NFL Playoffs and College Notes From Weekend Action
Summary of playoff results with teams Kansas City Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Seattle Minnesota Green Bay Washington and others. College basketball mentions Oklahoma Iowa State North Carolina West Virginia Maryland SMU Indiana Duke and more with limited game details and next opponents.
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Underdog Kentucky Beats Rutgers in Lopsided Return
Purdue improves to 16-3 with a 107-57 victory over Rutgers. Kentucky did not play next, advancing to a game at Arkansas on Thursday. South Carolina 16-1 did not play with a trip to Mississippi next, while Indiana 15-3 was idle with a home game vs Illinois coming Tuesday.
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Rockets hold double digit lead in defensive third quarter
The Rockets dominated the second quarter and built a 40-27 halftime edge. Four Rockets scored in the third as they kept a double digit advantage while handling a full-court press from the Falcons. Katherine Kolker led with 17 points, Beene 16, Villalpondo 15, and Micaela Kolker 12 as a 69-57 final.
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Tech Hosts West Virginia as TCU Eyes Iowa State
Tech also notes a Monday game after Baylor’s 63 60 win in Lubbock. TCU sits 3-2 since moving into its rebuilt campus arena. Tech aims for a matchup with No 6 West Virginia while TCU travels to No 19 Iowa State on Saturday.
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Mavericks Rally to Take Lead Before Final Quarter
The Mavericks overcame a late third quarter deficit as Boston surged to a 72-70 edge entering the fourth. Dallas answered with a 10-1 run to move ahead 90-87 with 2:47 left, then faced Celtics at Toronto and Mavericks host Minnesota next.
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Comprehensive NBA and tennis results across multiple venues
A dense scoreboard roundup lists NBA games including Minnesota at New Orleans and Golden State at Chicago with evening starts, plus NHL and soccer-style matchups. It also covers Melbourne Park tennis results with many first-round singles and doubles outcomes, detailing seeds and scores amid the purse and surface notes.
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Marcel Granollers
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Ekaterina Makarova
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Tennis results and multiple sports signings across leagues
Belarus beat Jelena Jankovic 6-4 6-3 and Polona Hercog 6-3 6-3 in a set of women’s matches. Johanna Konta defeated Venus Williams 6-4 6-2, Elina Svitolina beat Victoria Duval 6-2 6-3, and Yaroslava Shvedova downed Tsveta Pironkova 6-4 6-4. Major baseball, football, hockey, and other signings follow, including Lorenzo Cain with the Royals, Colby Lewis with the Rangers, Dee Gordon with the Marlins, and various coaching and roster moves across NFL, NBA, and AHL teams.
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Referee Involved in Penn State Neashan Game Incident
A referee named Mal Reica officiated a Penn State versus Neashan contest. The event drew attention for onfield calls and game flow impacting the outcome and fan reactions.
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This Day in Sports Highlights by Year and Iconic Moments
A chronological digest notes 1952 PGA approval of black players. 1972 Koufax Hall of Fame call with Berra and Wynn elected. 1974 Notre Dame ends UCLA’s 88 game run in NCAA hoops. 2005 LeBron James youngest triple double at 20 years 20 days. 2006 Pat Summitt 900th win. 2008 Bode Miller 28 World Cup wins. 2012 Serena Williams tops Australian Open match 500th win. 2012 Hannah Kearney sets 11th consecutive moguls win. 2014 Ivanovic defeats Williams at Australian Open and Manning leads Broncos to AFC title. 2014 Wilson, Seahawks win NFC title. 2015 Lindsey Vonn sets 63rd World Cup win.
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Cyclones stun No. 1 Oklahoma 82 77 in Ames
No. 19 Iowa State upset top-ranked Oklahoma 82-77 as Georges Niang scored 22 and Monte Morris added 20. Morris sealed the win with a jumper and Abdel Nader hit two free throws with 3.1 seconds left.
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Johnny Bach dies at 91 former Bulls assistant coach
Johnny Bach, 91, helped the Chicago Bulls win three NBA titles as Phil Jacksons assistant from 1991 to 1993. He also coached at Fordham Penn State and had a long career with the Warriors, Bulls, and other NBA teams.
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