Spurs Top Hornets On Parker And Duncan Win
Tony Parker led San Antonio with 23 points while Tim Duncan added 12 points and 16 rebounds as the Spurs halted a mini slump with a 99-86 victory over New Orleans. Manu Ginobili scored 19 and Michael Finley 14 as the Spurs snapped their two-game skid. David West led the Hornets with 19 points and 11 boards in his return from elbow injury.
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Coliseum Classic to Finish If Snow Clears
The Coliseum Classic schedule opens at 11 a.m. with Washington versus Madill girls and Washington boys against Walters. Two third place games follow then the championships. If heavy snowfall returns, officials may scramble again.
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Oklahoma and Oklahoma State Basketball Action Today
OU and OSU men and women prepare for Big 12 games with Friday and weekend schedules. OSU men aim to rebound after a triple overtime win over Texas, while OU men host Baylor. both networks limited to ESPN-Plus. OU women seek Colorado visit. OSU women host Texas Tech on Fox Sports Southwest.
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Manning Faces Pressure In AFC Title Bid Against Patriots
Peyton Manning seeks validation as he leads the Colts into the AFC championship against New England. The matchup marks a third playoff duel in four years with Brady and the Patriots, who own a 2-0 edge in prior meetings and Super Bowl wins. Manning’s playoff record lags, while Brady boasts a 12-1 playoff mark and multiple Super Bowl titles.
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Dolphins hire Cameron to replace Saban as coach
Cam Cameron, former Chargers offensive coordinator, will coach the Miami Dolphins replacing Nick Saban who left for Alabama after a 6-10 season. Cameron signed a four year deal as the team looks to overhaul an aging defense and weak offense while managing a long playoff drought.
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