Sports broadcast schedule for WVU Pittsburgh Clemson NBA boxing golf hockey NASCAR
West Virginia leads ESPN2 Stanford men basketball, Clemson at 7 p.m. on ESPN2. NBA doubleheader: Cavaliers at 8:15 p.m. on TNT in Houston and Bulls at 10:30 p.m. on ESPN/TNT. Boxing features Martirosyan vs Muniz and Holt vs Tackie. Golf shows Indian Masters first round, Pebble Beach Pro-Am first round. hockey Columbus at Phoenix. NASCAR Sprint Cup Budweiser Shootout selection show on Versus FSN Ohio SPEED.
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West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Clemson
Cleveland Cavaliers
Houston Rockets
Indiana
Illinois
Xavier
Saint Louis
Chicago Bulls
Golden State Warriors
Pebbie Beach
Ja Mason Drexe
Wright
Kentuck
Texas Middle Tenn
OL Rock Wild
Green Bay
San Jose
Stanford
Pacific
Northoge California
St Jord
Appalachian
Charleston
Tenn-Chatt
Furman
Missouri
Southern
Lina Austin Pea
Portland
Jackville
Tenn
Tennessee
IDAHO
Kentucky
Washington
Sacramento St
NHL
Rangers
Ucks Thrasher
Canadiens
Maple Laats Penguins
Islanders Senators
Panthers
RED Wings
Kings Predators
Blackhawks Coyotes
Blue Jackets
Auiner
Las Vegas
Nev
Kelly Pavilk
Ec Lermah Taylor
New York
Jadison
Square Garden
Wladimir Klitschko
Sultan Ibragimov
Multisport team staff and player moves across leagues
A dense roundup lists minor league signings for baseball teams including Bobby Kleity and Chuck Smitty. It notes Tino Martinez as special instructor for the Yankees and Nolan Ryan as Rangers president. Basketball and football moves include Shaquille O Neal trade talk and coaching hires such as Gregg Willams with the Jaguars and Jim Mora with the Seahawks. Hockey and college notes cover several contracts and administrative appointments, plus suspensions and interim postings.
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Boston Red Sox
Bobby Kleity
Chuck Smitty
Lancaster
Cal
Tom Goodwin
Lowell
Nyp
NEW York Yankees
Tino Martinez
Texas Rangers
Nolan Ryan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jerome Cochran
Trevor Halay
Chiia Kling
SAN Francisco Giants
Vinnia Ghulk
National Basketball Association
Phoenix Suns
Shaquille O'Neal
Miami
Shawn Marion
Marcus Banks
Jacksonville Jaguars
Gregg Willams
Oakland Raiders
James Lofton
Seattle Seahawks
Jim Mora
Mora
Philadelphia Soul
Steve Edwards
SAN Jose Sabercats
Dwayne Morgan
Gene Frederic
Rich McClaskay
Atlanta Thrashers
Colin Stuart
Chicago
Calgary Flames
Dion Phanaul
Columbus Blue Jackets
Jason Chimera
Stave Mason
Kitchener
OHL
Joakim Lindstrom
Syracuse
Davia Westratt
Minnesota Wild
Nolan ‘Schaefer
Houston
NEW York Islanders
Jeramy Collitan
Bridgeport
NEW York Rangers
Greg Moora
Hartford
AHL
Dany Byars
College
Arkansas
Willy Acou
South Carolina
Kenrick Ellis
Utah State
Kan White
Results of Wednesday Girls Basketball Across Leagues
Elyria Catholic defeated North Royalton 80 to 40 in North Coast League action. Westlake beat Olmsted Falls 51 63 in the Southwestern Conference. Avon edged Brookside 45 59. Maydgate tainted by a 56 52 score with Keystone. Admiral King won 80 57 over Sandusky. Regina led Clearview 73 30. Riverside beat Painesville 42 47. Trenton topped Edgewood 47 other scores listed.
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Northeast Ohio
Elyria
North Royalton
Southwestern Gontanence
North Olmsted
Amhetat
Olmsted
Falla
Westlake
West Shors
Avon
Froeky River
Fairviaw
Midview
North Fidgeville
Southview
Obamin
Admiral King
Sandusky
Brookside
Division I Day results with mixed high school and tennis notes
The day featured junior basketball scores including Chaminade-Julianne 64 over Plaua 19 and Xenia 68 over Troy 40, plus wrestling entries and a slate of tennis first rounds. Notable tennis results include Dechy edging Shuai Peng 6-4 7-6(8) and Szavay defeating Garbin 6-3 4-6 8-2, with prize money listed for WTA events and Bucklesort Bangkok outdoor hard draws.
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Plaua
Xenia
Troy
Greenon
Bellafojamin Logan
Melon St
Bamesville
Bavery Ft. Five
Hamilton Badin
Spring
PBA Bayer Classic top 11 advance from Casia Lanos
El Paso event lists top 11 in seven game pinfall with positions 1 through 14 and a top amateur advancing. Notable standings include Pit Haggerty 1658 at Clovis, Dr Archer 1811 in Minera Weils, and Edward VanDaniker Jr 1588 in Essax Md with others from El Paso Greenville and Topeka.
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Casia Lanos
el Paso
Texas
Savenegare Sal
Pit Haggerty
Clovis
Calif
Dr. Archer
Minera Weils
Lea Vanderhoef
Greenville
S.C
Edward VanDan
Vancouver
Wash
Lonnia Wallezak
College basketball scores list for games across several teams
A compact roundup of men's college basketball results from East Albany to New Haven and beyond, listing scores for sites including Brooklyn Medgar Evers, Duquesne, Saint Joseph's Gettysburg Dickinson Hartford Maine and others. Notable results include Duquesne 102 Saint Joseph's a Gettysburg 76 and Notre Dame 95 Seton Hall 69.
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Albany
N.Y
New Hampshire
Allagheny
Obamn
American U
Holy Cross
Bethany
W.va
Thiel
Bridgeport
MoKay
Brooklyn
Medgar Evers
Gucknell
Colgate
C.W. Post
Dowling
California
Edinboro
Marion
Slippery Rock
Joust Guard
Wheaton
Mass
Cannecticut
Syracuse
Jelawara
UNC Wilmington
Duquesne
Saint Joseph's
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Hartford
Maine
Donne
Hopkins
Franklin & Marshall
New Haven
Ramapo
Nat
City of Rutgers
College and conference basketball scores roundup
A long list of college men’s basketball results featuring UMBC, Stony Brook, Vermont, Binghamton, and many others across multiple conferences. Notable outcomes include Duke over North Carolina 89 78, Georgia Tech 89 over Wake Forest 83, and Duke, Virginia Tech, and Penn State winning key matchups. The compilation also shows scores from the Southwest and West regions with numerous upsets and close finishes.
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College of Nut
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Stony Brook
Vermont
Binghamton
Washington & Jefferson
Westminster
A. York
N.Y
NYCCT
York, Pa
Salisbury
South
Anderson
8.C
Limestone
Ang Stony Atlantis
Southwastern
Averett
Forum
Bridgewater
Wesleyan
Carson-Newman
North Greenvilla
Coastal Carolina
Winthrop
Davidson
Elon
Duke
North Carolina
Gast Caroline
Rice
Florida Atlantic
Louisiana-Monroe
Florida St
Miami
Georgia Tach
Wake Forest
Guilford
Washington & Lea
High Paint
Liberty
James Madison
Jowson
Kentucky
Auburn
King
Tann
Virginia-Wiee
Lenoir-Rhyne
Brevard
Louisiana-Lafayette
Fla. International
Rangers hire Nolan Ryan as president of Texas Rangers
The Texas Rangers appoint Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan, 61, as president of baseball operations, reuniting him with the team after Jeff Cogen’s move to the Dallas Stars in November. The hire follows Hicks’ reshuffling of ownership roles and signals a major front-office shift for the franchise.
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Nolan Ryan
Texas Rangers
Johan Santana
Shea Stadium
New York Mets
The
Arlington
Texas
Capitals edge Flyers on late third period burst
Matt Bradley and Viktor Kozlov scored 64 seconds apart in the third as the Capitals beat the Flyers 4 3 in Philadelphia. Mike Knuble Sami Kapanen and Randy Jones scored for Philly while Alex Ovechkin added his 46th goal to lead Washington into first in the Southeast Division amid a mixed slate of scores from Buffalo Edmonton and other NHL games.
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Matt Bradley
Viktor Kozlov
Washington Capitals
Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia
Mike Knuble
Sami Kapanen
Randy Jones
Philly
Flyers
NHL
Alex Ovechkin
Brooks Latch
Capitals
Bulldogs Rally Tops Monsters In Overtime
Corey Locke scored 4 27 into overtime to lift the Hamilton Bulldogs to a 2 1 win over the Lake Erie Monsters in Hamilton Ontario. Philippe Dupuis opened the scoring early, but Jaroslav Halak stopped the Monsters the rest of the way and Eric Manlow tied it for Hamilton in the first period.
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Dupuis
Hamilton
Jaroslav Halak
Bulldogs
Eric Manlow
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