Rice and Sanders pick Pro Bowl captains in new draft format
In Honolulu NFL great Jerry Rice and Deion Sanders act as captains and general managers for Pro Bowl teams choosing players by position after a coin toss. Rice favors a passer in Brees and Quinn, while Sanders adds Charles and Watt. The draft proceeds in two parts with a live NFL Network reveal and coaches Pagano and Rivera guiding snappers as a need position.
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Drew Brees
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Robert Quinn
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Jamaal Charles
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Kyle Williams
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Colts
Greenwood heats up as Lobos beat Boise State 84 75
New Mexico guard Hugh Greenwood scored 20 points including five three-pointers to cap a strong shooting night and help the Lobos extend their lead over Boise State. Kendall Williams added 18 as Cameron Bairstow, Alex Kirk, and the team pace balanced the offense. Derrick Marks and Ryan Watkins led a Broncos rally, but NM held on.
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Alex Kirk
Rice
Derrick Marks
Ryan Watkins
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Prep basketball results from several games across leagues
Mesilla Valley Christian beat Tularosa 71 to 56 and Monte de Sol defeated Santa Fe Waldorf 58 to 35. NMMI won 67 37 over Gateway Christian while Pojoaque topped Santa Fe Indian 62 to 45. Rio Rancho beat Rio Grande 66 58, Roswell 84 68 over Hobbs, Cobre 42 over St. Plus X 54, Tse Yi Gai 78 over Shiprock Northwest 65, Valley 57 over Atrisco Heritage, West Mesa 76 58 over Rio Grande. Girls scores included Piedra Vista 66 over Bayfield 59 and Sandia 41 over Cleveland 36. In college action Kentucky edged Texas A M 66 61 as Randle notches double double. Pittsburgh routed Clemson 76 43 behind Zanna 22 points. Texas rallied to 67 64 over Kansas State on a Holmes buzzer beater.
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NBA and NHL Scores and Schedules Roundup
Monday and Tuesday results from NBA games including Dallas 102 Cleveland 97 and L A Clippers 112 Detroit 103. Chicago 102 L A Lakers 100 in OT. Portland 113 Houston 126. Indiana 102 Golden State 94. Also hockey scores, pro bowls, and assorted college sports moves and trades listed with teams and outcomes.
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Michigan State Tops Indiana To Stay Unbeaten In Big Ten
Michigan State, ranked No. 3, beat Indiana 71-66 as Gary Harris scored 20 of his 24 in the second half. The Spartans improved to 18-1 overall and 7-0 in conference, extending their home dominance over Indiana.
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Will Sheehey
Northwestern
Allen stars as NMMI tops Gateway in decisive first quarter
In the first quarter the Colts fell behind as Gateway pressed but NMMI surged with Allen scoring 20 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocks to pace the win. Brown added 11 points and three assists for the Colts while Jake Moody led Gateway with 12 points.
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TV Sports Watch Schedule Highlights College Hoops and Hockey
TV schedule lists men's college games including Indiana at St, Kansas State at ESPNU Missouri at LSU, Texas A&M at Kentucky, Georgia Tech at Boston, Butler at Providence. Hockey coverage features NCSA event finals in Melbourne and Australian Open quarterfinals on ESPN networks.
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