College scoreboard shows varied results across divisions
A long list of college basketball scores and schedules covers Fairmont State, Immaculata, Northeastern, Wake Forest, Baylor, Duke, Michigan State, and many others with results from regular season, tournament rounds, and exhibition games. Notable upsets and close finishes appear alongside tournament brackets and national poll references.
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Fairmont St
Immaculata
Chestnut Hill
Maine-Farmington
St. Joseph's
Maine
Northeastern
Baston U
Rider
Fairleigh Dickinson
Wilkes
Baptist Bible
South
Indianapolis
Hillsdale
Michigan
Detroit
Wvui Tech
Urbana
Wichita St
Ilf Chicago
Wright
NCAA men’s college cross country at Terre Haute results
Top finishers include Josh McDougal Liberty 29:22.4 and Galen Rupp Oregon 29:23.4 at LaVern Gibson Course. Other notable times feature Lopez Lomong Northern Arizona 29:45.5 and Robert Curtis Villanova 29:46.3, with a dense field of individuals from Oregon, Northern Arizona, Eastern Kentucky, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Portland, and more.
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USA Today
ESPN
USA A
Leon P Pyvs
North Carolina
UCLA
Memphis
Kansas
Georgeton
Louisville
Tennessee
Indiana
Washington State
Duke
McGregan
Michigan State
Marquette
Gonzaga
Texas Arm
Texas
Pittsburgh
Southern iMinals
Xavier
George Mason
Southern California
Boston College
Miami
Fla
Providence
Utah
Ratre Dame
California
Auburn
Maryland
San Diego State
Missouri
Siena
LaVern Gibson
Terre Haute
Ind
Josh McDougal
Liberty
Galen Rupp
Oregon
Lopez Lomong
Arizona
Robert Curtis
Villanova
Brent Vaughn
Colorado
Jacob Karir
Kentucky
Shadrack Songok
A&m-Corpus Christi
David Kinsella
Portland
Shadra
Notre Dame
Trent Hoerr
Ilaeis
Matt Withrow
Wisconsin
Augustus Malyo
Alabama
Mark Korir
Wyoming
Jeremy Johnson
New Mexico
David Chirchir
Oklahoma State
Andrew Bumbalough
Georgetown
Stephen Samuel
Texas-El Paso
Francis Kasagule
Lamar
Ee Mohamed Khadraoul
Iowa
NBA Night Schedule Highlights for Tuesday
The slate features Toronto at Memphis, Lakers at Milwaukee, Indiana at New Orleans, New York at Detroit, Cleveland at Minnesota, Orlando at San Antonio, Sacramento at Phoenix, New Jersey at Portland, and Denver visiting Los Angeles to face the Clippers. Games run from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. local time.
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Chicago White Sox
Jon Garland
Los Angeles Angels
Orlando Cabrera
Cash
Cleveland Indians
Scott Lewis
Adam Miller
Reid Santos
Wyatt Toregas
Akron
Tony Sipp
Buffato
Texas Rangers
Brandon Bangs
Thomas Diamond
Matt Harrison
Max Ramirez
Victor Diaz
Atlanta Braves
Wilton Lopez
Elsinore
Cal
Tom Gamboa
Tony Muser
Bill Bryk
Randy Smith
Mike Wickham
Filotes
National Crosschecker
David Francia
ST. Louis Cardinals
Jason LaRue
Devon Brazelton
John Wasdin
Jacksonville Jaguars
John Baer
Jorge Cordova
Montreal
Tom Kostopoulos
Anaheim Ducks
Brian Sutherby
Ian Washingt
Boston Bruins
Tuukka Rask
Providence
Calgary Flames
Curtis McElhinney
Quad City
Dallas Stars
Bryce Lampman
Iowa
Phoenix
Thomas Greiss
Worcester
Tampa Bay Lightning
Bryce Lampmian
Dallas
Marlo Scalza
Scalza
Norfolk
Vancouver Canucks
Mike Brown
Manitoba
Jannik Hansen
NEW York Red Bulls
Clint Mathis
Los Angeles
SOR State
Johnny Thomas
Auburn
Laura Farina
Michigan
Lloyd Carr
Rhode Island
Tim Stowers
Alex Rodriguez
New York
Justin Morneau
Minnesota
Vladimir Guerrero
Anaheim
Texas
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Oakland
Ichiro Suzuki
Seattle
Jason Giambi
Ivan Rodriguez
Juan Gonzalez
Ken Griffey Jr
Mo Vaughn
Boston
Frank Thomas
Chicago
Dennis Eckersley
Cal Ripken
Baltimore
Rickey Henderson
Robin Yount
Milwaukee
Jose Cansico
George Bell
Toronto
Roger Clemens
Don Mattingly
Willie Hernandez
Detroit
Gal Ripken
Rollie Fingers
George Brett
Kansas City
Don Baylor
Galifornia
Brooks Robinson
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Nellia Fox
Jackie Jensen
Yogi Berra
al Rosen
Cleveland
Bobby Strantz
Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
Charley Gehringer
Lou Gehrig
Hank Greenberg
Mickey Cochrane
Philladelphia
Lefty Grove
James
Clev
Martin
Sac
McGrady
Hou
New Jersey
Bryant
Lal
Anthony
Den
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Utah
Iverson
Detferson
Davis
Johnson
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Howard
Dall
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Yao
Miami Butler
Wash
Lewis
Garnett
Hos
Pet GB
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Childress
Atl
Rondo
Bos
Chandler
N.O
Bynum
O'Neal
Mia
Hame
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Williams
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Tor
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Magic 95 Hornets 88 as Howard leads Magic past New Orleans
Dwight Howard posted 24 points and 15 rebounds and Rashard Lewis added 19 as Orlando won its fifth straight, snapping New Orleans five game streak after Chris Paul sat with a sprained ankle and Tyson Chandler exited with a knee injury. Stojakovic led the Hornets with 21 in a 95 65 loss.
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Dwight Howard
Rashard Lewis
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Chris Paul
Tyson Chandler
Chandler
Peja Stojakovic
Storshuik Bjs
West
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Jackson
Bowen
Butler
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NewOreas
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Arroyo
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Peterson
Pargo
Howard
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