Indiana Extends Win Streak With Illini Comeback
No. 10 Indiana defeats Illinois 62-58 in Bloomington to push its winning streak to 10 and home tally to 27, led by Eric Gordon's 17 points and Dr. White's 15 points and 10 rebounds. Shaun Pruitt top scores for Illinois with 14. Duke over Virginia 87-65 as Nelson leads with 20. Rhode Island beats Duquesne 80-78 on Baron late shot. Oregon tops Stanford 84-72 as Hairston and Porter each add 15.
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Ohio State women roll past Northwestern in Evanston
No. 19 Ohio State built a 22-9 run after halftime to beat Northwestern 77-55 in Evanston. Marseilla Packer scored 18 and Jamel Lavender 15 with 12 boards, while Amy Jaeschke led Northwestern with a career-high 24 points.
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Choi holds on for seventh PGA win at Sony Open
K J Choi protected a four shot lead at Waialae in blustery conditions to win the Sony Open with a final round 71 and 14 under total. Rory Sabbatini surged with six birdies but three putted the last for par on the 18th to finish three behind. Jerry Kelly finished third after a bogey free 67.
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Ferrie WD highlights new PGA Tour policy oddity
English veteran Ferrie WD withdrew after making the Winged Foot cut, receiving $8,798 and no FedEx Cup points despite a 4 under par, while rivals moved on. tour chief says rules mandate this outcome. Rookie Tim Wilkinson struggled in the final round with a 78 after a 62, tying for 25th. Richard Sterne won the Johannesburg Open in a three-man playoff at 13 under, aided by a 65, as Magnus Carlsson and Garth Mulray tied at 271.
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Miller ties World Cup wins record with 27th victory
Bode Miller captured his 27th World Cup win by taking the downhill at the Lauberhorn in Wengen, matching Phil Mahre for the all time American record. Didier Cuche finished second, Manuel Osborne-Paradis third, as Miller clocked 2 minutes 30.40 seconds and celebrated with a fist pump after the finish.
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Chicago hosts bid push to reshape Olympic image
Chicago strategizes to counter stereotypes as it publicly outlines its 2016 Olympic bid. Organizers stress global appeal amid outsider views of crime and industry, highlighting assets like parks, skyscrapers, and culture while vowing broader international marketing. Budget concerns loom with limited funding for tourism and promotion.
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