College Men East South basketball scoreboard snapshot
Boston U 81 Albany 78 and Stony Brook 57 New Hampshire 48 lead a dense East slate. Belmont 94 Austin Peay 55. Davidson 76 Wofford 54. Numerous other results, plus USA Today/ESPN Top 25 notes and High School JV action.
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Boston U
Albany
Stony Brook
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
South Alcorn St
Grambling St
Belmont
Austin Peay
Davidson
Wofford
Delaware St
Mercer
ETSU
NC Central
Bethune-Cookman
Norfolk St
Eastern Shore
North Florida
Florida
Gulf Coast
SC State
Longwood
Sc-Upstate
Kennesaw St
Savannah St
Texas
A&m-Cc
Southern U
Jackson St
Midwest
Marquette
DePaul
Southwest Ark
Pine Bluff
Alabama St
Missouri
Oklahoma
A&m
Far West
Montana
Idaho
USA Today
ESPN
MLB Free Agents and 2010 Related Moves Snapshot
AP reports 42 remaining free agents across leagues with notable names and positions. The trades and signings include Vladimir Guerrero, J D Drew, Edgar Renteria, Xavier Nady, Roy Oswalt, and others. Multiple teams announce waivers, minor league deals, and contract changes across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and soccer. Key moves involve Guthrie to Colorado, Hammel and Lindstrom to Baltimore, Atchison to Pawtucket, and Contador’s doping sanction in cycling.
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New York
American League
Baltimore
Vladimir Guerrero
MLB
Seattle
Christian Carmichael
Clinton
MWL
Baltimore Orioles
Jeremy Guthrie
Colorado
Jason Hammel
Matt Lindstrom
Clay Rapada
Boston Red Sox
Scott Atchison
Pawtucket
Seattle Mariners
Shawn Camp
Hong-Chih Kuo
Mike Wilson
Chris Gimenez
Texas Rangers
Joe Beimel
Conor Jackson
National League
Chicago Cubs
Adrian Cardenas
Oakland
Blake DeWitt
Colorado Rockies
Houston Astros
Justin Ruggiano
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Russell Mitchell
ST. Louis Cardinals
Alex Cora
Washington Nationals
Rick Ankiel
Mark Teahen
Basketball
National Basketball Association
NBA
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Kevin Love
Houston
Luis Scola
Scola
Los Angeles Lakers
Mike Brown
Utah
Cleveland Cavaliers
Mychel Thompson
Oklahoma City Thunder
Ryan Reid
Tulsa
Seattle Storm
Ann ‘Wauters
Chicago Sky
Ruth Riley
Cycling Court OF Arbitration
Alberto Contador
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Brian Cabell
Oakland Raiders
Jason Tarver
Hockey
National Hockey League
NHL
Chuck Kobasew
Vancouver
Dan Hamhuis
Hamhuis
Carolina Hurricanes
Riley Nash
Charlotte
Minnesota Wild
Nate Prosser
Turner Invitational results from Ranch Bowl Kansas City
Turner Invitational at Ranch Bowl Kansas City Kansas crowned Turner boys team champions with 2609 points while Olathe North 2602 SM North 2580 and SM Northwest 2466 followed. top individuals included Ty Marah SM North 709 Clarence Goodwin Turner 701 Kenny Kent Olathe North 701 Nathan Arnold SM North 90 Chance Rivera Turner 672. In junior varsity action Olathe North won 2241 with Justin Kos Turner 595 Gerald Belluchi SM Northwest 579 and Michtell Jinks SM Northwest 548 as top finishers. Free State entrants posted scores including Steven Thau 484 and Nick Crawford 457.
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Olathe North
SM North
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Ty Marah
Clarence Goodwin
Turner
Kenny Kent
Nathan Arnold
Frank Sbisa
Justin Kos
Gerald Belluchi
Michtell Jinks
Travis Sixta
Steven Thau
Brandon Givens
Nick Crawford
Daniel Woods
Tyrease Richards
SRS Sunflower League JV Tournament Results
The Sunflower League JV meet produced top finishes for Tim Thongone 2nd at 113, Jhon Jacobs 1st at 113, Cy Burghart 4th at 126, Zach Sarmiento 3rd at 126, Sean McCoy 2nd at 132, Adam Ramos 1st at 138, Jacob Von Feldt 1st at 145, Josh Long 4th at 145, Isaias Rojo 1st at 152, Akram Layumi 2nd at 152, Stevin Hays 5th at 160, Malik Davis 1st at 220, and Ethan Mireles 4th at 285.
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Tim Thongone
Jhon Jacobs
Cy Burghart
Zach Sarmiento
Sean McCoy
Adam Ramos
Jacob von Feldt
Josh Long
Isaias Rojo
Akram Layumi
Stevin Hays
Malik Davis
Ethan Mireles
Belichick’s risk taker plan in Super Bowl loss
Coach Bill Belichick ordered the Patriots to let the Giants score to maximize 57 seconds for Tom Brady. The gamble failed as Eli Manning and New York converted late, Brady could not produce a final winning drive, and New England lost 21-17 in Indianapolis.
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Tom Brady
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Lawrence Tynes
Green Bay Packers
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Brady
Deion Branch
Aaron Hernandez
Branch
Hernandez
Rob Gronkowski
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Fred Jackson
Jackson
Buffalo
Fitzpat
Rick
Rian Lindell
Holmgren
Terrell Davis
Broncos
Brett Favre
Packers
Denver
John Elway
New York Jets
Jacksonville
Maurice Jones- Drew
David Garrard
Josh Scobee
Drew Brees
Aaron Rodgers
Matt Slocum
New England
Super Bowl Sets U S Viewership Record Again
The Nielsen Co reports a record 113 million viewers watched the New York Giants defeat the New England Patriots, edging past last year's 111 million for Green Bay versus Pittsburgh. The game featured a last second Brady heave and drew 117.7 million in the final half hour, joining a small group of programs to surpass 100 million viewers.
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Nielsen Co
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New England Patriots
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Pittsburgh
NBC
Tom Brady
Tivo
Nielsen
New Orleans
Indianapolis
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