Stewart runs Lions past Buck in Tampa shootout
Detroit Lions lean on James Stewart who rushes for 116 yards and three touchdowns as Detroit upsets Tampa Bay 28 14. Stewart topples Bucs defense amid turnover game while Lions win third of four on the road. King throws three picks for Tampa Bay and Charles Batch directs Lions with strong line play.
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Garden City Buffaloes Clinch 3-1 Win Over Hays
Garden City ends regular season with a 3-1 victory at Hays. Rafael Barron opened the second-half scoring to give the Buffaloes a lead they never relinquished. Ernesto Alcantara tied the game for Hays before Alvaro Torres added insurance. Juan Torres earned the win in goal as Garden City improves to 8-6 and eyes a possible first-round home playoff game in Maize.
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Tyson vows last US fight against Golota in Auburn Hills
Mike Tyson said the upcoming 10 round bout with Andrew Golota at the Palace of Auburn Hills would be his final fight in the United States. The weigh in drew smiles and disbelief as promoters press for a pay per view event amid talk of a potentially dirty contest. Golota's trainer Alberto cautioned about media expectations while both fighters pledged a clean fight as Tyson eyes retirement after a controversial career dating back to 1985.
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Predators ride OT winner past Detroit in tight win
Nashville Predators improve to 4-1-1 after a 2-1 overtime victory over Detroit as Cliff Ronning netted 1:51 into OT. Mike Dunham made 44 saves, nearing his fifth career shutout before Sergei Fedorov spoiled it. The team remains unbeaten in regulation in four straight starts.
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