Media Day at Pro Player Stadium sets the Super Bowl mood
At Miami’s Pro Player Stadium, Media Day opened with timed interviews for Falcons and Broncos, plus a lighthearted food showcase. Quotes from Shannon Sharpe and Jamal Anderson highlighted brash talk, future plans, and the event’s playful chaos amid the countdown to Sunday’s game.
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Gophers rally past Indiana in OT for key win
No. 19 Minnesota beat No. 20 Indiana 90-83 in overtime in Minneapolis. Quincy Lewis scored 36, including late free throws to seal victory as Minnesota avenged a prior loss and moved to 13-4 overall. Indiana, led by Scott Padgett’s 23, struggled with defense and a troubled lineup.
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Notre Dame Routs Syracuse Behind Height Edge
Notre Dame, led by Sheila McMillen with 23 points and Ruth Riley 20, beat Syracuse 94-61 at Manley Field House. The Irish forced 25 turnovers as Syracuse, without a starter taller than 5-11, struggled to penetrate and trailed early, extending their seventh straight win while Syracuse coach Marianna Freeman lamented fear of the Irish.
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Old Dominion Downs William and Mary in Burgs Williams
Lucienne Berthieu scored 26 points with 12 rebounds to lift Old Dominion past William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia. Sharron Francis added 12 points for the Monarchs while Andrea Gross led the Tribe with 10 points as William and Mary suffered its sixth straight loss and went 0-for-10 from three. The Tribe were outrebounded 41 to an?
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Baldwin Wallace tops Ohio Northern for 10th straight win
LaGrange resident and Keystone graduate Jodi Reimer scored a season-high 13 points as 10th-ranked Baldwin Wallace beat Ohio Northern in an Ohio Conference game. The win stretched Baldwin Wallace to 10 in a row and to a best-ever 16 1 overall record.
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Purdue Women Rally To Beat Ohio State 64 56 In Big Ten Showdown
Purdue turns halftime deficit into a 64 56 victory at Ohio State as Stephanie White McCarty and Camille Cooper spark a 25 point second half run. White McCarty scores 20, Cooper adds 14, lifting Purdue to its 15th straight win while Burns notes turnover pressure and outside shooting broke the game open.
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Iverson signs 70.9 million extension with 76ers
Allen Iverson and the Philadelphia 76ers finalized a 70.9 million contract extension making him the league’s top paid player entering his third season. The deal starts with 9 million next year and rises by 1.1 million annually to 14.6 million in the final year, underscoring Iverson’s star status amid ongoing scrutiny of his public persona.
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