Marquette Drops to Fourth in AP Poll
North Carolina State jumps to third while Marquette falls to fourth as UCLA holds first and Maryland remains second in the Associated Press major college basketball poll. UCLA repeats with all 47 first place votes and 940 points. Maryland has 767. Missouri moves up from sixth to lower position.
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Steers Roll Sudan 91-68 In 3-A1 Contests
Farwell led 57-50 after three as Kevin Hardage poured in 30 points to pace Steers past Sudan 91-68. David Dannheim 18, Kevin Hargrove 17, Mike Woods 10 for Steers. Patterson 12 and Hanna 14, Lynn 14 for Sudan. Farwell girls also won 57-29 behind Sharon Booth 23. Loop beat Wellman 65-41 with Yocum 31 and Andinee 20. Dimmitt beat Lockney 57-53 in overtime as Dimitt’s crew led late and fell to 6-7. Levelland beat Morton 68-56. Harvey 20, Thompson 12. Slaton beat Roosevelt 52-37. Kitten 18, Strickland 18. Slaton JV won 63-18.
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Shallowater Ends Christ The King's 10-Game Streak
Shallowater toppled Christ The King 43-32 in a rhythmical win. Jon Gates led with 22 points as the Tigers improved to 19-6 while Christ The King fell from a 10-game run. Shallowater also won the girls game 59-50 with Tanya Hunter outscoring Debby Mosser 41-39.
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Plainsmen notch 13th win 62 54 over Palo Duro
Monterey coach Joe Michalka and Palo Duro coach Tom Gilley watched a tight battle in which Dan Irons scored a career high 35 points and 16 rebounds for MHS. Steve Myatt added 15 points as the Plainsmen pulled away late and made 18 of 26 free throws to Palo Duro’s nine.
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George Allen Not Ready to Crown Redskins Title Favorites
George Allen argued the Redskins should not be treated as the season's top contenders. In a noisy exchange, he noted past playoff pressures and praised the Dolphins while contrasting past Green Bay and Rams teams.
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Wa jima and Oliveira battle to a draw for junior title
Japan's Koichi Wajima and Brazil's Miguel de Oliveira fought 15 bruising rounds for the world junior middleweight title with a draw after all three judges and the referee scored even. Wajima, 29, claimed he won, while Oliveira's trainer Antonio Mattei believed his man had the edge. No knockdowns occurred in a hard-fought bout.
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AAA Stars LCC Cager To Undergo Finger Surgery
Rocky Watters, a 6-6 Roswell native for Lubbock Christian College, to undergo emergency surgery on the middle finger of his right hand after an injury at the California Invitational. He has started every game this season, averaging 11.0 points and 7.0 rebounds through five games.
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Royal Highlights Wrestling Card at Fair Park Coliseum
A 20 man battle royal headlines the Fair Park Coliseum card with bouts starting tonight. Multiple fighters including Funk Steiger and Fargo brothers are sidelined by injuries while teams like Great Falls and Mont State prepare for weekend clashes.
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Allen questions odds and stresses distractions at Super Bowl
The 50-year-old Allen questions how odds are set, cites Redskins playoff wins over Green Bay and Dallas, and notes security kept outsiders out at Anaheim Stadium. He praises a longtime rivalry with Don Shula and comments on Shula's Dolphins three man backfield. Allen fears USC distractions ahead of the Super Bowl and Miami's edge.
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Tuesday Scorecard: College Basketball Results Compiled
A roundup of college and nearby league scores across games including Tulss 85 Arkansas 81, West Virginia Tech 80 West Liberty 70, Messiah 81 Eastern 6 Heidelberg 70, Belmont Abbey 68, Boston St. 100 Fitchburg 82, and multiple grade levels with listed teams, scores, and opponents.
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Austrian Ski Star Proell Takes World Cup Lead In Giant Slalom
Ingrid-Annemarie Proell of Austria won the downhill and led the World Cup standings with a time of 1 17.32 on a icy 2 022 meter Saalbach course. Monika Kaserer and Monika Lukasser also finished in the top 10 as Austrian women dominated the event.
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