College Basketball Schedule From Today Across Channels
A dense listing shows multiple college games with times and channels including Kansas, North Carolina, Clemson, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, Virginia, NC State, Tennessee, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Washington State, Washington, SMU, Houston, Georgetown, Maryland, Duke. Also notes golf events Mazda Classic and Picuet Open, plus pro basketball Atlante at Washington and Super Bowl Sunday programming.
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Clemson
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
N Carolina
St. John’s
Pittsburgh
Virgina
NC State
Tennessee
Kentucky
Iowa
Wisconsin
Washington State
Washington
SMU
Houston
ESPN
Georgetown
Boston College
Maryland
Duke
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Orioles plan to stay in Baltimore amid stadium talks
Orioles expect to announce continued interest in remaining in the Baltimore area if Maryland creates a strong planning path for a new stadium this year. The move aims to pressure lawmakers to form a Maryland Sports Authority to handle stadium planning and funding while signals from leadership remain cautious about immediate support.
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Chowan Tops FCC 75 54 In NC College Hoops
Chowan used its strong bench to beat Frederick Community College 75 to 54 as FCC played short-handed with six players. Kenny Reynolds led Chowan with 18 points. FCC’s Doug Woodard had 14 and Mike Anderson 12.
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Frederick Community College
Cougars
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Kristich
FCC
Kenny Reynolds
Ronnie Bellamy
Bobby Smith
David Stubblefield
Doug Woodard
Mike Anderson
Jeff Summers
MSD Wrestlers Lead ESCAA Tourney At MSD
Maryland School for the Deaf holds an early tournament lead in the ESCAA Wrestling Meet being staged at MSD. After round one, MSD leads 12-8 over Model Secondary, with New York White Plains and American Pa tied for third at 6.5, and several Orioles winning first-round bouts led by Claggett and Gladhill. Semifinals start at 9 a.m. with finals at 7 p.m. today.
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Raa
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Islanders rally past Capitals with Trottier hat trick
Island ers erase early 2-0 deficit to beat the Capitals 7 5 as Bryan Trottier nets three goals and Mike Bossy hits a 50th career goal plus three assists to reach 1 000 points in 656 games. Bossy and Trottier key second period surge while Chicago tops Buffalo 5 3 in late game.
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Mikko Makela
New York
Scott Stevens
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al Jensen
Mike Gartner
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Tom Barrasso
Black Hawks
Denis Savard
Chicago
Lindy Ruff
Bob Sauve
Secord
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Barrasso
Hawks
Mike Polgas
Seneca Falls Blazers Rally Past Seneca Valley 70-60
Seneca Valley led 16-8 early, but Blair closed to 28-24 at halftime and 41-40 after three. Derrick Sewer led Blair with 14 points, while Vincent Smith and Shawn Clifton added 11 and 10. Kevin Fuller had 19 for Seneca Valley in the boys game.
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Shawn Clifton
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Catoctin
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Tammy Joy
Samantha Bollinger
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Bears Patriots Set For Classic Super Bowl Clash
Bears coach Mike Ditka and Patriots mentor Raymond Berry expressed mutual respect as the teams prepared for a low scoring Super Bowl. Chicago, 15 1 in the regular season with two playoff shutouts, was favored over New England whose playoff road included three road wins. Berry warned about William The Refrigerator Perry while predicting motivation rather than fear.
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Berry
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