Duke Beats Georgetown in Durham to Stay Undefeated
No. 1 Duke defeated Georgetown 93-66 in Durham as Dahntay Jones scored two points and Daniel Ewing added a career-best 19. Duke shot 20-for-36 at the foul line while improving to 10-0. Georgetown, led by 23 from Mike Sweetney, dropped to 8-2.
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Ohio State Faces Michigan State Without Connolly in Big Ten Opener
Ohio State may be without Sean Connolly for the Big Ten opener at No. 25 Michigan State due to a sprained left ankle. Connolly is day to day, hurting depth as OSU battles injuries to Fuss-Cheatham Dials Jenkins and more, risking fatigue with seven players logging most minutes.
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Notre Dame tops Mountaineers in Big East clash
Le Tania Severe scores 21 to spark a 66-59 comeback as No 16 Notre Dame ends West Virginia’s 10 game win streak in Morgantown. Alicia Ratay adds 14 after halftime as Irish erase a 14 point deficit in conference opener. Kate Bulger leads WVU with 22.
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Blue Jackets win in St Paul under interim coach MacLean
Geoff Sanderson scored his 21st goal and Grant Marshall ended a scoreless stretch to lift the Columbus Blue Jackets over the Minnesota Wild 2-1 in St. Paul. MacLean took over as interim coach after firing Dave King, directing his team in their first game under his leadership. Marc Denis made 18 saves.
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San Antonio Rampage thumps Barons in 3-1 victory
Pierre Dagenais scored twice for San Antonio as the Rampage defeated the Cleveland Barons 3-1. Dagenais opened the scoring with 5 seconds left in the first period and added his 10th of the season early in the second, Jim Campbell also scored, and Chris Mason stopped 27 shots to extend San Antonio’s unbeaten stretch to five games. Patrick Rissmiller tallied Cleveland’s lone goal as the Barons suffered their ninth straight defeat. Vesa Toskala allowed 3 goals on 31 shots in the loss.
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Garcia aims for majors and money titles with Woods absent
Sergio Garcia, speaking at Kapalua, plots major wins and a bid to top money lists on both sides of the Atlantic. With Tiger Woods recovering from knee surgery and out of early events, Garcia seeks no fear as he defends his Mercedes Championship title amid 18 first time winners and a $1 million prize for the winner in a reshaped PGA Tour season.
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