NBA Scores Card From A Busy Weekend
Saturday results show Atlanta 104 over L A Clippers 93 and Miami 110 over Cleveland 108. Sunday notes New York 121 over Detroit 100 and Philadelphia 104 over Phoenix 101. Box scores detail New Orleans 84 with Aminu and Rivers among leaders while Denver 102 led by Lawson Iguodala and Gallinari.
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Late night NCAA and NFL action across ESPN FSN and ESPN2
Television listings show college basketball games on FSN ESPN2 and ESPN with Minnesota at Florida State North Carolina State at Michigan Maryland at Northwestern North Carolina at Indiana Iowa State Illinois Texas Tech Nicholls State Oklahoma Oregon and other matchups. Pro football highlights include Carolina at Philadelphia plus Denver and Kansas City scoring drive details and Thursday and Sunday slate updates.
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Irish Stay No 1 After 12-0 Run To End College Season
Notre Dame finishes 12-0 with a 22-13 win over USC sealing its first unbeaten regular season since 1988. Te'o anchors a stingy defense allowing just nine touchdowns all year as the Fighting Irish reclaim the top spot in college football and end a 24-year national title drought.
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Weekend Sports Schedule Rollup for Garden City Area
A dense weekend listing shows multiple college and prep basketball games across Lamar C C Colorado, Garden City C C, and several Oklahoma and Colorado prep teams. Highlights include Garden City C C hosting Seminole State in women’s basketball at 4 pm, prep boys and wrestling events scattered Friday through Sunday, and college football at the Mississippi Bowl with Garden City C C facing Copiah-Lincoln in Biloxi.
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Manning's 2 TDs lead Broncos past Chiefs 17 to 9
Peyton Manning threw for 285 yards and two touchdowns to rally the Denver Broncos past Kansas City 17 9 in KC. Knowshon Moreno and Demaryius Thomas key plays preserved the win as the Chiefs managed only three field goals and fell to 1 10. Manning notched his 149th win as a starter, tying but trailing Brett Favre.
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