Free throws lift UNC past Clemson in ACC clash
Nikki Teasley scored 20 points including late free throws as No. 6 North Carolina edged No. 10 Clemson 87-76. UNC held on despite 9:12 without a field goal, making 22 of 26 free throws late. Juana Brown 17, Chanel Wright 16, Clemson’s Natasha Anderson led visitors with 21.
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Virginia Tech Tops Dayton Behind Williams and Witherspoon
No 14 Virginia Tech improved to 13-0 and 3-0 in the Atlantic 10 after a win over Dayton. Tere Williams poured in 22 points, Lisa Witherspoon had a career best 13 assists, while Maria Albertsson added 13 and Amy Wetzel 12. Witherspoon also logged nine points, nine rebounds and three steals in a strong team performance.
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NBA labor talks linger as players vote clash looms
Union chief Patrick Ewing and Hunter delivered the proposal to David Stern and Russ Granik amid tense talks over a players vote and possible replacement players. Stern warned a season loss may come if no deal is reached, with the Board of Governors could scrap the rest of the schedule. The divide centers on revenue share and a ceiling on earnings for top players.
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Bearcats remain unbeaten in big win over Marquette
Third-ranked Cincinnati improved to 13-0, 2-0 in Conference USA by routing Marquette 75-56. Tim Young led scoring with 23 as Cincinnati extended its best start in 39 years, joining Connecticut and Auburn as remaining unbeatens in Division I. Marquette drops to 8-6, 0-2.
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Rangers top Sharks as Van Allen rallyes nerfed by Ottawa
In a busy night of NHL action the New York Rangers beat the San Jose Sharks 4 3 to extend their home dominance over San Jose to 15 games while Nashville snapped a four game skid and Ottawa rallied from a four goal hole with goals from Yashin Van Allen and York. Jamie Campbell scored for St Louis as Claude Lemieux scored twice and Marc Denis earned his first win in Colorado's win.
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Leafs rally past Bruins in overtime win at home
Toronto overcame a 2-1 deficit to beat Boston 4 3 in overtime as Fredrik Modin deflected the winning goal at 1 54. Sergei Berezin Mats Sundin Steve Thomas and Mike Johnson scored for the Leafs. Bruins got two goals from Sergei Samsonov and 39 saves from Byron Dafoe with Heinze DiMaio Samsonov and Thorton scoring for Boston.
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Hockey Night Cobwebs in Fragmented Box Scores
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