Lleyton Hewitt also won, moving toward the ATP race lead as top spot remains unsettled.
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Bills QB Johnson sidelined with broken collarbone
Orchard Park New York AP Bills quarterback Rob Johnson will miss 3 to 5 weeks with a broken collarbone. He was hurt in Sundays 21 to 11 loss to New England. Coach Gregg Williams said the Bills will not make immediate moves to acquire a quarterback.
Baseball players and owners meet on contraction plan
Lawyers for players and owners met again over managements plan to eliminate two teams next year but no schedule was set for arguments. The session was required by the expired collective bargaining agreement and, later this week, dates will likely be scheduled to argue before Shyam Das, baseballs permanent arbitrator.
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