Heisman Winners and Big Sports Moments Snapshot
A compact sports page notes historical Heisman winners from 1936 to 1992 including Larry Kelley Yale 1936 Arnold Boykin 1951 Billy Cannon 1959 and Ty Detmer 1990. It also recalls Jack Nicklaus’s 1973 milestone and France’s 1991 Davis Cup victory, framing key career milestones in golf, football and tennis.
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Larry Kelley
Yale
Arnold
Boykin
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Billy Cannon
Jack Nicklaus
South Carolina
George Rogers
Greg Page
South Africa
Gerrie Coetzee
Sun City
Bophuthatswana
Boston College
Doug Flutie
Ty Detmer
Brigham Young
Detmer
BYU
France
Guy Forget
Pete Sampras
United States
Washington
Michael
Adams sets record with 795th three in Bullets win
Career 3 point record highlight as the Washington Bullets defeat San Antonio 119 to 106. The recap notes Dampier’s 794th 3 point goal for Kentucky in the ABA and NBA, and lists various historical sports milestones and transactions across multiple leagues and years.
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Adams
Bullets
San Antonio
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
ABA
NBA
North Texas
Troy State
Mean Green
SMU
William & Mary
Sylvester Croom
Mississippi State
McKendree College
Harry Statham
Dean Smith
Maryville
Smith
Statham
San Jose Sharks
NHL
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Landon Donovan
David Beckham
Los Angeles Galaxy
Houston Dynamo
Minnesota
Adrian Peterson
Chicago
Eric Dickerson
Jim Brown
Scoreboard shows multiple league moves and college results
AHL moves include Edmonton Oilers recalling Shane Starrett to Bakersfield and Minnesota Wild claiming Nate Prosser off waivers from St Louis. Canadiens signed Zachary Fucale to Brampton after Val dOr, Predators reassigned Juuse Saros to Milwaukee with Anders Lindback recalled, Devils traded Henrique Blandisi and a 2018 third round pick to Anaheim for Sami Vatanen. Rangers traded Adam Cracknell to Montreal for Peter Holland. Several ECHL and AHL loans and retirements listed. MLS Earthquakes sign Anibal Godoy, USL Nashville SC signs Matt Pickens, college football and basketball results and coaching moves also noted.
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Edmonton Oilers
Shane Starrett
Wichita
Bakersfield
Minnesota Wild
Nate Prosser
St. Louis
Montreal Canadiens
Zachary Fucale
Laval
Brampton
Nashville Predators
Juuse Saros
Milwaukee
Anders Lindback
NEW Jersey Devils
Adam Henrique
Joseph Blandisi
Anaheim
Luca Sbisa
American Hockey League
Bakersfield Condors
Jamie Doornbusch
Lehigh Valley Phantoms
Alex Krushelnyski
Reading
SAN Antonio Rampage
Michael Joly
Colorado
Shawn St. Amant
Julien Nantel
Utica Comets
Michael Garteig
Kalamazoo
Adirondack Thunder
Vytal Cote
Norfolk Admirals
Michael Pontarelli
Orlando Solar Bears
Marcus Basara
SAN Jose Earthquakes
M Anibal Godoy
United Soccer League
Nashville SC
Matt Pickens
College Florida
Todd Grantham
Minnesota
Jaylen Waters
N.C. State
Dave Doeren
Oregon State
Jonathan Smith
TEXAS
DeShon Elliott
NBA All Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division
The Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference lists NBA teams and schedule timing in Eastern Standard Time. It outlines standings and potential matchups for upcoming games within the division.
Cowboys fall as Cousins leads late drive and sack surge
Washington wide receiver Ryan Grant catches a 20 yard TD from Kirk Cousins as the Redskins rally on a 75 yard drive. Dak Prescott returns but throws no touchdowns and finishes with 102 passing yards and no turnovers. DeMarcus Lawrence tallies two sacks as Dallas’ defense pressures Cousins, while Bryant’s 61 yard performance threads a late TD setup.
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Redskins
Cousins
Ryan Grant
Prescott
Cowboys
Elliott
Morris
DeMarcus Lawrence
Dallas
David Irving
Bryant
National Basketball and Hockey Scores and Schedules
A dense snapshot lists NBA results including Detroit’s 131 107 win over Phoenix and Golden State 127 123 over L A Lakers, with many late games and Friday through Sunday schedules. It also covers college football conference championships and NHL standings with divisional leaders, then a long slate of late-night hockey matchups and cross-league notices across multiple teams and venues.
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Detroit
Phoenix
Orlando
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Miami
Toronto
Charlotte
Houston
Indiana
Minnesota
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Dallas
San Antonio
Memphis
Golden State
L.A. Lakers
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Denver
Chicago
Milwaukee
Portland
Utah
L.A
L.A. Clippers
Roswell Coyotes Rally Past Rams 72 55 In Bounce Back Win
Roswell built a 31 28 halftime lead, extended to 42 30 in Q3, and pulled away to 72 55 as Burrola and Reese led with timely scoring and steals. Goddard edge Santa Fe 62 61 on Stanford’s late jumper after Madrid’s clutch 3. Dexter ousted by Escalante 30?—ended foul trouble doomed Demons at Melrose Tournament.
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Rams
Taymon Burrola
Coyotes
Roswell
Portales
Reese
Carmona
Barrola
Onate
Goddard
Santa Fe
Hearts
Rockets
Tommy Madrid
Dalin Stanford
Dexter
Escalante
Melrose
Demons
Sergio Ramirez
Arthur Cobos
Elida
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