College Basketball and Pro Sports Schedule Highlights
Television guide lists Thursday January 14 college basketball games on ESPN ESPN2 ESPNU and FS1 plus golf PGA Tour Sony Open first round in Honolulu and European PGA Tour in Kuala Lumpur. NBA and NHL games spread across TNT CBSSN and NBC networks with regional matchups and primetime showdowns.
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UAB
Old Dominion
Iowa
Michigan St
Uconn
Tulsa
ESPNU
High Point
Winthrop
Cess
Kentucky
Illinois
ESPN
Pittsburgh
Louisville
ESPN2
Byu
Gonzaga
Murray St
Washington
Arizona
Pacific
Saint Mary's
California
Stanford
M. Olf
Joburg
Latin America
la Romana
Dominican
Windermere
Fia
Honolulu
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
NBA
College basketball scoreboard notes and outcomes
Oklahoma State 72 Oklahoma 74. West Virginia at Oklahoma next. Maryland not playing. Duke falls 63 to Clemson. SMU wins 79 55 at East Carolina. South Carolina loses 50 to Alabama. Purdue tops Penn State 74 57. Gonzaga faces BYU next. Multiple NHL and college hockey results and schedules listed with several teams idle.
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NBA
Toronto
Orlando & P.m
TNT
Cleveland
San Antonio
Golden State
NHL
Chicago
Montreal
Maryland
Michigan
South Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio St
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
West Virginia
Ohio State
Michigan State
Iowa
Joe Carolina
Tate
Villanova
Marquette
Georgetown
Xavier
Miami
Clemson
Duke
Notre Dame
SMU
East Carolina
Tulane
Providence
Seton Hall
Virginia
Florida State
Auburn
Satur
Aes
Georgia
Satu
Iowa State
Kansas State
Arizona
Washington
Alabama
Missouri
Louisville
Thursda
Pittsburg
Ar Ear
Texas Tech
Butler
St. Bonin’'s
Purdue
Penn State
Rutgers
Gonzaga
BYU
San Diego
This Day in Sports Highlights From 1943 to 2016
A condensed chronicle notes Montreal's Alex Smart scoring in his NHL debut in 1943, Margaret Smith's 1962 Australian Open title, Packers' 1968 Super Bowl win with a record gate, undefeated 1973 Dolphins, postseasons by Montana and Elway in 1990, Brady's 2012 six TD passes, and other major NFL, NHL, and college sports milestones across decades with notable players and teams.
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Van
Montreal
Alex Smart
Anadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Margaret Smith
Jan Lehane
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Miami Dolphins
Washington Redskins
Joe Montana
San Francisco 49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
Terry Bradshaw
John Elway
Denver Broncos
Cleveland Browns
Kerry Collins
New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings
Tennessee Lady Vols
YePaul
Johnny Weir
U.S
New Orleans
Durant scores 29 as Thunder top Mavs amid Westbrook ejection
Kevin Durant tallies 29 points and 10 rebounds to lead Oklahoma City past Dallas 108-89. Russell Westbrook is ejected in the second quarter after a second technical foul. Dal las resting starters and coach Rick Carlisle rotate to cope with back-to-back.
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Oklahoma City
Kevin Durant
Oklahoma City Thunder
Dallas
Mavericks
Thunder
Russell Westbrook
J.J. Barea
Westbrook
Cleveland
Rick Carlisle
Dirk Nowitzki
Wesley Matthews
Chandler Parsons
Deron Williams
Zaza Pachulia
Barea
Ibaka
Villanueva
Indiana
Dion Waiters
JaVale McGee
Jeremy Evans
Felton Nowitzki
Elvin Hayes
NBA
Merri
Adams
Evander Holyfield
Chris Buescher
Cameron Payne
Chargers weigh next move after NFL stadium vote
NFL owners approved Kroenke for a $1.8 billion Inglewood stadium as the Chargers mull restarting talks with San Diego backed by a $100 million NFL contribution or striking a deal with Kroenke to join the Rams in Inglewood. Spanos faces a March relocation decision while San Diego officials push for a fresh start with the team.
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Spanos
San Diego
NFL
Qualcomm
Stan Kroenke
St. Louis Rams
Inglewood
Kroenke
Rams
Los Angeles Coliseum
Fabiani
Chargers
Los Angeles
Multiple MLB NFL and CFL Roster Moves Evident Across Leagues
Baseball agencies announce agreements with Tigers Athletics and Rangers. Mariners designate Schugel and promote scouts. Dodgers Red Sox etc. Football clubs from Cardinals to Jets sign, release or reassign players. Winnipeg signed receiver and NHL suspends New Jersey player Bobby Farn.
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Detroit Tigers
Justin Wilson
Oakland Athletics
Vander Alonso
Seattle Mariners
A.J. Schugel
Todd Donovan
Nick Manno
Andy Pratt
Jason Lefkowitz
Texas Rangers
Kohsuke Tomita
Tom Wilhelmsen
Pedro Ciriaco
Ben Baroody
Toronto Blue Jays
Gil Kim
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Chris Hatcher
Miami Marlins
Tommy Medica
Andre Rienzo
Reed
Edwin Jackson
Chris Johnson
SAN Francisco Giants
Cody
Arizona
Washington Nationals
Wilson Ramos
Ee Yi Erik Davis
Taylor Hillight
Syracuse
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Cristiano Felicio
Canton
Arizona Cardinals
Quayshawn Nealy
Buffalo Bills
Ed Reed
Carolina Panthers
Jarrett Boykin
Cincinnati Bengals
Greg Little
Cleveland Browns
Hue Jackson
Minnesota Vikings
David Yankey
NEW England Patriots
Torrian Wilson
DeAndre Carter
Cedric Thompson
J.J. Worren
NEW York Jets
DE Lawrence Okoye
Canadian Football League
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ricky Collins
NHL
New Jersey
Bobby Farn
Browns hire Hue Jackson as head coach in Cleveland
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam announced Hue Jackson will lead Cleveland after firing coach Pettine. Jackson, former Bengals offensive coordinator, driven by quarterback work with Palmer and Dalton, takes over a team with 2nd pick in draft and ongoing quarterback questions.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Haslam
Browns
Oakland
Carson Palmer
Andy Dalton
California
Jared Goff
Memphis
Paxton Lynch
Johnny Manziel
Manziel
Las Vegas
Pacific
Dalton
Bengals
Pettine
Ray Farmer
NFL
Rams exit deep in St. Louis leaves void for region
Officials and fans reacted to the Rams departure with melancholy and anger as Kroenke’s LA plan ends a Rams era. The move jeopardizes hundreds of local jobs and future stadium-related construction, while the city pledges to move forward without NFL football.
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Gateway Arch
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kroenke
Los Angeles
Slay
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