Downey leads Gamecocks past top-ranked Kentucky
Devan Downey scored 30 points as South Carolina defeated Kentucky 68-62 in Columbia. The upset ended Kentucky's undefeated run, with Downey and guard Brandis Raley-Ross keying the win and Downey delivering late free throws to seal it.
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High School Tuesday Basketball Scores From AP
The Associated Press tabulates Tuesday boys results with Belew defeating Moriarty 57 49 Bloomfield 72 57 Bosque School 70 26 Jemez Valley 26 Artesia 43 Deming 38 EP Cathedral Texas 15 Eldorado 80 42 Farmington 50 44 Fort Sumner 73 57 Gallup 49 47 Cibola 61 53 Grants 61 53 Hagerman 74 50 Highland 70 68 Hobbs 80 41 La Cueva 80 39 Lordsburg 70 54 Los Alamos 67 35 Lovington 44 33 Manzano 81 51 McCurdy 53 51 Melrose 46 30 Menaul 83 52 Mesilla Valley Christian 63 54 Newcomb 54 50 Piedra Vista 64 48 Roswell 53 51 Sandia 53 51 Sandia Prep 68 21 Santa Teresa 60 47 St Pius 65 35 Tatum 48 41 Dora 45 38 Eldorado 56 14 Floyd 68 45 Hagerman 56 24 Hope Christian 64 25 Mesa Vista 66 33 Monarty 38 30 Rio Grande 75 35 Roswell 47 20 Silver 58 48 Tatum 43 37 Thoreau 70 53 Tohajnee 47 43
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Basketball National Basketball A ALA Glance All Times Mountain
Eastern Conference Atlantic Division standings and team notes summarized from a sports brief highlighting a snapshot of league divisions and team positions. The item references the ALA context and lists conference groupings and geographic divisions.
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NBA and NFL Playoff Scoreboard Snapshot
A dense scoreboard recap lists Monday to Thursday NBA results, including Indiana over Philadelphia 109 98 and Utah 124 over Phoenix 115, plus NFL Playoff Glance results from wild cards to the Super Bowl. It records teams, scores, and upcoming game times in a compact sports digest voice.
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Australian Open glance shows top seeds advance in Melbourne
On Tuesday the ninth day of the Australian Open featured Andy Murray and Marin Cilic winning men’s matches while Justine Henin Zheng Jie led the women’s winners. Nadal retired with a knee issue and Roddick continued after trainer reassurance. Quarterfinals loom with Federer Davydenko Djokovic Tsonga and Williams sisters in key draws.
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Transactions highlight from Tuesday sports briefs
Baseball signings include Miguel Tejada Jeremy Hermida and Ben Sheets. The Yankees acquire Greg Golson from Texas, while Carlos Ruiz lands a three year Phillies deal. Hue Jackson promoted by the Raiders. Rangers recall Chad Johnson and assign Matt Zaba. NHL moves spotlights David Hale in conditioning and Kent Austin football hire. Michigan State suspensions follow campus incident. Scottie Hazelton becomes North Dakota State defensive coordinator. SMU Torlan Pittman suspension after arrest. Texas State extends Brad Wright through 2012.
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TV SportsWatch Schedule January 27
Men's college hoops Notre Dame at Villanova Texas A&M at Oklahoma State and Florida State at Duke air on ESPN networks. Australian Open quarterfinals and semifinals for men and women from Melbourne plus late night coverage.
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Roswell Local Sports Briefs Mix Meetings and Tournaments
Roswell groups announce several youth sports events and fundraisers including a January 28 board and coaches meeting at Yucca Recreation Center with 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. call 910 1723. Registration deadlines are January 29 for youth basketball and February 12 for coed volleyball. A Valentine Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament is February 6 at Cahoon Park Courts with entry by February 1.
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Eastside Little League Sign-Ups Schedule and Fees
Eastside Little League offers sign-ups on February dates from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club cafeteria 201 S Garden with final day March 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. Tryouts set for March 13 at 10 a.m. Residency proof and birth certificates required. Fees start at 35 dollars for the first child, 30 for the second, 25 for each additional. Players aged 5 to 15 eligible. Lions Hondo Little League also opens registration starting January 30 at Yucca Recreation Center 500 S Richardson Ave from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Required are three proofs of residence and a birth certificate. Fee is 40 dollars per player. Age eligibility 4 to 15. For information, contact Pam Boyd at 317-2364 or 622-7483 or Sybil Boyd at 317-8458.
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