Vols upset Rend Lake on late DeShawn Clay free throws
John A. Logan College men’s team edged Rend Lake 80 78 as DeShawn Clay drilled two free throws with 1.8 seconds left. Keith Arnold led Logan with 17 points while TeNale Roland scored 29 for Rend Lake. The women won 80 73 led by Tiki Johnson 32 points.
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Motte Signs 1.95 Million One Year Deal With Cardinals
Cardinals closer Jason Motte agreed to a 1.95 million, one year contract after helping St. Louis win the World Series. The 29 year old reliever went 5 2 with a 2.25 ERA and nine saves last season earning the closer role in late August and five postseason saves. He closed out the NLCS and World Series and spoke of the memorable final out with Yadier Molina. The Cardinals have no remaining arbitration eligible players. Kyle McClellan also agreed to a one year deal for St. Louis.
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Meridian Lady Bobcats Top Shawnee 47 30 in Roundup
Skylar Blake and Marie Johnson each scored 12 points to lead Meridian in a tournament win over Shawnee 47 to 30. The victory highlighted balanced scoring and strong defense from Meridian.
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Meridian Over Shawnee In Low Scoring Tilt
Meridian defeated Shawnee 47 to 30 as Blake led Meridian with 12 points and 4 assists while Ahokas and Loveless paced Shawnee with 8 and 16 respectively. Team fouls totaled 42 for Meridian and Shawnee, with Johnson fouling out for Shawnee.
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Thousands mourn as Paterno laid to rest in State College
Thousands lined the route as Joe Paterno was laid to rest in a private funeral and burial after his death from lung cancer at 85. The service honored his 46 seasons as Penn State head coach with many attending, including Jay Paterno, Tom Bradley, Franco Harris, Matt Millen, and Phil Knight, while memories of his career and the Sandusky scandal were noted.
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Colts Hire Ravens' Pagano as New Coach in Indy
The Indianapolis Colts named Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano as their new head coach, with a Thursday news conference to introduce him. Pagano, 5 years in NFL coaching, arrives amid a club overhaul led by owner Jim Irsay, after a 2-14 season and Manning’s status questions.
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