Wildcats Clinch Big 12 Title Share In Win Over Texas Tech
Nicole Obbde scored 21 in her final regular season home game as Kansas State beat Texas Tech 85 73 in Manhattan to share the Big 12 crown. Kendra Wecker added 17 for the Wildcats who moved to 23 4 and 14 2, while Texas Tech finished 24 6 and 10 6. Obbloe led KS State with eight assists and the leading career scorer for the Wildcats had her No 3 retired after the game.
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Stockman leads OSU past Penn State with seven 3s
Ohio State guard Tony Stockman buried seven 3-pointers en route to 25 points in a 71-64 win over Penn State at Value City Arena. J.J. Sullinger added 16 as OSU built a 14-point edge, while Penn State’s Marlon Smith poured in a career-high 26 in a late rally that fell short.
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Ghia State Defeats Penn State In Rough Big Ten Showing
Ghia State posted a 71 to 64 win over Penn State as Johnson led scoring with 35 points. The contest featured uneven shooting, multiple fouls, and a halftime deficit of 35 to 27. Penn State totals listed 24-50 shooting with 6 assists and 10 turnovers, while Ohio State players contributed notable scoring and fouls against the Nittany Lions.
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Jackets stun No 3 Duke to end long home win streak
Georgia Tech, ranked 19th, upset No 3 Duke 76-68 in Durham as Luke Schenscher scored 14 points and Jarrett Jack added 15. Duke’s 41 game home winning streak and Tech’s 15 straight losses to Duke both ended, while J J Redick led Duke with 24 points in a game marked by Tech’s pace and paint presence.
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Port earns NCAC top honors with four first-team nods
Wes leyan star Travis Schwab named conference player of the year and becomes the first four time first team All NCAC performer. Wooster’s Tom Port named newcomer of the year and Wittenberg coach Bill Brown earns coach of the year for the fifth time. Schwab ends as NCAC third all time scorer at 19.3 ppg.
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Browns surface Henson and Ekuban in private workouts
Browns evaluated Drew Henson after a three year football layoff while also inviting defensive end Ebenezer Ekuban as a potential addition. Henson, who last played with Michigan and briefly pursued baseball with the Yankees, met Browns staff after a physical and psychological evaluation. Ekuban, a former Dallas first round pick, could partner with Kenard Lang to fortify the edge amid injury questions and limited sacks.
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Eagles land Jevon Kearse in free agency splash
Eagles outbid the Redskins to sign defensive end Jevon Kearse to a 366 million eight year deal. Washington countered by agreeing to terms with defensive tackle Cornelius Griffin and corner Shawn Springs as Kurt Snyder reshuffled the roster on day one.
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