Weekend TV Schedule Highlights Across Networks
ESPN carries IBA Toronto at Boston and Houston at Seattle with game times from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. ESPN2 features Stanford versus North Carolina and the Great Alaska Shootout late night. ABC airs NBA Chicago at Dallas and Notre Dame at USC. CBS has Duke versus UCLA at noon and FSN shows Georgia at Arizona women at 5 p.m. NBC covers Southern versus Grambling.
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IBA
Toronto
Boston
ESPN
Houston
Seattle
Ohio St
Alabama
Stanford
North Carolina
ESPN2
ABC
NBA Chicago
Dallas
WGN
Duke
UCLA
CBS
Georgia
Arizona
Wake Forest
Maryland
Miami
Syracuse
Southern
Grambling
Oklahoma
Oklahoma St
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Ball St
Marshall
Hawaii
Notre Dame
Usc
National Football League
The
Associated Press
New England
N.Y. Jets
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Tennessee
Jacksonville
North Wirt
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Denver
Oakland
San Diego Kansas City
Philadelphia
N.Y. Giants
Wepminster
WLT
Tampa Bay
Atlanta
New Orleans
Carolina
Green Bay Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
San Francisco
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Green Bay
Kansas City
San Diego
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
Texas Pan American defeated MYSA 73 to 68 in a Thursday college game. Michigan State beat Montana 80 to 60. Villanova topped Loyola Marymount 87 to 71. New Orleans defeated Southeast Missouri 89 to 75. Tulane beat Maine 84 to 65. Wisconsin Milwaukee edged SE Missouri 89 to 75.
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Associated Press
MYSA
Michigan St
Montana
Villanova
Loyola Marymount
New Orleans
Missouri
Wis
Milwaukee
Tulane
Maine
Colts Waive Herzing and Sign Parchman
Indianapolis Colts waive wide receiver Adam Herzing from the practice squad and sign wide receiver Cory Parchman. Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign defensive end Ron Warner to a one year contract and place defensive end Corey Smith on injured reserve. Los Angeles Kings recall right winger Steve Heinze left winger Kip Brennan and defenseman Jason Holland from Manchester of the AHL and place defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky on injured list retroactive to Nov 24. Pavel Rosa is assigned to Manchester. Minnesota Wild reassign right wing Kyle Waring to Houston of the AHL. Toronto Maple Leafs recall forward Alexei Ponikarovsky from St John’s of the AHL.
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Indianapolis Colts
Adam Herzing
Cory Parchman
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DE Ron Warner
Corey Smith
National Hockey League
LOS Angeles Kings
Steve Heinze
Kip Brennan
Jason Holland
Manchester
Lubomir Visnovsky
Pavel Rosa
Minnesota Wild
Kyle Waring
Houston
Toronto Maple Leafs
Alexei Ponikarovsky
St. John’s
Baldwin runners headline all area team
Baldwin Highs cross country program is deep and dominant, claiming a fifth straight state title in 2002 with seven runners finishing in the top 13 at the regional. Phil Wagner led the Baldwins at 13th in state while teammates Towns Gerstner Hinton Stansberry Strong and Cowart ranked 22nd to 34th. Anderson County's Cox brothers and Falke also earned all area honors, joining a strong regional showing and first team league accolades.
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Greg Mast
Baldwin High
Baldwin
Matt Noonan
Eric Black
Glen Stansberry
Brayton Gladhart
Ottawa Herald
Mike Spielman
Phil Wagner
Keith Cowart
Zac Towns
Brian Gerstner
Sam Hinton
Edd Stansberry
Jonathan Strong
Kyle Bures
Anderson County
Bures
Frontier League
Danny Cox
Anderson Co
Cox
David
Bulldogs
State
David Cox
Andale
Daniel Simon
Luke Falke
Falke
Laurie Sisk
Justin Sluder
Jeremy Sluder
Central Heights
Dakota
Andrew Bogue
Dustyn Toland
Ottawa
Devin Kueser
Four-year runners shine in All-Area cross country picks
Central Heights athletes Devin Kueser and Jeremy Sluder lead a strong all-area slate. Kueser, a four-time selection, placed second in the league and fourth regionally to help CH to third. Sluder earned all-league honors behind Kueser, with a sixth at regional as a junior, and Justin Sluder contributed as a steady CH scorer.
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Devin Kueser
Central Heights
Kueser
Pomona
Dakota Griqui
Jeremy Sluder
Sluder
Troy Hernandez
Vincent Lickteig
Shane Teter
Criqui
Justin Sluder
Vikings
Andrew Bogue
Ottawa
Bogue
Chris Caruthers
Wellsville Caruthers
Chad Roecker
Wellsville
Roecker
Eagles
Greg Mast
Ottawaherald.com
Cowboys extend win streak over Redskins to ten
Dallas dominates Washington 27-20 as Emmitt Smith rushes for 144 yards in his best game against the Redskins in two years. Rookie Chad Hutchinson helps Dallas win with 145 yards passing and two TDs while Redskins QB Danny Wuerffel throws three TDs and three picks. Patriots beat Lions 20-12 as Antowain Smith runs 80 yards and Bruschi returns an interception for a score.
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Irving
Texas
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Cowboys
Redskins
Emmitt Smith
New England
Detroit
Miami
Buffalo
Chicago
Green Bay
Tennessee
New York Giants
Arizona
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Carolina
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Minnesota
Houston
Indianapolis
Denver
San Diego
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Seattle
San Francisco
Tampa Bay
New Orleans
New York Jets
Oakland
Dallas-Washington
Steve Spurrier
Smith
Washington
Florida
Spurrier
Barry Sanders
Walter Payton
Jerry Rice
Payton
Kevin Mitchell
Dan Snyder
Texas Stadium
Steve
Chad Hutchinson
Danny Wuerffel
Wuerffel
Patriots
Lions
Antowain Smith
Tedy Bruschi
Troy Brown
Young Stanford and North Carolina shine in NIT semifinals
New York AP report notes Stanford and North Carolina as highly young teams at 4-0. Rashad McCants led UNC with 25 in a semifinal upset of Kansas, while Stanford's Julius Barnes anchored a comeback to reach the title game. Both coaches credit summer pickup games for rapid cohesion.
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Stanford
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Rashad McCants
Kansas
Jayhawks
Florida
Julius Barnes
Jawad Williams
Raymond Felton
Melvin Sanders
Matt Doherty
Doherty
Rashad
Mike Montgomery
Cardinal
Barnes
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Toland
Cyclones
Salina
Lance Briggs
Pomona Briggs
Dakota Criqui
Pomona Criqui
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