College football playoff plan to replace BCS
A four team playoff will crown the national champion with a January final. The system uses a committee to select four teams from a 125 team field, with bids and bowls rotating hosting sites. TV revenue is expected to rise significantly from current levels.
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Pecos League results and schedule across multiple cities
Las Cruces defeated Santa Fe 8 to 5, with later Las Cruces 7 Santa Fe 2. Alpine beat Trinidad 13 to 5. Roswell and White Sands clash at 7 p.m. with Santa Fe at Las Cruces and Trinidad at Alpine also listed. Numerous MLB scores follow with Yankees, Indians, Blue Jays, Red Sox, Tigers, and more, plus daily schedules through Thursday and NL results including St. Louis, Chicago, San Diego, and others.
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Trials deliver comeback wins as Hansen and Shanteau head to London
Hansen won the 100m breaststroke at the U S Olympic trials to secure a London berth with a comeback after Beijing. Eric Shanteau finished second to Hansen and will join the team, reuniting with his wife as he returns after cancer treatment. Dana Vollmer also claimed the 100 butterfly in strong form, while Lochte and Phelps gridiron for the 200 free final.
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TV Sports WaTCH Schedule Highlights June 27
AP listing for Wednesday June 27 covers golf final round in Seaside California Major League Baseball regional games ESPN and WGN national telecasts soccer Euro 2012 semifinals in Donetsk softball and swimming trials in Omaha Wimbledon early rounds listed for ESPN2 and NBC2
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Olympic swimmers surge in qualifying matches at national meet
Vollmer led early but faded as she clocked 56.50 to win the 100 free ahead of Donahue 57.57 and Coughlin 58.66 who missed her Olympic bid. Schmitt led the 400 free to 4:02.84 with Sutton second. Franklin led semifinals in the 100 back, Bootsma Smoliga Pelton among teens. Grevers led 100 back semis at 53.10 and Soni topped 100 breast semis at 1:05.88 ahead of Hardy.
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Transactions Tuesday Baseball and Hockey Notes
Baseball moves include Fukudome cut by the White Sox and Smyly back from the DL for Detroit with Turner sent to Toledo. Yankees cut Gardner’s DL time, Farquhar claimed off waivers and assigned to Trenton. Rangers place Lewis on the DL and Perez recalled. Jays call Richmond up and Coello to Las Vegas. Braves shift Stevens to Lynchburg. Cubs recall Rizzo and send Adrian Cardenas to Iowa. Rockies remake staff, Dodgers name Hatcher as special assistant, and more roster tweaks across MLB. In NBA, Stoudemire fined 50000 for tweets. Sharks re-sign Braun Wingels Desjardins, Capitals name Oates coach. College notes include Ferrum adding wrestling and various coaching changes. Pro schedules list games: Wizards at Phoenix, Indiana at Chicago, Phoenix at Minnesota, and LA at San Antonio.
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Murray and Tsonga advance in rain at Centre Court
Andy Murray slips past Davydenko as he chases Britain’s first men’s Wimbledon title since 1936. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga dominates Lleyton Hewitt 6 3 6 4 6 4, while Mardy Fish returns after heart surgery to beat Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo in straight sets.
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