College basketball and NBA TV schedule highlights
Thursday broadcast slate includes Texas A M versus Kansas State at 6 p.m. on channels 4 and 7, plus Miami versus Virginia and Connecticut versus Georgetown. Big 12 women semifinals begin at 6 p.m. on FSN, with Texas facing Colorado and other top games across ESPN and ESPN2 into late night. Friday features a packed lineup: Illinois at Northwestern Michigan, North Carolina versus Maryland Clemson, Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma, Minnesota Indiana, Virginia Tech Georgia Tech, Iowa State Baylor Texas Tech, Bucknell Holy Cross on ESPN2, and Texas A M Kansas State versus Kansas in the Big 12 tourney on channels 4 and 7. Weekend action includes Wake Forest NC State Florida State on ESPN, and Texas Colorado Oklahoma State on late-night slots.
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College Basketball Scores From Wednesday AP Recap
Atlantic 10 Dayton routed St Bonaventure 78 48 while Fordham beat Duquesne 65 53 La Salle outscored Mass 70 64 in overtime Richmond defeated Rhode Island 68 60. Big East Georgetown led Seton Hall 56 51 Rutgers beat Notre Dame 72 65 West Virginia topped Providence 82 59.
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Prep scores Kansas high school boys and girls results
The Associated Press reports Wednesday boys results include Andover Central 55 Scott City 42 and Circle 71 Buhler 61 while Fort Scott 70 Louisburg 39 and Sumner 57 Topeka Hayden 49. Girls scores feature Bishop Carroll 52 Paola 29 and Bishop Miege 52 Valley Center 41 with Claflin 68 Wetmore 39.
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Parity-Driven Big 12 Tournament Shapes Wide Open Race
Eight league teams have beaten ranked foes this season with Oklahoma and Kansas carrying four losses each. Kansas may be without Keith Langford as Texas and Iowa State push for upsets. Coaches debate four games in four days while Missouri, Texas A&M and others eye a title through a grueling playoff format.
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Simien named AP Big 12 player of the year
Wayne Simien from Leavenworth Kansas was unanimously chosen as The Associated Press Big 12 player of the year. The 6-9 senior averaged 19.4 points and 11.1 rebounds, leading the conference in both categories and posting a double double.
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Wecker breaks Big 12 scoring mark in KSU win over Nebraska
Kansas State, ranked 17th, defeated Nebraska 71-45 in the Big 12 tournament quarterfinals as Kendra Wecker scored 19 points to become the conference's career scoring leader with 2,248 points. The Wildcats advance to face Texas in the semifinals. Elena Diaz led Nebraska with 15 points.
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Baseball stars subpoenaed as Congress probes steroids
Congress demands testimony from seven players including Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa and seeks documents on MLB drug testing. MLB challenges jurisdiction and privacy rights while vowing court action. Subpoenas extend to Canseco Giambi Schilling Palmeiro and Thomas. Fehr Manfred and Selig among others named.
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