Rangers secure core with Darvish and Ogando under club control
The Texas Rangers sign Darvish through at least 2016 and Ogando for multiple seasons after a strong 2011 season. New contracts solidify rotation notes as Harrison starts opening day at Houston while Colby Lewis and Nathan return from injuries and roles shift with Berkman Pierzynski additions.
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Larranaga's Miami Gathers for Sweet 16 in Verizon Center
At the Verizon Center in Washington DC, Miami coach Jim Larranaga rallies his Hurricanes before facing Marquette in the East Regional semifinals. The team rides a feel of magical underdog momentum from their Connecticut triumph toward a potential Final Four, while Buzz Williams of Marquette comments on Larranaga's distinctive coaching style.
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Buckeyes and Wildcats Face-Off in West Regional Semifinal
Ohio State 28 7 meets Arizona 27 7 at Staples Center in a high stakes showdown between longtime friends and top seeds. Matta and Miller, former Xavier rivals, clash while edge toward a potential Final Four, with Craft and Lyons matched in key guard battles.
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NBA Scores and Cowboys Signings Stall Cap Space
Eastern and Western conference results recap with Tuesday and Wednesday games. Cowboys restructure cap space signing safety Will Allen and free agent moves to fit 4-3 scheme. Blackburn to Panthers on two year deal. Ravens reach three year contract with Michael Huff after Ed Reed departure.
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Texans Sign Free Agent Fullback Greg Jones
The Houston Texans signed unrestricted free agent fullback Greg Jones. Jones, 6-foot-1, 248 pounds, spent nine NFL seasons with Jacksonville after being a second-round pick in 2004. He helped the Jaguars rush for 575 yards and four touchdowns in 2005 and missed 2006 with an injury. The deal adds to Houston’s recent free agent acquisitions.
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TV SportsWatch Watch Schedule With Varied Events
Schedule lists college baseball golf major league baseball and NCAA basketball regional semis as well as tennis from Sony Open. Matches include Tulane at Rice, Mets vs. Washington, Marquette vs. Miami, Arizona vs. Ohio State, Syracuse vs. Indiana, La Salle vs. Wichita State, and Key Biscayne quarterfinals and semifinals.
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