Randy Johnson Emerges as Hall of Fame Lock
At 6 feet 10 inches Randy Johnson dominated on the mound with a 303-166 career record and nine strikeout titles. His best years came with the Diamondbacks where he won four straight Cy Young awards and the team's only World Series title to date.
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Texas Tops Texas Tech In Big 12 Opener Rally
No. 11 Texas survives a Texas Tech surge to win 70-61 in Lubbock. Javan Felix scored 15 and Jonathan Holmes 14 as the Longhorns, led by Barnes, held the Red Raiders to 29 percent shooting and dominated rebounds. Holmes reached 1,001 career points with a first-second-half basket.
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Rockets rebound with 115 79 win over Heat
James Harden led Houston with 28 points and Dwight Howard added 23 as the Rockets routed the Miami Heat 115-79. Houston built a big third quarter run and held a 34 point lead late, powering past Miami as Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh each had 15 for the Heat.
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Lobos rally past Rams with late buzzer beater win
New Mexico beat Colorado State 60s? The text notes an 18-4 run to reach 55-37 with 9:11 left and a buzzer beating 3 by Williams. Delaney scored 14.4 ppg and Greenwood 11.2 ppg but contributed little until late. Rams coach Larry Eustachy is 0-5 against New Mexico in prior meetings.
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