Big Ten and other conference results across NCAA games
Summary of multiple college basketball scores including Illinois 82 over Minnesota 56, Wisconsin 61 over Northwestern 53, Ohio State 90 over Michigan State 79, and Purdue 60 over Iowa 54. Also contains Pac 10 results, ACC, Big East, and NCAA tournament notes plus top 20 rankings and regional post-season actions.
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Millionaire quarterbacks clash as USFL opener unfolds
The New Jersey Generals host the Los Angeles Express at the Meadowlands in a high profile USFL season opener. Doug Flutie and Steve Young headline a field promising star power as both teams seek early-season momentum amid contract riches and return-from-away-game narratives.
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Logan splits double header in Poplarville clash
In Poplarville Mississippi the John A Logan Volunteers split a baseball double header with Pearl River. Lonnie Schmitt powered a four run fourth inning including a two run homer to turn a 3 2 deficit into a 7 5 Logan win. Rich Campbell pitched nine innings allowing three earned runs with four strikeouts. In Game Two Logan lost 6 5 as Pearl River rallied in the seventh. Schmitt hit two doubles in the nightcap and Lacisaro earned the win for Pearl River while Beattie took the loss for Logan.
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Knight says he will accept NIT invite
Indiana coach Bob Knight faces a disappointing season with a 15 12 record and a potential NIT invitation as his Hoosiers struggle against top ranked Michigan. Knight defends his decisions, cites tougher Big Ten defenses, and reflects on past incidents including Giomi and Morgan, asserting a return to future seasons.
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Zoeller surges into lead at Bay Hill Classic
Fuzzy Zoeller birdied five of his last six holes to shoot a 66 and tie for the 54-hole lead at the Hertz Bay Hill Classic in Orlando. He moved from five shots back alongside Curtis Strange, as others faltered on tough finishing holes.
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Tose agrees to sale of the Eagles
Philadelphia owner Leonard Tose says he reached an agreement to sell the Philadelphia Eagles to Norman Braman, a Philadelphia native, with a formal news conference to outline details expected Monday. Braman’s price is debated, tax implications loom, and NFL owners must approve the sale.
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Cubs Rally Past Brewers In Exhibition Opener
In Mesa, Jody Davis drove in the tying and winning runs in the seventh as the Cubs beat Milwaukee 3-2. Tony Woods doubled for the tying run, and Davis knocked Woods in for the decisive run before 7,832 at HoHoKam Park.
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