Heat 101 Cavaliers 95 extend winning streak to 10
Dwyane Wade poured in 17 of his 28 in the fourth quarter and LeBron James had 21 points with a season-best 13 rebounds as the Heat beat the Cavaliers 101-95 to stretch their win streak to 10. Miami held off Cleveland despite a late fightback and credit the duo for the key late plays. Wade celebrated after a 3 in the fourth while James flexed after a drive and foul.
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Browns rookie T J Ward back in headlines after head hit fine
Browns safety T J Ward laughs off a $15 000 fine for hitting Bengals receiver Jordan Shipley in the end zone as Cleveland visits Cincinnati. He notes the contrast with larger fines while recalling the October hit that drew league attention.
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Diebler Sets Ohio State 3 Point Mark in Victory
Jon Diebler nailed nine 3 pointers, tying an OSU record and scoring a career high 29 as the No. 2 Buckeyes beat Florida Gulf Coast 83 55. Thad Matta praised his work ethic and the shooting rhythm that fueled the historic night.
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Pioneers Fall Short in Narrow Elyria Loss to Strongsville
Elyria girls nearly erased a 10 point lead in a 50 to 42 loss to Strongsville in the Northeast Ohio Conference. Senior guard Raeshawn Stephens scored late to pull within 2 points, but Elyria could not complete the rally as the Mustangs pulled away in the final minutes.
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Raiders overpower Phoenix in 60 42 PAC victory
Oberlin hosts Columbia as the Raiders ignite with a 25 point run to turn a tight start into a 60 42 win. Kaley Marshall leads off the surge with nine straight points off the bench and Columbia improves to 2 3 overall, 2 0 in league play. The Raiders clamp down on Kayla Jackson late in the first quarter and force 10 turnovers in the second period.
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