Friday High School Basketball Schedule Listed
All games start at 5 p.m. unless noted. Anderson County at Eudora Baldwin at Poole eight o clock options. Central Heights of Pleasanton Lyndon at Lebo MdCV at Flinthille Osage City of Wabouniee Bonner Springs at Ottawa 5 30 p.m. Pomona at Uniontown Waverly at Madison Louisburg at Wellsville Williamsburg at Jayhawke Linn. College basketball Avila at Ottawa six to eight p.m.
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Anderson County
Eudora Baldwin
Poole
Central Heights
Pleasanton
Lyndon
Lebo
Mdcv
Flinthille Osage City
Wabouniee
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Pomona
Uniontown
Waverly
Madison
Louisburg
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Jayhawke Linn
Avila
College Basketball Scores Across Regions From AP
A sweep of Thursday college games shows East Massachusetts edging Fordham 67 to 65 while Maryland tops Virginia 71 to 66. Other notable results include Villanova beating Notre Dame 93 to 62 and Arizona defeating Washington St 98 to 87.
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Massachusetts
Fordham
South Maryland
Virginia
McMease
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
E. Washington
New Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Fullerton
Oregon
UCLA
Pacific
Utah
Pepperdine
Portland
San Jose
Fresno
Southern Cal
UC Irvine
North Texas
UC Santa Barbara
Waber
Transactions Thursday’s Sports News Snapshot
National League Montreal Expos claimed LHP Roberto Duran off waivers from the Detroit Tigers. Los Angeles Dodgers attend to terms with multiple pitchers and infielders on minor league deals. NFL actions include Broncos signing LB Troy Dumas and Dolphins adding Emmanuel McDaniel. Steelers name Kevin Gilbride OC. Chargers name Mike Riley coach. Titans fire two coaches. special teams boss Russ Purnell not returning. Auburn says Brad Ware will enter NFL draft and Kevin Yoxall named strength coach. Cornell notes retirement of athletic director Charles Moore. Kentucky reports GB Tim Couch entering NFL draft.
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Montreal Expos
Roberto Duran
Detroit Tigers
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Chris Honey
Pedro Borbon
Matt Jarvis
Gavin Osteen
Jaime Arnold
Matt Herges
Kavin Grijak
Pate Rose Je
Jason Thompson
Tim Laker
Hector Ortiz
Denver Broncos
Troy Dumas
Miami Dolphins
Emmanuel McDaniel
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kevin Gilbride
SAN Diego Chargers
Mike Riley
Tennessee Titans
Greg Brown
Rex Norris
Russ Purnell
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Auburn
Brad Ware
Kevin Yoxall
Cornell
Charles Moore
Kentucky
GB Tim Couch
NFL Playoff Results And Conference Schedule Changes
The notes show Wild Card results with Miami beating Buffalo 24 to 17 and Arizona 20 to 7 over Dallas. Other games include Jacksonville 25 over New England 10 and San Francisco 30 defeating Green Bay 27. Divisional games list matchups and times, with inconsistencies in station names. Conference title plans and Super Bowl timing are indicated.
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Four NFL teams eye byes as divisional weekend begins
Healthy byesboosted byes. Jets Vikings Falcons and 49ers carry rested squads into weekend playoff matchups. Mark Brunell and Garrison Hearst pace Jacksonville and San Francisco while Terrell Davis heals in Denver. Marino meets Elway again in Miami Denver clash.
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Mark Brunell
San Francisco
Garrison Hearst
Miami
Troy Dray
New York Jets
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Denver
Jacksonville
Arizona
Minnesota
Atlanta
49Ers
Green Bay
NFL
Steve Young
Terrell Owens
Packers
Lady Braves surge past Park College in second half burst
Ottawa University women basketball turned a ragged start into a dominant finish beating Park College 78 58 at Wilson Field House. Senior Eboni Fondren erupted for a career high 26 points with 14 rebounds and three blocks as coach Arabie Adams praised patient ball movement and feeding the hot hand.
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Lady Braves
Nets
Park College
Wilson Field House
Arabie Adams
Eboni Fondren
Adams
Ottawa
Royals sale vote delayed by MLB owners
Major League Baseball owners will not vote next week on approving the Kansas City Royals sale. New York lawyer E Miles Prentice heads a bid of about 75 million dollars, but background checks and process delays push approval to mid March at the earliest, with a June owners meeting possible.
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Kansas City Royals
Bud Selig
New York
E. Miles Prentice
The
Royals
Janice Kreamer
Prentice
Rich Levin
Carlsbad
Calif
Royals Board
Jayhawks Face Cyclones in Big 12 Road Test
Iowa State, 0-2 in the Big 12 after a 71-45 loss at Texas, visits Kansas as Kansas edge Texas A&M in another tough road test. Iowa State coach Larry Eustachy banners patience, while Roy Williams vents frustration after a late fade in a game at Baylor.
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Kansas
Roy Williams
Allen Fieldhouse
Iowa State
Texas
Eustachy
Rome
Baylor
Williams
Texas A&m
Jayhawks
Iowa
St. Louis
New Orleans
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Thompson resigns as Georgetown coach after 27-year tenure
John Thompson resigns as head basketball coach of Georgetown University citing personal reasons. Craig Esherick, his long-time assistant, will take over. The Hoyas struggle in 0-4 Big East start, marking the end of a era that included the 1984 national title and a 596-239 career record.
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John Thompson
Georgetown
Craig Esherick
Thompson
Georgetown Univer
Sity
Esherick
Charles Freeman
Courtland Freeman
Socaner High School
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Ronny
Freeman
Hoyas
Seton Hall
Patrick Ewing
Allen Iverson
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