Sports on TV and records from Super Bowl night
Television schedule for college basketball NBA and hockey events on February 7 with listed games across BTN SEC CBSSN ESPN FS1 ESPN2 ESPNU ESPNEWS and NBCSN plus a skiing event and a detailed list of Super Bowl records and NFL draft orders set in Philadelphia.
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Maryland
Penn St
SEC
Alabama
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Umass
LSU
Kentucky
ESPN2
Florida
Georgia
ESPNU
Tulsa
Memphis
Wake Forest
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Villanova
Illinois
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
San Diego St
San Jose
NBA
Orlando
Houston
NHL
Los Angeles
Tampa Bay
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Scoreboard through Feb 5 Compact list of rodeo standings
All-around leader Caleb Smith of Bellville Texas earns $34372 followed by Clayton Hass Weatherford Texas and Tuf Cooper Weatherford Texas. Event leaders include Tim OConnell Zwingle Iowa in Bareback and Ty Erickson Helena Montana in Steer Wrestling. Also shows team roping leaders Erich Rogers Round Rock Arizona and Russell Cardoza Terrebonne Oregon with top riders across Saddle Bronc Steer Roping and more. Historical notes follow with multiple dated sports milestones.
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Caleb Smith
Bellville
Texas
Clayton Hass
Weatherford
Tuf Cooper
Kyle Smith
Oakdale
Calif
John Leinaweaver
Orrtanna
Trevor Brazile
Decatur
Trell Etbauer
Goodwell
Okla
Cash Myers
Athens
Marcus Theriot
Poplarville
Miss
Brent Lewis
Pinon
N.M
Tim O'Connell
Zwingle
Iowa
Bill Tutor
Huntsville
Winn Ratliff
Leesville
Tanner Aus
Granite Falls
Minn
Chad Rutherford
Lake Charles
Ty Erickson
Helena
Mont
Tyler Waguespack
Gonzales
Lake Branquinho
Los Alamos
Chance Howard
Cedarville
Ark
Erich Rogers
Round Rock
Ariz
Cody Snow
Los Olivos
Tom Richards
Humboldt
Dustin Egusquiza
Mariana
Fla
Kaleb Driggers
Albany
Russell Cardoza
Terrebonne
Ore
Cory Petska
Marana
Wesley Thorp
Throckmorton
John Robertson
Polson
Junior Nogueira
Presidente Pruden
Brazil
Jacobs Crawley
Boerne
Andy Reed
Spearman
CoBurn Bradshaw
Beaver
Utah
Jesse Wright
Milford
Curtis Garton
Kaitaia
New Zealand
Marcos Costa
Childress
Bryson Sechrist
Apache
J.C. Malone
Plain City
Cody Lee
Gatesville
Scott Snedecor
Fredericksburg
Rocky Patterson
Pratt
Kan
Shay Good
Midland
Cole Melancon
Liberty
Garrett Smith
Rexburg
Idaho
Dustin Bowen
Waller
Sage Kimzey
Strong City
Dalan Duncan
Ballard
Larrel
Tiany Schuster
Krum
Kathy Grimes
Medical Lake
Wash
Stevi Hillman
Jordan Moore
Manston
Wis
Fallon Taylor
Collinsville
Multiple Pro Athletes Signed or Traded Across Leagues
Baseball moves include Wily Mo Pena on a minor league deal with Cleveland. Adrianza claimed by Minnesota. Pat Light designated. Laredo Lemurs sign Troy Marks and Colton Reavis. Lincoln Saltdogs trade Tyler Urps to Fargo Moorhead. Saints sign Brady Collins. GoldEyes sign Mikey OBrien. Frontier adds Ozzy Gate Beck. Schaumburg signs Richard England. Traverse City Beach Bums ink Ryan Garvey. Washington Wild Things sign Bobby San Martin. Wobrock traded to Florence for Mark Smyth. NBA fines Kerr 25000. Memphis sends Davis to Iowa. Derrick Williams waived. Okaro White signed. NFL Browns claim Tyvis Powell. Steelers release Justin Gilbert. 49ers hire Kyle Shanahan. CFL Winnipeg signs Alex Chist. NHL Buffalo extends Justin Falk. Devils recall Karl Stollery. Bridgeport reassigned Jesse Graham. Manchester announces calls to Ontario and Springfield. MLS Atlanta United signs Carlos Carmona. Philadelphia signs Marcus Epps. Seattle loans Mansaray to Cincinnati. Boston announces Whitney Engen departure. College notes update staff across several schools. Tennessee suspensions adjusted. Washington (Missouri) lifts soccer policy probe finding.
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Gate Beck
Schaumburg Boomers
Richard England
Traverse City Beach
Derrick Williams
Okaro White
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Tyvis Powell
Seattle
Pittsburgh Steelers
Justin Gilbert
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Kyle Shanahan
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Alex Chist- Hocke
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Justin Falk
Derek Grant
Nashville
Rochester
NEW Jersey Devils
Karl Stollery
Albany
Bridgeport Sound Tigers
Jesse Graham
Missouri
Manchester Monarchs
Quentin Shore
Alexx Privitera
Ontario
AHL
LW Dryden Hunt
Springfield
Atlanta United
Carlos Carmona
Philadelphia Union
M Marcus Epps
Seattle Sounders FC
Victor Mansaray
FC Cincinnati
Boston Breakers
Whitney Engen
College American Athletic Conference
Catherine Carmignani
Directo
BROWN
Karen Lockhart
Clemson
Amanda Polk
College OF Charleston
Alex Ellis
East Tennessee State
Sean Dwyer
Furman
Addison Williams
Hampden-Sydney
Richard Epperson
Davis Wake
Kansas
Carlton Bragg
Louisville
Mangok Mathiang
Deng Adel
Gasol and Randolph lift Grizzlies past Leonard-less Spurs 89 74
Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph each scored 15 as the Memphis Grizzlies defeated the San Antonio Spurs 89 74 in Memphis. Mike Conley added 12 and nine assists while Kawhi Leonard was a late scratch for San Antonio.
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Memphis
Tenn
Marc Gasol
Zach Randolph
Mike Conley
Memphis Grizzlies
San Antonio Spurs
Spurs
Kawhi Leonard
David Lee
LaMarcus Aldridge
Danny Green
Manu Ginobili
San Antonio
Brady Reflects on Family Support After Overtime Win
Tom Brady praised his mother for strength during a 34 28 overtime victory over the Atlanta Falcons. He noted his father’s steady presence and thanked his family for support amid health issues while joking about a missing game jersey. Brady also defended the season’s effort and praised James White for MVP-worthy play.
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Atlanta Falcons
Brady
Texas
Rangers
Houston
Bill Belichick
Belichick
NFL
Roger Goodell
Patriots
Robert Kraft
Goodell
Public Enemy
New England
Kraft
Patriots claim fifth title in dramatic Super Bowl comeback
The Patriots toppled the Falcons 34 28 in a 91 yard game winning drive capped by James White 2 point conversion after Tom Brady shattered records with 446 passing yards 62 attempts and 43 completions. Brady led the comeback as Atlanta folded late in the second quarter and New England sealed the win in overtime amid celebrations.
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James White
New England
Atlanta
Roger Craig
San Francisco
Jerry Rice
Ricky Watters
Terrell Davis
Denver
Tom Brady
Kurt Warner
St. Louis
Jim Kelly
Buffalo
Brady
Demaryius Thomas
Bill Belichick
Carolina
Miami
Tennessee
NY Giants
Washington
New Orleans
Charles Haley
Dallas
Grady Jarrett
Reggie White
Green Bay
Darnell Dockett
Arizona
Kony Ealy
Alford
Thang
Deion Sanders
Patriots
Matthew Slater
NFL
Terry Bradshaw
Joe Montana
Tom
Chris Hogan
White
San Francisco 49Ers
Josh McDaniels
Stephen Gostkowski
Matt Ryan
Julio Jones
Trey Flowers
Edelman
Danny Amendola
Greyhounds Third in South Central Poll After Split
Eastern New Mexico University women's basketball sits third in the Division II South Central Media Poll with a 16-5 overall record and 12-2 in the Lone Star Conference after last week's results. The Hounds beat Tarleton State then lost at Texas A&M Commerce, marking ENMU's ninth straight regional appearance. Colorado State Pueblo leads the poll as ENMU equals their best win total since 198?
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Alabama
Darryl Sittler
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Michael Jordan
Lisa Leslie
Morningside High School
Inglewood
Calif
South Torrance High Schoo
South Torrance
Mark Everett
Martin McGrady
New York
Everett
McGrady
Madison Square Garden
Joe Mullen
Pittsburgh Penguins
Florida
Pebble Beach
Tiger Woods
Woods
Eagle
Ben Hoos
Drew Brees
New Orleans Saints
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Tracy Porter
Manning
Colts
Tyler Griffey
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Hoosiers
Associated Press
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Philadelphia University
Herb Magee
Magee
Rams
Post
von Miller
Denver
Broncos
Cam Newton
Carolina Panthers
Rachel Banham
Minnesota
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Banham
Cindy Brown
Long Beach State
San Jose State
West Texas A&m
Texas A&m Commerce
Colorado State Pueblo
Greyhounds
LSC
ENMU
Western New Mexico University
Colorado State-Pueblo
Angelo State
Eastern New Mexico
Regis
Colorado Mesa
St. Mary's
St. Edward’s
Fort Lewis
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