Monday NBA Scores and Tonight’s Schedule
The recap lists Monday results Orlando 92 at Boston 89 and Cleveland 102 over New York 96 with Seattle 119 beating New Jersey 113. It also shows today’s games including Milwaukee at Atlanta and Denver at Miami among others with kickoff times.
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Former Jayhawks in NBA Box Score Highlights
Nick Collison of Seattle posted 6 points on 3 of 10 shooting with no free throws. Drew Gooden of Cleveland scored 3 points on 1 of 8 shots with 1 of 2 from the line. Paul Pierce of Boston led with 21 points on 6 of 20 from the field and 6 of 6 at the line. Scot Pollard did not play for Cleveland.
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Cavaliers hold off Knicks in 102-96 rally
LeBron James and Damon Jones each score 29 as Cleveland beats New York 102-96 for their third straight win. Jones hits seven threes in a dominant first half. Ridnour-led Seattle tops New Jersey 119-113, and Magic edge Celtics 92-89 to run win streak to four of five.
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Vermont Tops Boston College for Second Ranked Upset
The Vermont Catamounts defeated No. 14 Boston College 77 63 as Mike Trimboli and Joe Trapani starred with 17 and 13 points respectively. BC center Sean Williams sat out the second game of a two game suspension and Jared Dudley led the Eagles with 19 points and 14 rebounds. Vermont improved to 2 1. The win follows their NCAA upset of No. 11 Syracuse earlier in 2005.
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Ohio State rises to No. 5 as Oden sidelined by wrist surgery
Ohio State climbs to fifth in the AP season poll as star freshman Greg Oden remains out until January after wrist surgery. The Buckeyes, 3-0, benefited from home wins over VMI, Loyola of Chicago, and Kent State, while Florida, North Carolina, Kansas, and Pittsburgh hold the top four spots. Florida leads with 65 first place votes.
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Georgia Southern vs Duke basketball duel ends with tied score
Georgia Southern and Duke battled in a high scoring contest, trading leads through regulation. Duke edges ahead late led by Scheyer and Nelson, while Georgia Southern counters with Foreman Salazar and Johnson performances. final tied after end of regulation.
Duquesne Triumphs In Emotional Win Over Youngstown State
Duquesne rallied with six underclassmen to upset Youngstown State 68 to 75 in a game marked by resilience after September shootings. Scott Grote scored 23 in his college debut as Sam Ashaolu attended in a private box, joined by teammates injured in the tragedy.
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