Maryland Rolls Past Monmouth With 13-0 Second-Half Run
No. 3 Maryland, led by Byron Mouton with 17 points, opened the second half with a 13-0 burst to rout Monmouth 91-55. Juan Dixon added 18 as the Terrapins extended their non-conference home winning streak to 82 and improved to 8-1.
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Contraction talks stall as 2003 deadline looms in baseball
In Boston, players and owners failed to finalize a pact delaying team eliminations to 2003. The dispute over union rights and unilateral folding persisted, with talks continuing after an overnight break. The Twins and Expos would survive for 2002 under an agreement, preserving about 60 jobs.
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Sierra Defeats Mt View In City Championship Prep
Sierra Middle School topped Mt View 27 16 on Tuesday with Saman tha Matta scoring 12 and Lorene Ramos 8. Next, Sierra faces Roswell High in the city championship at Roswell High on Dec 20 at 6 PM.
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College and NBA Scores Roundup With Schedules and Rankings
Summary of basketball results across teams and venues. Includes NBA games Utah 107 at Dallas 98 and LA Clippers 100 at Orlando 92, plus college results like Maryland 91 Monmouth 55 and Washington 67 ash. Also lists upcoming games and notable rankings such as Duke unplayed and Iowa ranked No 15.
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AP All-America Team First String Offense And Defense
The 2001 AP All-America first string offense features Rex Grossman Florida at quarterback with a 6-2 223 profile. Luke Staley BYU and Travis Stephens Tennessee headline the running backs, with Jabar Gaffney Florida and Josh Reed LSU as receivers and Dan Graham Colorado at tight end. LeCharles Bentley Ohio State anchors the center, while Finns Fonoti Gurode McKinnie Pearson headline the linemen. Damon Duval Auburn handles the place kick, and Eric Crouch Nebraska is the all purpose. On defense, Alex Brown Florida Dwight Freeney Syracuse John Henderson Tennessee Julius Peppers North Carolina lead the linemen, with linebackers Calmus Oklahoma and Henderson Maryland and backs Buchanan Miami Craver Nebraska Polamalu USC. Second and third teams list further players and positions.
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LaMont Thompson
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Travis Dorsch
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David Carr
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Clinton Portis
Chester Taylor
Toledo
Kevin Curtis
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Tracey Wistrom
Luke Butkus
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Martin Bibla
Eric Heitman
Stanford
Victor Rogers
Colorado
Frank Romero
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Baseball and hockey team moves across leagues and coaches
The notice lists multiple sports transactions: Dwight Evans named Boston Red Sox hitting coach with Mike Cubbage and Bob Kipper on staff. Keith Foulke extend ed with the White Sox. Roberto Alomar traded from the Indians to the Mets with others going to New York. Mariners acquire Ben Davis and others from San Diego. Jay Powell signs with Rangers. Carlos Tosca named third base coach for the Blue Jays. Cubs acquire Jesus Sanchez. Reds trade Dmitr Young to the Tigers for Juan Encarnacion and Luis Pineda. Brewers sign Raul Casanova. various hockey, basketball and football moves across several teams and leagues including waivers, recalls, and recalls to AHL.
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Bob Kipper
Chicago White Sox
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Cleveland Indians
Roberto Alomar
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Danny Peoples
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Seattle Mariners
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Ramon Vazquez
Cash
San Diego
Ben Davis
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Alex Arias
Texas Rangers
Jay Powell
Toronto Blue Jays
Carlos Tosca
Chicago Cubs
Jesus Sanchez
Florida Marlins
Nate Teut
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