Gamecocks hold No 1 in women's AP poll after routs
South Carolina remains atop the AP women's poll with 26 first place votes after dominating Mississippi and beating No 22 Tennessee. Baylor stays No 2 with three first place votes as Oregon UConn and Louisville fill the top five. The article notes MSU and U of L exhibitions against the U.S. national team and highlights Gonzaga’s rise to 11th, Arizona's best since 1998, and Stanford NC State MSU Oregon State UCLA in the top 10.
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AP Basketball Poll Shifts as Eight Rise in Week
Louisville holds No. 5 with Dayton Duke Florida State and Maryland following. Maryland jumps to No. 9 after beating Iowa for a fourth straight win. Villanova enters top 10. Auburn and LSU climb while Colorado and Houston slide. Creighton and Arizona debut at Nos. 21 and 23 after notable wins.
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Duke Beats Syracuse Despite Absences In Tough ACC Clash
Duke prevailed 89 80 behind Vernon Carey 26 points and 17 rebounds as Syracuse led early 21 14 but Duke surged to a 40 36 halftime edge. Cassius Stanley added 17 points and helped Duke fend off a late Syracuse push amid a season defining win. Coach Mike Krzyzewski praised the resilience of his squad and Carey’s dominant interior play in a day of adversity.
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Chiefs face free agency decisions on defense and Sammy Watkins
Chiefs must decide on re-signing key defensive linemen Terrell Suggs Emmanuel Ogbah and Xavier Williams and wide receiver Demarcus Robinson while weighing pay cuts or release options for Sammy Watkins. Coachsays teammate Watkins sees a bright future, and Kansas City remains strong with Patrick Mahomes Tyreek Hill Travis Kelce and Damien Williams as core playmakers.
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Canucks Demko starts as Hurricanes win tight road game
Pettersson opened scoring 4:25 into the first with a loose puck finish after a scramble. Niederreiter added in the slot with a spinning move, while both clubs managed just 13 shots in the third. The Canucks used Demko as Markstrom sat out after a prior shutout, and Carolina’s run continued on the road.
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