College AP Top 25 Players Featured in Brief Item
The text lists college players Jeg Coughlin Matt Hartford Aaron Strong Alan Prusiensky Allen Johnson Deric Kramer Kenny Delco and mentions The AP Top 25, implying a brief reference within a sports or ranking feature. No game results or dates are provided.
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Jeg Coughlin
Matt Hartford
Aaron Strong
Alan Prusiensky
Allen Johnson
Deric Kramer
Kenny Delco
NBA Fines Jennings for inappropriate language toward official
NBA fines New York guard Brandon Jennings $15,000 for directing inappropriate language toward a game official and failing to leave the court promptly after his ejection in a Nov. 11 game at Boston. Other moves include AHL and ECHL assignments and personnel changes across teams.
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Golf events at Mayakoba and Sun City with large purses
Nedbank Challenge and OHL Classic at Mayakoba feature top players. Results show Alex Noren 69 67 75 63 for 274, J Wang 68 73 64 75 for 280, and Gouveia 74 68 72 67 for 281. Purse levels reach 7.1 million and 7 million with courses of 6987 and 7831 yards respectively.
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Oscar Fraustro
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Motorsports results at Phoenix and Jose Carlos Pace race summary
Summary of NASCAR at Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale showing Logano leading and Busch winning with 324 laps, plus Formula One at Interlagos where Hamilton wins after a long finish, and Drag Racing final orders at Auto Club Raceway Pomona across Top Fuel Funny Car and Pro Stock categories. Includes driver names, teams, laps, and times.
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Kyle Busch
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Kyle Larson
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Kevin Harvick
Kurt Busch
Alex Bowman
Denny Hamlin
Ryan Blaney
Chase Elliott
Paul Menard
Jamie McMurray
Ryan Newman
Kasey Kahne
Brad Keselowski
Tony Stewart
Greg Biffle
Ad Allmendinger
Casey Mears
Carl Edwards
Landon Cassill
Matt Kenseth
Aric Almirola
R. Stenhouse Jr
Clint Bowyer
M. DiBenédetto
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Regan Smith
Trevor Bayne
Danica Patrick
Brian Scott
David Ragan
Chris Buescher
Jerrey Earnhardt
Michael McDowell
D.J. Kennington
Reed Sorenson
G. Goulding
Jimmie Johnson
Austin Dillon
Test Toy
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J.R. Todd
Shawn Langdon
Antron Brown
Leah Pritchett
Tony Schumacher
Steve Torrence
Richie Crampton
Wayne Newby
Morgan Lucas
Tripp Tatum
Terry McMillen
Shawn Reed
Clay Millican
Brittany Force
Troy Buff
Tommy Johnson Jr
John Force
Courtney Forte
Jack Beckman
Robert Hight
Ron Capps
Jett Arend
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Cruz Pedregon
Paul Lee
del Worsham
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Matt Hagan
Jim Campbell
Chad Head
John Bojec
Greg Anderson
Jason Line
Bo Butner
Erica Enders
Shane Gray
Chris McGaha
Drew Skillman
Vincent Nobile
Alex Laughlin
Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes
Nica Rosberg
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Williams
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Division III playoff first round set with 14 games Saturday
Postseason action lists 14 Division III first round matchups on Saturday including Bridgewater at Alfred and Lakeland at Wisconsin Whitewater. Also shown are numerous men’s basketball results from regional games across the South MidWest and East with scores for Kentucky Canisius Maine Longwood NC State and many more.
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Alfred
Husson
Western New England
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Hobart
Randolph Macon
Johns Hopkins
Redlands
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Oliver
John Carroll
Stevenson
Wesley del
Wittenberg
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North
Ohio State Moves To No 2 In AP Poll After Wild Saturday
The AP college football poll sees Alabama No 1 with Ohio State at No 2 and Louisville No 3 after a day of upsets. Michigan and Clemson drop, Washington falls, while Wisconsin rises. Oregon lineman Maloata dismissed after DUI arrest. Georgia State fires Trent Miles amid a 2-8 season. Tim Howard misses US qualifier with groin injury. Bolt to train with Borussia Dortmund confirmed. US women thrash Romania 5-0 to end year 22-0-3. Czech Republic wins Fed Cup, Strycova key, Massa bows out in Brazil. Lewis Hamilton wins Brazilian GP as Rosberg leads season.
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