Colts Cant Stop Chiefs In Postseason Bump And Run
Indianapolis battered by a stagnant offense as Jamaal Charles and Clinton Portis, led by Peyton Manning, fail to convert early chances. Chiefs’ defense clung to life with Ty Law seizing Manning’s pass for a pick while Vinatieri booted a pair of field goals and Dallas Clark returned from injury to notch 103 receiving yards.
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NBA Calendar Key Dates From All-Star to Draft Night
The schedule lists events from the All-Star game in Las Vegas on Feb 18 through the NBA Draft in New York on June 28. Notable milestones include trading deadline Feb 22 at 2 p.m., regular season ends April 18, rosters set for playoffs April 19 at 2 p.m., playoffs begin April 21, early entry eligibility deadline April 29 at 10:59 p.m., draft lottery May 22, finals start June 7 (possible June 5), draft early entry withdrawal deadline June 18, and latest possible finals end date June 21.
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Seahawks Edge Cowboys 21 20 After Romo Bobble
Dallas squandered a chance to win as Tony Romo mishandled a late snap on a 19 yard hold allowing Seattle to seal a 21 20 wild card victory. Romo admitted the mistake cost Dallas and teammate Gramatica avoided a missed kick by not needing to attempt a longer boot.
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Hawks End Eight-Game Skid With 86 74 Win Over Clippers
Atlanta, led by Joe Johnson with 27 points and Zaza Pachulia 22, snapped an eight game losing streak by beating Los Angeles. It was their first home win since Nov. 29 and first since Dec. 15 at Memphis, matching their longest skid since 2005-06.
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Pacers Top Hornets In Return Of O'Neal
Indiana defeats New Orleans 100 93 as Jermaine O'Neal returns scoring 27 points aided by Al Harrington and Stephen Jackson each with 27. Harrington shot 10 of 12, O Neal 8 of 15, while Pargo led New Orleans with 14. Jazz beat Nuggets 96 84 as Williams scores 28 and Boozer 24 in Utah win.
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How former Jayhawks fared
Former Jayhawks in the NBA showed varied results. Drew Gooden scored 21 points for Cleveland with 8 of 12 from the field and 5 of 6 at the line. Scot Pollard did not play for Cleveland, listed as inactive. Kirk Hinrich scored 6 for Chicago on 2 of 11 shooting with 2 of 3 at the line.
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