Basketball Schedule Highlights for January 26
January 26 features Frank Phillips at NMMI and Carlsbad at Goddard at 6 30 p m with junior varsity Goddard at Hagerman and Roswell C at NMMI plus Cacia at Dexter all listed under boys basketball matchups for the evening.
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Roswell
Cacia
Dexter
Little League Registration Dates and Locations Across Groups
The notice lists registration dates for Dexter Eastside Lions Hondo and Optimist Little Leagues. Schedules run January 28 through March 3 with varied times and sites including Dexter Fire Department Dexter Elementary Roswell Mall and Optimist facilities. Contact persons and phone numbers are provided for each league.
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Edubina Morales
Eastside
Johnny Sanchez
Joe Mendoza
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Optimist Little League
Roswell
Optimist
Coy Skinner
Ed Henry
Mark Beeman
Goodell Extends NFL Commissioner Contract Through 2018
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell extends his contract through 2018 after 32 clubs approve the extension following a season marked by a players lockout and a new labor deal. The 52 year old leader, who took over in 2006, praised owners players and staff and pledged to build on league momentum.
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Colts hire Ravens' Pagano as coach
Colts hire Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano as head coach introducing him at a news conference. Pagano, 51, will be the team’s first head coach after years as an assistant with stops in Oakland Cleveland Miami North Carolina. He replaces Jim Caldwell following a 2 14 season. Team owner Jim Irsay reshuffled front office naming Ryan Grigson as GM. Pagano spent three years with the Ravens before becoming defensive coordinator. Ravens ranked high in defense.
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Helmet catch defines David Tyree's career
Eli Manning earned MVP honors as the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots 17 to 14 in Super Bowl XLII. Plaxico Burress delivered the decisive late grab while David Tyree's helmet catch under pressure became the defining moment of his career and set up Manning's final drive for the winning TD.
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East Rutherford
N.J
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Plaxico Burress
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New England Patriots
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Funeral service held for Joe Paterno in State College
Thousands lined Beaver Stadium and the town streets as Joe Paterno is laid to rest. The silent processional carried the coach's casket in an electric blue hearse past landmarks including a library bearing his name on the way to Pine Hall cemetery. Fans, students, alumni and former players spoke of the lasting impact he made for athletes and students.
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Timberwolves keep Kevin Love with four year extension
Kevin Love and the Minnesota Timberwolves agreed to a four year deal worth about 60 to 62 million dollars with a final year player option. The All Star forward ranks among league leaders in points rebounds and minutes and will stay with the team under a maximum salary contract to preserve cap flexibility for future moves.
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Kevin Love
Minnesota Timberwolves
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Dallas
Mavericks
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