College Basketball Scores From Monday’s AP Report
Colonial Athletic Association final N C Wilmington 57 Richmond 47. Metro Atlantic Iona 84 Siena 80. Mid-American Bail St 70 Ohio 67. Miami Ohio 69 Marshall 43. Mid Continent Utah 72 UMKC 54. Valparaiso 71 Oral Roberts 56. MEAC Md Eastern Shore 60 Morgan State 58. N Carolina A&T 94 Howard 69. Missouri Valley Creighton 57 SW Missouri 51 45. Sun Belt Louisiana Lafayette 73 Louisiana Tech 58. South Alabama 64 Western Kentucky 61. West Coast Gonzaga 69 Pepperdine 65. Women’s scores Atlantic 10 Xavier 80 George Washington 66. ACC Duke 79 North Carolina 74 OT. Big East Connecticut 79 Boston College 54. Rutgers 81 Notre Dame 72 OT. Conference USA Tulane 73 UAB 70. Mid-Continent Valparaiso 83 Oakland Michigan 66. Youngstown State 67 Western Illinois 56. Florida A&M 71 South Carolina State 65. NC A&T 48 Bethune-Cookman 47. St Francis PA 74 Wagner 60. Sooner Athletic Oklahoma City 62 Oklahoma Christian 43.
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Sports Front: MLB NBA NFL Hockey Moves Across Clubs
Multiple teams reshuffle rosters and signings across MLB NBA NFL and NHL. Notable items include the Tigers adding Weaver Runyan Tatis Cardona Fick Encarnacion and renewing Anderson while the Marlins elevate several executives, the Cavaliers signing Marshall and Pistons firing Gentry, the Bears Giants Jets and Chargers making contract moves, Bourque and Andreychuk traded to Colorado and Avalanche acquiring Aubin.
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Alvin Gentry
George Irvine
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Fre Bowman
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Gary Grant
Joe Klaine
Chicago Bears
Shawn Weeden
Denver Broncos
Jimmy Spencer
Miami Dolphins
Thurman Thomas
NEW Orleans Saints
Jason McEndye
Robert Wilson
NEW York Giants
Derek Engler
Toby Myles
NEW York Jets
Jumbo Elliox
SAN Diego Chargers
Darryl Lewis
Natrone Megas
Boston Bruins
Ray Bourque
Dave Andreychuk
Colorado Avalanche
Brian Roli
Calgary Flames
Marc Bureau
Philadelphia Flyers
Ae Brigley
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Serge Aubin
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Snyder trusts Missouri bid despite Big 12 tourney odds
Snyder says Missouri, 17-11, should earn an NCAA berth after a strong schedule and near-miss at Kansas. He notes Kareem Rush’s late-season impact, the Tigers’ power rating around 30, and that top five Big 12 teams likely secure bids regardless of confer ence tournament results. Kansas State, Texas Tech and others await selection.
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Fizer leads unanimous All-Big 12 picks in AP squad
Iowa State star Marcus Fizer headlines an all unanimous AP All-Big 12 first team with Desmond Mason Eduardo Najera and Chris Mihm. Jamaal Tinsley edged Colorado guard Jaquar Walls for the fifth spot as schools fill the roster with standout seniors and juniors from Iowa State Oklahoma Texas and Colorado.
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Iowa State
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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Colorado
Jaquar Walls
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Iowa St
Arcadia
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Chihuahua
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Central Heights Heads to State With Quiet Confidence
Vikings coach Buddy Welch says Central Heights expects to reach the 3A State Tournament and believes his players have the mindset to win. Valley Falls presents a fast, sharpshooting challenge, requiring careful ball control and strong halfcourt defense to stay competitive.
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Osage City earns first state berth since 1965 in 3A
Osage City Indians, led by 6th year coach Dennis Fort, beat Hillsboro 51 to 45 to secure a 3A state tournament bid for the first time since 1965. They face Hesston at 8:15 p.m. in Hutchinson, with Jeff Lohmeyer, Sam Briggs and Conrad Carman leading the lineup. Fort credited the players for a late surge and noted the team would practice Monday before the pep rally that night.
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Monaco fuels Southern Utah past UMKC to reach final
Jeff Monaco scored 35 points on 11 of 15 shooting including 5 of 6 from three and 8 of 8 from the line as Southern Utah beat Missouri-Kansas City 72-54 in the Mid-Continent Conference semifinals. UMKC outrebounded 40-33 but committed 11 turnovers in the first half.
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