Haas wins Bob Hope Classic in final-hole burst
Bill Haas ends a 140-start win drought at the Bob Hope Classic when he birdies the 18th to force a lead and finish 8 under, one stroke ahead of Matt Kuchar Tim Clark and Bubba Watson. He shares the title with his father Jay Haas who watched from the gallery.
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Pens Upset Rangers and Blues Rally Past Flames
Chris Conner was recalled earlier and scored twice as the Penguins beat the Rangers 4-2. Ty Conklin stopped 34 shots for his third shutout, while Patrik Berglund and David Perron led the Blues past the Flames, narrowing the gap to the Western Conference playoff race. Brad Lukowich added a third period goal for Vancouver in a win over Buffalo as Henrik and Daniel Sedin set up the winner.
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Klug makes comeback to lead US snowboarding team
Chris Klug, who survived a liver transplant, clinched an Olympic spot for Vancouver by finishing eighth in a World Cup event and forming America's Snowboard Team. He joins Tyler Jewell as PGS teammates, with Elena Hight and Greg Bretz added to the U S roster alongside established stars. The lineup announcement followed a delayed process as the team weighs remaining quota spots and high profile contenders.
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Purdue Slips past Ohio State 63-61 in Big Ten clash
Freshman guard K K Houser poured in a career high 18 for Purdue as No 4 Ohio State dropped its first Big Ten game 63-61 despite Sam Ostarello adding 14 points and seven rebounds. Jamel Lavender led OSU with 17 points and 10 boards as Brittany Johnson scored 16. Prahalis missed a buzzer layup to force overtime.
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Syracuse Tops Georgetown In Big East Clash
No. 4 Syracuse erased a 14 point hole to beat seventh ranked Georgetown 73 56. Kris Joseph and Andy Rautins each scored 15 as Wes Johnson added 14. Boeheim tied for sixth on the all time wins list with 819 and reached 32 20 win seasons. Georgetown led early with four first half 3s before Syracuse seized control in the second half.
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