Tebow's next move after Manning signs with Broncos explored
Tim Tebow faces trade or release as Peyton Manning joins Denver. Broncos GM Brian Xanders defends Tebow as a first round pick with a guaranteed contract while teams like San Francisco Green Bay and Jacksonville are viewed as potential backups. Elway aims for the best fit for Tebow.
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Rangers Rebuild as Washington Extends Deal Amid Free‑Agency
Rangers add catcher Napoli after another 30 homer season and replace lefty C J Wilson with Yu Darvish while Albert Pujols heads to the AL West. Ron Washington signs a two year extension through 2014 as Texas rides a steady rise from 75 wins to a franchise record 96 last year.
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Ward retires after storied Steelers career becoming franchise icon
Ward ends his NFL run with the Steelers three weeks after a salary cap release. He leaves as the franchise’s all time leader in receptions and receiving yards with 1 000 catches ranking him eighth all time, and two Super Bowl rings. He thanked owner Art Rooney II and said he will remain a Steeler for life.
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Haeny leads NMMI at Midland Spring Invitational
NMMI golfer Truman Haeny tied for 24th with 11 over par 75 76 76 at Green Tree CC in Midland Texas Goddard alumnus. Brandon Jennings 29th 13 over 74 83 72. Sage Cunningham 50th 42 over. Lovington tops Dexter 18 8 in six innings as Veronica Duran struggles.
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NCAA Tournament Preview Sparks Big Matchups Across Key Bridges
Michigan State faces Louisville in a minds battle as Pitino and Izzo clash. Kentucky hosts Indiana in a storied rivalry with 12 titles between them. Marquette meets Florida with Gators deadly from three and Eagles stout on defense. Unsung stars like Heslip Teague Withey Craft Smith and others have stepped forward, threatening to steal the show.
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Goddard Softball Game Postponed to Thursday Make-up
The Goddard softball team will make up their game against Hobbs on Thursday with the first game starting at 3 p.m. No make-up date has been announced for NMMI's doubleheader against Ruidoso.
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Georgetown ousts Georgetown? Duke, Notre Dame lead regional advances
Georgia Tech reaches the regional semifinals with a 76 64 win over Georgetown led by Sydney Wallace 23 points while Sasha Goodlett added 14 points and 11 rebounds. Notre Dame's Natalie Novosel scored 28 points lifting the Irish to 73 62 over California to reach the round of 16.
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Roswell Youth March Madness Open to 20 Teams per Division
Roswell Boys & Girls Club hosts March Madness basketball tournament for grades 1-8 with 20 teams per division. Deadline March 21, entry $5 per team, contact 623-3196 or the3peat yahoo com for details. A separate ENMU Roswell 5 on 5 event occurs March 30-31 with $200 entry and March 28 deadline at ENMU Roswell PE Center. Roswell Sundowners Baseball to meeting dates March 31 and April 14 at McDonald’s with $140 fee includes jersey and hat. first practice April 15 at Stiles Park.
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TV Sportwatch Schedule Aired For March 21
TV Sportwatch lists March 21 events across Major League Baseball college basketball and NBA. Yankees play in Port Charlotte preseason action. NIT quarterfinals feature Middle Tennessee vs Minnesota and Nevada vs Stanford. NBA matchup shows New York at Philadelphia and Lakers at Dallas. Rangers visit Detroit.
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Transactions Tuesday's Sports Transactions
A roundup of MLB NFL and other league moves including trades signings waivers and coaches changes. Key names include Derek Holland signing with Texas Peyton Manning contract Denver and Hines Ward retirement Pittsburgh while Dan Hurley and Lisa Axel chairs are noted for college programs.
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