NM Prep Scores 6A 5A 4A 3A All Class Quarterfinals Recap
Boys basketball results from NM prep playoffs show Atrisco Heritage 55 Onate 47 and Cleveland 74 Cibola 59 in 6A with Las Cruces 79 Hobbs 44 and Volcano Vista 45 Eldorado 44. 5A saw Capital 48 Alamogordo 45 and Del Norte 59 Belen 52. 4A quarterfinals had Hope Christian 71 Bernalillo 40 and Portales 49 St Michael 47. 3A matched Dulce 94 Cuba 76 and Pecos 79 Eunice 42. AA Lordsburg 78 Jal 39 and Magdalena 57 Escalante 42. Menaul 58 Mora 66 and Fort Sumner 53 Moriarty 42. A Maxwell 62 Floyd 37 and Melrose 81 Vaughn 47.
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Atrisco Heritage
Onate
Cleveland
Cibola
Las Cruces
Hobbs
Volcano Vista
Eldorado
Capital
Alamogordo
del Norte
Belen
Los Lunas
Farmington
Roswell
Kirtland Central
Dulce
Cuba
Pecos
Eunice
Santa Rosa
Clayton
Texico
Estancia
Lordsburg
Jal
Magdalena
Escalante
Mesilla Valley Christian
Fort Sumner House
Mora
Menaul
Maxwell
Floyd
Melrose
Vaughn
Quemado
San Jon
Springer
Hondo
Elida
SEC ACC and Other Conference Tournament Schedules Theaters New York Pittsburgh Nashville
A crowded slate lists second round SEC tournament games in Nashville including Alabama vs Mississippi State LSU winner, and Vanderbilt vs Texas A M. Also quarterfinals and rounds across ACC Big Ten Mountain West Pac-12 and Big East with games in Brooklyn Washington Kansas City Las Vegas and Hartford plus a 11 a m Detroit at Mets spring training game.
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Australia
China
Tokyo
South Korea
Taiwan
Seoul
Canada
Dominican Republic
Miami
Mexico
Italy
Jalisco
Cuba
Michigan
Illinois
Washington
ESPN
North Carolina
Syracuse
Michigan St
Nebraska-Penn St
ESPN2
Kansas
Tcu-Oklahoma
Kansas City
Marquette
Seton Hall
New York
St. Bonaventure
Umass
Saint Joseph's
Pittsburgh
Nevada
Utah
San Jose
Las Vegas
Alabama
Mississippi
LSU
Nashville
Tenn
ESPNU
Temple
East Carolina
Hartford
Conn
Fresno St
New Mexico
Espnews
Tulsa
Tulane
NBCSN
George Mason
Fordham
Iowa
Indiana
Florida State
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Brooklyn
N.Y
West Virginia
Texas Tech
Texas
Uconn
South Florida
Northwestern
Ohio
Rutgers
George Washington
Saint Louis-Duquesne
Colorado St
Wyoming
Boise St
San Diego
UCLA
Southern
Cal-Washington
Paris-Nice
Quincié-en-Beaujolais
Bourg-de-Péage
France
Lindsey Vonn
U.S
Are
Sweden
Vonn
Maria Hoefl-Riesch
Germany
Liberty
Charleston Southern
Coppin State
Bernard Hopkins
Tavoris Cloud
IBF
Hopkins
Jean Pascal
Russell Westbrook
Oklahoma City Thunder
Los Angeles Clippers
Rod Strickland
Washington Wizards
Valspar Champion Leads First Round in Palm Harbor
Sports scoreboard notes Valspar Champion finishing round in Palm Harbor while Hero Indian Open in New Delhi proceeds to second round. NBA and Europa League matchups listed with game times. Eastern Conference standings show Tuesday through Saturday results and upcoming games across multiple teams and cities.
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Port St. Lucie
Fla
Palm Harbor
New Delhi
NBA
TNT
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Lakers
Phoenix
FC Rostov
Manchester United
Schalke
Borussia Monchengladbach
NHL Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Wednesday results include Columbus 2 New Jersey 0 and New York Rangers 5 Florida 2. Montreal 2 Vancouver 1 in OT. Dallas 2 Winnipeg 7. Boston 6 Detroit 2. Ottawa 5 Philadelphia 1. Key games set for 7 to 10:30 p.m. across Carolina Toronto Tampa Bay Chicago Colorado Calgary Arizona and more with multiple late-night matchups.
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Indiana
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Minnesota
L.A. Clippers
Toronto
New Orleans
Utah
Houston
San Antonio
Sacramento
Washington
Denver
Boston
Golden State
Cleveland
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Portland
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
Orlando
Charlotte
Chicago
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Dallas
Miami
Volumbus
New Jersey
N.Y. Rangers
Florida
Buffalo
St. Louis
Colorado
Carolina
N.Y. Islanders
Edmonton
Anaheim
Nashville
Montreal
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Tampa Bay
Calgary
Ottawa
Pittsburgh
N.Y
San Jose
Columbus
Arizona
Los Angeles
Tampa Bay Florida
Carolina Philadelphia
Descriptive edge drives Sheboygan to NBL crown overtime win
March 9 1943 Eddie Dancker hits a desperate 25 foot hook from the corner to lift Sheboygan past Fort Wayne 30-29 and claim the National Basketball League title. This day marks a dramatic finishing moment in early pro basketball history.
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Eddie Dancker Banks
Sheboygan
Fort Wayne
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Billy Taylor
New York Rangers
Don Gallagher
Boston Bruins
George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
NBA
Yardley
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Loyola of Chicago
Anthony Roberts
Oral Roberts
Oregon
Detroit
Kevin Porter
Pistons
Boston Celtics
Tim Witherspoon
Greg Page
Buffalo
Gilbert Perreault
New Jersey Devils
Dino Ciccarelli
Calgary
Ty Tryon
Kevin Love
Moses Malone
ABA
Minnesota Timberwolves
Indiana Pacers
Love
Roswell Coyotes Rally Falls Short In Pit Thriller
The Coyotes blew a late lead as Bryson Dowdy tied it with a 3 in the final minute and Nathan Enoah opened overtime with four points for Kirtland. Mesquita delivered timely 3s to push the Cougars, while Garret Smotherman, Isaiah Carmona, and Garret Smotherman starred for Roswell in a 68 etc.
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Bryson Dowdy
Trey
Kirtland
Cooper
Dowdy
Nathan Enoah
Mesquita
Garret Smotherman
Reese
Smotherman
Garret
Coyotes
Isaiah Carmona
Carmona
del Norte
Roswell
Talk FM
Goddard Roswell title chase ends in semifinal shock
Roswell and Goddard delivered a high stakes playoff run with De La Cerda’s late steal and drive sparking a comeback, while Lovington’s upset set the stage for a district final rematch that never happened. Coaches stress pressure and team unity as the Little City’s girls basketball story unfolds toward a blue trophy.
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Coyotes
Rockets
Lovington
Goddard
Roswell
Britt Cooper
Jared Neighbors
de la Cerda
Fernie Sanchez
Sanchez
Lady Rockets
New Mexico
Goddard Roswell
Major League Baseball and NFL contract moves across teams
The Orioles, Indians, Royals, Rangers, Braves and other clubs agreed to one year deals with numerous pitchers, infielders and outfielders while optioning players to minor leagues. NFL moves include Elvis Dumervil release by the Ravens, Tyrod Taylor deals for the Bills, Whittaker re-signing by the Panthers, Schum re-signing by the Packers, and Brandon Marshall signing with the Giants, among others.
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Baltimore Orioles
Parker Bridwell
Dylan Bundy
Oliver Drake
Jason Garcia
Mychal Givens
Joe Gunkel
Jesus Liranzo
Logan Verrett
Tyler Wilson
Mike Wright
Gabriel Ynoa
Jayson Aquino
Richard Bleier
Donnie Hart
Chris Lee
Trey Mancini
Daniel Alvarez
Joey Rickard
Anthony Santander
Aneury Tavarez
Alvarez
Tyler Naquin
Francisco Mejia
Roberto Perez
Kansas City Royals
Xavier Fernandez
Chase Vallot
Alfredo Escalera
Corey Toups
Jonathan Dziedzic
Eric Skoglund
Luke Farrell
Josh Staumont
Kyle Zimmer
Northwest Arkansas
Texas Rangers
Connor Sadzeck
Yohander Mendez
Andrew Faulkner
Round Rock
Atlanta Braves
Jesse Biddle
Mississippi
Jason Hursh
Gwinnett
Joe Odom
Kade Scivicque
Dustin Peterson
Sam Freeman
Adam Kolarek
Rhiner Cruz
American Association
Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks
Tyler Urps
Jose Lazara
Laredo Lemurs
Scott Firth
Lincoln Saltdogs
Luis Alen
York
Texas Airhogs
Marthe Garcia
National Football League
Baltimore Ravens
Elvis Dumervil
Buffalo Bills
Tyrod Taylor
Colton Schmidt
Mike Tolbert
Marcus Easley
Carolina Panthers
Fozzy Whittaker
Green Bay Packers
Jacob Schum
NEW York Giants
Brandon Marshall
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Marcus Martin
Romo’s Cowboys tenure ends with record cap relief
Dallas parts ways with Tony Romo freeing about 5 million in cap space by spreading a 19 million dead money hit over two seasons. Romo leaves a 78 49 as starter marked by playoff struggles including a famous botched snap in Seattle and four Pro Bowls. He signed the 108 million six year extension through 2019 after Cowboys’ 12 4 NFC East title.
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Cowboys
Romo
Seattle
Jerry Jones
Dallas
Detroit
Green Bay
Dez Bryant
Seahawks
Prescott
Packers
Terrance Williams
Philadelphia
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Artesia
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Logan Baker
Enoah
Dickman
Dude Burrola
Chris Burrola
Albuquerque
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