Theus betting on Nevada Las Vegas pays off in NCAA semis
Reggie Theus recalls gambling on Jerry Tarkanian's Nevada-Las Vegas two years ago and choosing the Runnin' Rebels over UCLA and San Francisco. The sophomore guard showcases his no look pass as UNLV joins No. 4 in the NCAA Final Four facing No. 5 North Carolina in Atlanta at the Omni.
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San Francisco
Theus
Jerry Tarkanian
Nevada
Las Vegas
North Carolina
Bloheader
Marquette
Charlotte
Omni
Atlanta
Tarkanian
Notre Dame
Ford
Regional high school girls cage pairings and scores
Regional Championships list pairings at Sandusky Medina Canton Otterbein Dayton and other sites with teams including Toledo Central Catholic Cleveland Collinwood Columbus Walnut Ridge Hamilton Springfield North Navarre Fairless Campbell Memorial Eastwood Avon Warsaw Hartley Jefferson Northwestern St Peters Lutheran West Delphos St Johns New Ridge Old Washington Lancaster Fisher Arcanum Adena. The matchups show 7:30 pm starts and varied scores reflecting regional bracket action.
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Sandusky High School
Medina
Toledo
Central Catholic
Canton Fieldhouse
Mentor
Cleveland
Collinwood
Otterbein College
Zanesville
Columbus
Walnut Ridge
Dayton Arena
Hamilton Talles
Springfield North
Navarre Fairless
Campbell Memorial
Wooster College
Mansfield St. Peter’s
Cleveland Lutheran West
Bowling Green University
Delphos St. John’s
New Ridge
Ohio Wesleyan University
Old Washington
Trace
Lancaster Fisher
Columbus teams close to historic state titles in three divisions
In a three day college boys basketball finale, Linden McKinley faces Barberton in AAA as Mifflin meets Cleveland Latin in AA while Mansfield St Peter’s takes on Fort Laramie in A. Key quotes spotlight coach prep and game plans as teams chase rare Ohio state titles.
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Cleveland Latin
Linden- McKinley
Magics
Mifflin
Linden McKinley
Mansfield St. Peter's
Fort Laramie
St. John Arena
John Smith
Dayton Jefferson
Ottawa Glandorf
Bob Lowrie
Lions
Ron Niekamp
Titans
Fort Loramie
St. Peter's
Continental
Richmond Dale
Southeastern
Don Huber
Larry Jordan
Mansfield
Fidrych sidelined by knee sprain in Tigers update
Detroit star pitcher Mark Fidrych is sidelined indefinitely after a sprained left knee suffered while shagging fly balls. doctor says no serious injury, allows gradual exercise. Meanwhile Dearborn fans plan to unveil the first Mark Fidrych baseball card at the Dearborn Youth Center.
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Lakeland
Fla
Fidrych
Detroit Tigers
Glen Barden
Dearborn
Mich
Mark Fidrych
Topps
Flynn's sister Melanie Flynn reported missing in Lexington
Melanie Dee Flynn, 24, sister of Cincinnati infielder Doug F, disappeared after leaving work at the Kentucky High School Athletic Association in Lexington on January 26. Cincinnati and Lexington police investigated, with no foul play ruled, while detectives said the case remains open and active.
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Cincinnati
Lexington
Melanie Dee Flynn
Cincinnati Toe Aon
Doug F
Miss Flynn
Kentucky High School Athletic Association
Gaylord Thompson
Thompson
John Bizzack
NFL Players Vote Ratifies Five Year Pact With 416 Of 812 Votes
NFL players approve a five year collective bargaining pact with 416 yes votes from 812 ballots and 20 dissenters. Ed Garvey notes immediate benefits, cites pension funding of 7.1 million dollars on May 1, and an April retirement board meeting to amend the plan.
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National Football League
Ed Garvey
Garvey
NFL Players Association
NFLPA
Dick Anderson
NFL
Phoenix
Ariz
Sargent Karch
NFL Management Council
Association
Hockey results from Friday across leagues
Edmonton beats Cincinnati 4 3 in OT while Houston defeats Calgary 4 2 San Diego tops Phoenix 7 3. Washington crushes the Rangers 7 2 Vancouver and Calgary 4 4 tie Buffalo 2 2 Colorado 2 2. HL Kalamazoo 5 3 Flint Saginaw 4 3 Columbus Toledo 6 5 Fort Wayne Muskegon 7 5 Port Huron.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Calgary
San Diego
Phoenix
NHL Washington
NY Rangers
Vancouver
Cagogy
Buffalo
Colorado
Kalamazoo
Flint
Saginaw
Columbus
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Muskegon
Port Huron
Fenwick falls to Arcanum in regional semifinal rout
Arcanum's pressure defense and fast break overwhelmed Fenwick, 62 to 38, ending Fenwick's season at 10 wins. Cathy Clemens led Fenwick with nine points while Brenda Gray paced Arcanum with 14, as Lisa Graeff added 12 in the victory. Fenwick failed to score in a critical third of the opening quarter.
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Mindlin Journal
Dayton
Fenwick High
Irls
Arcanum
University of Dayton
Falconettes
Trojan
Fenwick
Cathy Clemens
Frankfort Adena
Jim Orr
Lisa Graeff
Arcanum Boys
Dick Graeff
Oilers edge Stingers in overtime thriller
Edmonton right winger Rusty Patenaude scored 6:10 into overtime to give the Oilers a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Stingers in WHA action. Glen Sather assisted on the winner as Cincinnati built a 2-1 lead before Edmonton tied it and pulled ahead late in the third. The Stingers’ coach praised experience while Sather called the finish well executed.
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Edmonton
Rusty Patenaude
Oilers
Cincinnati Stingers
World Hockey Association
Patenaude
Glen Sather
Sather
Stinger
Terry Slater
National Hockey League
Stingers
Slater
Priod
Ichie Leduc
Peter Marsh
Rick Dudley
Wayne Connelly
Blaine Stoughton
Namath Knee Health Tops Rams Trade Talks
Carroll Rosenbloom says Joe Namath’s knee condition will determine if he joins the Los Angeles Rams this fall. Namath seeks Hollywood proximity, while Rosenbloom waits to consult coach Chuck Knox after returning to Los Angeles.
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Grand Bahamas
Carroll Rosenbloom
Joe Namath
Los Angeles Rams
Namath
New York Jets
Rams
Los Angeles
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Rosenbloom
Nassau Tribune
Chuck Knox
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