College Basketball Results From Monday Night Action
Eastern Chesey St edged Slippery Rock 75 72 Colby defeated Lowell 107 93 Hamilton beat Cortland 89 70 Hartwick toppled Brockport St 81 63 Holy Cross beat Boston Col 99 98 OT Manhattan downed Seton Hall 95 86 Massachusetts defeated Pittsburgh 76 64 New Hampshire beat Northeastern 64 62 Providence defeated Long Island U 85 62 St Bonaventure beat St Francis Pa 75 72 St Donns NY defeated Niagara 60 St Lawrence beat Clarkson 103 90 Syracuse beat Canisius 100 59 Williams defeated Worcester Tech 70 62 Alabama beat Florida 81 70 FE Tennessee St defeated Morehead 79 93 Florida St beat Oral Roberts 80 76 OT Kentucky beat Georgia 78 67 McNeese St 84 80 Lamar 80 OT Mississippi St beat Auburn 82 OT Samford beat Georgia Southern 68 SW Louisiana defeated Tex Arlington 106 104 Tennessee beat Vanderbilt 59 46 Midwest Detroit beat Loyola Chicago 89 69 Illinois defeated Principia 95 91 20Ts Southwest Southwestern Texas 102 90 Central Okla 90 First Round East Coast Conference West Section Bucknell beat W Chester 88 67 Rider 60 East Section American 97 Hofstra 77
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Sports Calendar Preview Highlights Local Baseball and Track
The schedule lists Eagles against Permian and JV games at 4 p.m and 4 30 p.m. on Thursday with Odessa events and Fort Stockton matchups over Friday and Saturday. Across college basketball, St Josephs Pa beat Drexel 90 80 while Texas State downed Angelo State 68 66 and Indiana State edged West Texas State 90 76 with Drake topping Illinois 59 and Bradley beating Wichita State 71.
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North Texas releases its 1978 football schedule
North Texas State announced its 1978 football schedule on Monday. The Mean Green face Texas on October 14 in Austin and travel outside Texas only twice, with seven home games including three at Texas Stadium. Other dates include UTEP, Mississippi State, New Mexico State, Oklahoma State, West Texas State, Louisiana Tech, Southern Miss, Northeast Louisiana, and Memphis State.
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Rematch of last year's LSC finals in Brownwood tonight
East Texas State and Howard Payne meet in the Lone Star Conference post season tournament final in Brownwood. ETSU rides a 20-8 mark and a 20 win season are on the line, while Howard Payne seeks to defend its regular season title and reach the final.
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Cox and Gullikson Power U S National Indoor Opens Round One
Unseeded Mark Cox defeated Roscoe Tanner 6 4 6 1 and Tim Gullikson beat John Newcombe 6 4 7 6 in the first round of the $225,000 U S Indoor. Brian Gottfried Manuel Orantes Raul Ramirez J Lloyd also won.
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Kentucky Clinches SEC Title With 78 67 Georgia Win
Kentucky returns to AP top spot by clinching the Southeastern Conference title with a 78-67 victory over Georgia. The win gives Kentucky its 23rd win in 25 games while Georgia’s Walter Daniels scored 25. Louisville topped St. Louis 94-59 as Double-figure scorers Darroll Griffith and Rick Wilson led the team. Other top teams posted wins and sets up for postseason. Florida State, Syracuse, Detroit, and Providence all won to finish strong.
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No weakness seen in 1978 Texas Rangers
Pompano Beach Florida AP Newly acquired left hander Jon Matlack says he sees no weakness in the 1978 Texas Rangers after joining Texas in a multi team 11 player deal. Matlack notes his belief in the talent around him and that he won’t need perfection daily to win. Manager Billy Hunter praises Matlacks stuff and health saying he has real stuff and an arm sound despite last years struggles. Matlack emphasizes the need to start strong after a difficult previous season.
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Brock Sees Baseball Tailoring Its Future To Specialists
Lou Brock, base stealing specialist, argues baseball may become a sport of specialists with platoon players and a designated runner. He notes speed alone isn’t enough and cites Bruce Jenner as an example of athletic versatility. Brock, nearing his 18th season, reflects on his record chase and predicts future shifts in how the game’s offense and defense might be organized.
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No. 1 Kentucky eyes tournament after top AP rank
Kentucky reclaimed the No. 1 spot after beating Georgia 78-67 and gaining 1,044 points. Coach Joe Hall and players say rankings matter little at tournament time as Kentucky prepares for the NCAA Midwest Regional in Knoxville on March 11. Arkansas, Kansas, DePaul, Notre Dame, New Mexico, Michigan State, and North Carolina follow in the top ten. Utah enters the rankings as Minnesota drops out.
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