Champ Bailey hailed as Broncos all time great
The Broncos celebrate Champ Bailey after his 10 seasons in Denver. Hall of Fame caliber remarks from John Elway and teammates recall his elite talent leadership and competitiveness. Bailey faced age and injuries, missed 11 games with a Lisfranc injury, but helped Denver reach the Super Bowl.
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Dufner Leads At Doral As Darkness Halts Round
Golfers Dufner Mahan Molinari and Reed sit at 3 under when play suspends at Doral as 62 players unfinished. Henley carded two birdies and two bogeys on the back nine with Scott in the group chasing Woods. Mcllroy sparked early with four birds then cooled. Stenson hit a memorable misfire into bushes.
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Michigan State tops Iowa in late-season home win
No. 22 Michigan State defeated No. 24 Iowa 86-76 at East Lansing as Keith Appling returned to double figures with 12 points and Adreian Payne added 14 in his final home game. Travis Trice and Denzel Valentine also contributed as MSU shot 58 percent and stretched their Big Ten record to 12-5.
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Spurs Dominate Heat 111 87 In Sold Out San Antonio
Tim Duncan posted 23 points and 11 rebounds as San Antonio held a lead throughout a high energy game. Tony Parker and Boris Diaw contributed 17 and 16 points respectively while LeBron James led Miami with 19 points before a maskless late stretch.
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Green's 41 Points Lift Suns Over Thunder 128 122
Gerald Green poured in a career high 41 including 25 in the third to erase a 16 point deficit for Phoenix. Markieff Morris added 24, Dragic 22, while Westbrook scored 36 for Oklahoma City as the Suns rallied to beat the Thunder 128-122.
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