Venus Williams ousted early at Australian Open by Lisa Raymond
Venus Williams exits in Round 2 at Melbourne, beaten 6-4 7-6 by Lisa Raymond on Rod Laver Arena. Raymond breaks Williams with net play and 44 Williams errors, while Williams fights abdominal injury and eyes next event in Tokyo after two weeks off.
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Okla State Ends Texas Home Win Streak In Austin
Oklahoma State senior Joey Graham powered the Cowboys with 21 points and 10 rebounds as No. 24 Oklahoma State stunned No. 16 Texas 72-67 in Austin, ending Texas 25 game home winning streak. Graham's dunks sparked a late OSU run that sealed the upset.
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Hockey and football and basketball roundup from Friday to Sunday
NHL results show Islanders 3 Carolina 2 and Florida 4 Washington 1 with several Saturday and Sunday fixtures and matchups including Rangers at Ottawa and Anaheim at Los Angeles. NFL playoffs list Wild card wins by Tennessee and Carolina with Green Bay and Indianapolis advancing. conference and Super Bowl schedules follow. NBA scores feature East standings, multiple games across late weekend, with star players and teams such as Duke, Stanford, Saint Joseph's, Connecticut, Louisville, Cincinnati, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, Kansas, Syracuse, Arizona, Gonzaga, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma State and South Carolina highlighted with next opponents.
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