Jaguars hand Texans 11th straight loss on Thursday night
Jacksonville beat Houston 27-20 as Chad Henne threw two TD passes and Jordan Todman capped a trick play. The Jaguars (4-9) won their third straight and snapped a home drought, while the Texans (2-11) extended their franchise record losing streak to 11.
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Cowboys look to finish December in playoff mix
Dallas owner Jerry Jones insists Tony Romo can carry the Cowboys into December with playoff hopes intact. Dallas, 7-5, hosts Green Bay after facing Chicago, Washington, and a pivotal season finale vs Philadelphia, as December pressure mounts.
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Prep basketball scores across multiple games and leagues
AP scores show Alamogordo 33 over EP Americas 30. Aztec 60 over Tularosa 59 in OT. Santa Fe Prep 65 76, Gateway Christian 27. Fort Sumner 84 over Floyd 59. Onate 43 over Clint Horizon 36. Piedra Vista 59 over Thoreau 43. Raton 75 over Hoehne 71. Roswell 85 over Portales 50. EP Bel Air 61 over Deming 45. Farmington 37 over Ignacio 32. Friona 47 over Tucumcari 31. Gallup 95 over Wingate 38. NMMI 30 over ? 23. Hughes signs with Minnesota Twins. Bloomquist signs with Seattle Mariners. NHL NBA and college scores follow with various results and upcoming games.
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NFL and NCAA Scoreboard Highlights Include Weekend Games
A broad slate shows NBA games across multiple cities with 5:30 to 8 p.m. starts and Saturday matchups. NFL at a glance lists Sunday results with Detroit, Green Bay, Baltimore and more plus Monday night Dallas at Chicago.
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TV SportsWatch Schedule Highlights Dec 6
Friday schedule features Bowling Green vs Northern Illinois in the MAC title game in Detroit. Also listed are golf events in Thousand Oaks and Sun City, a men’s college basketball matchup Arizona State at DePaul plus Kentucky vs Baylor in Arlington, a Notre Dame visit by UMass hockey, a Denver at Boston NBA game, World Cup Draw in Brazil, and Birds of Prey tape in Avon Colorado.
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Hagerman tops NMMI in Dora Invitational opener
Hagerman overcame a seven point halftime deficit to win 30 23 in the Dora Invitational first round. Lori Gossett led the Bobcats with 11 points while Jessica Rodriguez added nine and Taylor Hamill eight as NMMI fell to 2 1. NMMI led 9 2 after the first quarter and 17 10 at halftime.
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NHL and MLB updates from Thursday sports transactions
NHL results include Montreal 4 New Jersey 3 and St Louis 5 New York Islanders 5 plus multiple tonight and tomorrow schedules. MLB notes retirement for Bill Haase, Dave Winfield appointment, and several minor and major contract agreements across AL and NL teams. NBA NBA WNBA football CFL signings and resignings listed with team names and roles.
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