Ewing sparks Knicks past Clippers with 31 points
Patrick Ewing snapped a scoring drought by totaling 31 points as the New York Knicks defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 101-91. The Knicks seized control with an 11-0 run late in the game, pushing ahead 90-83 and holding on despite the Clippers’ late surge. The game featured strong team scoring from both sides and notable performances from Ken Norman and other Clippers players.
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Indians Stress Defense in Opener With New Outfield
Cleveland aims for a stronger defensive outfield in the exhibition opener against Milwaukee, replacing Belle and Cole with Glenallen Hill and Kenny Lofton. Mark Whiten returns in right as the manager weighs batting order and opening day pitcher options for a lean, defensive focus.
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Oberlin's Hodge earns NCAC player of the year honor
Oberlin College's Cory Hodge and Ohio Wesleyan's Karen Porath win NCAC player of the year awards in voting by conference coaches. Wooster's Steve Moore takes men's coach of the year for second straight season. University Wesleyan's Nan Carney-DeBord earns women's coach of the year for third time. Hodge led NCAC with 23.4 points per game, 40-point game vs Ohio Wesleyan. Porath averaged 13.1 points and 9.7 rebounds for NCAA-bound Bishops. Moore guided Wooster to a 26-2 season, the Scots' best in history.
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Taylor Named Player of Year Leads CSU Past Wright State
Elyria West graduate Lanette Taylor named North Star Conference player of the year and then starring for Cleveland State as they topped Wright State 83-68 in the opening round of the conference tournament at Northern Illinois Evans Field House. Taylor scored 30 points, pulled 17 rebounds, blocked five shots, and helped CSU move to 8-20.
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UCLA survives late scare at Washington State
No. 9 UCLA edged Washington State 89-85 as Don MacLean hit 3 of 4 free throws in the final 30 seconds after the Cougars rallied. Ken Critton Neil Derrick and Terrence Lewis led WS U with 16 each while Arizona and other Pac-10 results surfaced elsewhere.
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College scores variety from scattered games
Multiple colleges posted varied results across the schedule. Union Kentucky defeated Pikeville by a wide margin. Wittenberg fell to Emory and Henry while Kean beat Stockton State. Susquehanna also posted a win over Wortheast Combreach, Monmouth and Robert Morris had mixed results, and several missing or garbled entries hint at more scores from Long Island University, Fairleigh Dickinson, and Texas Pan-American among others.
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Ohio State Eyes Top High School Player
Ohio State may add a top recruit despite no scholarships available for next season. Donta Bright, a 6 foot 6 senior from Dunbar High School in Baltimore, has visited and shown interest in playing for head coach Randy Ayers. Bright could still end up at Ohio State, according to Brights coach Pete Pompey.
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