Kansas, Washington Lead 1999 Great Alaska Shootout Field
No. 3 Kansas and No. 16 Washington top the field for the 1999 Great Alaska Shootout announced before this year’s tournament. Also in the field are Louisville, Michigan, Georgia Tech, Georgia, Grambling, and Division II Alaska-Anchorage. The event adds a four‑team women’s side with Kansas and Louisville headed north. matchups are not yet announced.
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Clemson defeats Kansas State 79-45 in Maui Invitational
In Hawaii, Clemson climbs from early losses to dominate Kansas State 79-45. Kansas State coach Tom Asbury criticizes boards play as the Tigers capitalize on consistency and strong team defense.
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Stanford survives St Johns in Preseason NIT semifinal thriller
Stanford rallied from ten down in the final six minutes to edge St Johns 53-51 in New York, with Arthur Lee nailing the winning free throws with 11.8 seconds left and finishing limping off the court. North Carolina advanced to Friday's final by beating Purdue 54-47, led by Brandan Haywood's 21 points and 11 rebounds.
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No. 11 Arizona Tops Texas In Big 12 Showdown
In a scoring battle Arizona improves to 2-0 with a 73-57 win over Texas. Key contributors include Bramlett for Arizona with 13 points and 13 rebounds, and Terry adding 19 points while Wright posts 10. Texas, led by Clack and Muoneke, struggles from three as Arizona pulls away in the second half.
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Sabres Edge Rangers as Buffalo Nets 4 2
NHL scoreboard style summary of a chaotic game with Buffalo defeating New York Rangers 4 to 2. Key moments include Ward goals for Buffalo in period one and two, Gravel for New York, plus Shannon and Knuble scoring for Buffalo. Clouber and Hasel-Sadid in goal for the Rangers and Sabres respectively.
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Buffalo spoils Nedved night in 4-2 Sabres win
Petr Nedved returned to the Rangers in a five player trade with Pittsburgh but Buffalo spoiled the moment with a 4-2 victory. Dixon Ward netted a hat trick across the first two periods as the Sabres beat New York and Nedved, who signed a three year deal worth about 4 million per season, had 23 points in 46 games for the Rangers last season. Nedved had been with Sparta Praha and Las Vegas prior to rejoining the Rangers.
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