No 5 Hoyas hold off Alabama in Birmingham
DaJuan Summers led Georgetown with 18 points and nine rebounds as No. 5 Georgetown edged Alabama 70-60 in the SEC Big East Invitational opener. Roy Hibbert added 14 points, nine boards and four blocks as the Hoyas pulled away late and tightened defense.
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Baldwin Wallace Surges to 65 63 Win Over Mount Union
Baldwin Wallace used a late push to erase a 15 point deficit and beat Mount Union 65 to 63 in the Ohio Athletic Conference opener. Brenden Schuler drew a critical foul with seconds remaining and Andrew Bene sealed it with a block and free throw as the Jackets improve to 3-3.
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Notre Dame survives Bowling Green upset bid
No. 16 Notre Dame edged Bowling Green 86 84 as Charel Allen hit a 15 foot jumper with one second left after Kate Achter tied it at 84 84 with 27 seconds remaining. Allen and Lindsay Schrader led with 17 points each while Bowling Green top scorer Kate Achter had 20.
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Cleveland State women roll past IUPUI 60 49 in Indianapolis
Kailey Klein led Cleveland State with 16 points seven rebounds and five assists as CSU beat IUPUI 60 49 in Indianapolis Brittany Korth added 11 points and five assists while CSU shot 42 percent and held IUPUI to 32 percent Selena Eskinazi Budga scored 15 for Mount Union in OAC play Kinney tallies 24 points and 11 rebounds for Oberlin in another game
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Ohio roots run through college football bowls and chaos
Chronicle Telegram columnist Dan Coughlin traces deep Ohio ties shaping the BCS rankings and holiday bowls. He notes Stoops, Pinkel, Meyer, Zook, Saban, and James linked by Ohio ancestry and careers, while Mount Union hosts the Division III playoffs as Dan Coughlin previews bowl action.
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Senators Snap Seven-Game Skid With 5-4 Victory
Ottawa Senators edged the Florida Panthers 5-4 on Wednesday night as Randy Robitaille scored twice and Ray Emery stopped a late penalty shot. Mike Fisher Nick Foligno and Jason Spezza also tallied for Ottawa which ended a seven-game losing streak and avoided a longer slide dating back to last season.
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