Scoreboard shows coast to coast college and pro results
A long list of scores from Chicago to Hartford and beyond. Notable games include Denver 144 over Cleveland 127 and Philadelphia 120 over L A Lakers 83. Teams across conferences show wins and losses with multiple 100 plus point margins and OT outcomes.
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Atlanta
New Jersey
Dallas
Milwaukee
Houston
Denver
Cleveland
Utah
L.A. Lakers
Philadelphia
L.A. Clippers
New York
Detroit
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Kansas City
San Antonio
Indiana
New Orleans
Phoenix
Golden State
Portland
Washington
Seattle
Illinois Class A and AA Prep Polls Highlight Top Teams
The Illinois high school basketball scene shows Tamaroa and Sandoval scoring totals in a game recap, followed by the Associated Press Class A poll listing top teams such as Providence St. Mel Breese Mater Dei and Cairo. It also provides Class AA rankings led by Proviso West and Chicago Simeon with recent wins and losses noted.
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Pittsfield
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Mendota
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Bath Balyki
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Chester
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Warmeyer
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Associated Press Weekly
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Glenbard West
Thornridge
Chicago Simeon
Julian
Carver
Chicago King
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Phillips
Chicago Lee
Brother Rice
Quigley South
Peoria Richwoods
Spalding
Woodruff
Rockford Boylan
Rockford Guilford
Hillcrest
Oak Lawn
Thornton
Leyden
Peoria
Westchester St. Joseph
St. Patrick
Chicago Weber
Mundelein Carmel
St. Viator
Decatur MacArthur
Bloomington
Champaign Centennial
Mixed reaction to smaller ball in women's college basketball
The smaller ball, 28? to 29 inches, gains praise for quicker play and fewer turnovers but draws critique for a more live, springy feel that can hurt inside shooting. Debbie Ryan and Marianne Stanley offer opposing views on performance, while dunking and gendered comparisons spark further debate.
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New York Times
Debbie Ryan
University of Virginia
Ryan
Marianne Stanley
Old Dominion
Class S Sectionals At Waltonville Games Tonight
Tonight's Sectional action at Waltonville features Gorham against Bluford at 6 30 p m and Jasper facing Waltonville at 8 p m In Woodlawn Coulterville meets Wayne City at 8 p m followed by Brookport versus Woodlawn at Woodlawn court
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Dongola
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Thompsonville
Waltonville
Massac County Carrier Mills
Trico
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Steeleville
Tamaroa
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Woodlawn
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Brookport
Murphysboro Archery Assoc Wins First Monthly Indoor Tourney
Winners are listed for the association's inaugural indoor event with no sight and bow hunting divisions. Top scorers: Donnie Wright 250 in Las Vegas 450 round. Bernie Smith 400. Mike Connor 407. Brett Pickle 299. Larry Spradling 334. David Wells 442. Everett Williams 433. Gary Strobi 409. Robert Zoeckler Jr 361. Pro Division 45: Bill Schuh 44.
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Murphysboro
Gary Strobi
Robert Zoeckler Jr
Pinckneyville
Bill Schuh
Positive move comes off the backboard amid cautious play
A positive move surfaces as a player finishes off a backboard setup, despite a backdrop of less-than-enthusiastic response. The moment signals improved execution while team enthusiasm remains tepid.
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Ying
Dowhower named Colts' coach
Rod Dowhower 39, former St. Louis Cardinals offensive coordinator, was named head coach of the Indianapolis Colts. He succeeds Frank Kush who left for the Arizona Outlaws. Dowhower credited with boosting Cardinal offense and developing quarterback Neil Lomax.
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Frank Kush
Arizona Outlaws
Cardinals
Coryell
St. Louis
Bill Walsh
Dick Vermeil
Dan Reeves
Stanford
Boise State
UCLA
Fensive
Brian Sipe
Dennis Shaw
Don Horn
Cardinal
Neil Lomax
NFL
Bird's shot locks in KC coach spot in All Star game
Larry Bird elevated his bid for the NBA All-Star game with a standout performance that earned coach K C Jones a ticket to Indianapolis for the February 10 game. The Eastern Conference coach selection hinges on that decisive moment and subsequent voting.
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Boston
Portland
Celtics
Philadelphia
Clyde Drexler
Bird
76Ers
Billy Cunningham
Jones
Robert Parish
Trail Blazers
Jim Paxson
Kiki Vandeweghe
Associated Press
Larry Bird
K.C. Jones
Indianapolis
Brillance
Tech tops Carolina as Salley sparks late rally
Georgia Tech defeated North Carolina 66-62 as John Salley scored 11 points in the second half including a three point play with 56 seconds left. UNC fell to 0-.
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Associated Press
Chapel Hill
John Salley
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Steve Hale
Marquette Omaha
Benoit Benjamin
Bluejays
Benjamin
Vernon Moore
Moore
Creighton
Marquette
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