College and pro schedules listed for tonight
The page lists college men games Alcor at Indiana and Wake at Rutgers plus Clem at Minnesota and Islinos at Kentucky and Indiana at Kentucky with times around 7 p.m. It also notes NBA game San Antonio at Chicago and football NEL Baltimore at Cleveland at 8 15 p.m. Channel and radio stations WKRK 92 3 FM WKNR 850 AM and WNCX 98 5 FM are shown.
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ESPN
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WKNR
WNCX
NHL and college football coaching shifts noted across leagues
NHL transactions include Ducks recall Theodore from San Diego and Wings assign Neddel to Toledo with several AHL moves. College football: Georgia resigns Richt, Iowa State hires Campbell, Virginia and Virginia Tech announce coaches, Rutgers dismisses Flood and hires Hobbs.
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Shea Theodore
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Richard Neddel
Grand Rapids
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Mike Angelidis
Syracuse
American Hockey League
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Darian Dziarzynski
Greenville
Grand Rapids Griffins
Derek Docken
Lehigh Valley Phantoms
Connor Knapp
Reading
Georgia
Mark Richt
Iowa State
Matt Campbell
Kentucky
Patrick Towles
Penn State
John Donovan
Purdue
John Shoop
Greg Hudson
Robin Carter
Rutgers
Kyle Flood
Julie Hermann
Patrick Hobbs
Virginia
Mike London
Virginia Tech
Justin Fuente
Associated Press
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Michigan State
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Stanford
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LSU Navy
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Browns Ravens Odds And Picks From Major Sports Lines
The Browns appear as favorites across multiple bets with a -210 money line while the Ravens stand at 175 on the alternative. first half line favors the Browns by one point and the total sits around 2012. Other college and pro matchups are listed with various spreads and money lines across conferences and leagues. Boxing headline notes Peter Quillin faces Daniel Jacobs in Brooklyn with purses aligned at 135 and 115 respectively.
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Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin
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Golf results from multiple events with top players listed
Australian Open at The Australia Golf Club Sydney shows final scoring with Charl Schwartzel and Gregory Bourdy among leaders. Ureex Country Club Malelane in South Africa hosts an event with Ben Hebert Sebastien Gros Matt Ford among top finishers. Final scores range from -273 to -280 across rounds.
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Gregory Bourdy
France
Benjamin Hebert
Sebastien Gros
Matt Ford
England
Linard Leads as 72-71-67-70 Set Narrow Margin
A tight leaderboard shows Thomas Linard of France posting 72 71 67 70 for a total of 276 after round four, with Luiten and Grace at 280 and Pepperell and van Zyl at 281. Branden Grace and Eddie Pepperell sit close behind as Frittelli and Burmester chase the pack.
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John Senden
David Klein
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Lee Westwood
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Daniel Valente
Homas Linard
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Eddie Pepperell
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Jaco van Zyl
Dean Burmester
Dylan Frittelli
Lasse Jensen
Denmark
Mikael Lundberg
Sweden
Pablo Martin
Spain
Tom Murray
Shaun Norris
Women's basketball results roundup across multiple games
A compiled list of women's college basketball scores from various matchups. Highlights include Army over Rider 57 to 42, Canisius 61 over Bucknell 56, Indiana Pa 64 vs Johnson C Smith 43, Belmont 102 over Troy 93, and many others with teams from East Coast to Midwest competing in February and March results.
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Kentucky
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I Illinois
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CFL Division Finals and Grey Cup Results
Ottawa defeated Hamilton 35 to 28 in the East Division final. Edmonton beat Calgary 41 to 31 in the West Division final. The Grey Cup championship will be held in Winnipeg with Ottawa facing the winner.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Winnipeg
AHL mwudy No games scheduled Tuesday
Manitoba at Milwaukee game options show no contests on Tuesday with an 8 p.m. start time.
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Mwudy
Manitoba
Milwaukee
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Final Results and Drivers Standings
The Yas Marina circuit hosted the season finale with Rosberg winning in 1:38:30.175 at 115.573 mph and Hamilton second. Vettel is third followed by Raikkonen, Perez, Ricciardo, Hulkenberg, Massa, Grosjean, Kvyat, Sainz, Button, Bottas, Nasr, Verstappen, Alonso, Stevens, Merhi, Maldonado. Hamilton leads the drivers standings with 381 points, Rosberg 322, Vettel 278, Raikkonen 150, Bottas 136, Massa 121, Kvyat 95, Ricciardo 9, Perez 78, Hulkenberg 58, Grosjean 51, Verstappen 49.
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Goffin and Murray lead Belgium Britain in Davis Cup clashes
In Ghent on clay indoor surface Belgium split with Britain as David Goffin defeated Kyle Edmund and Andy Murray beat Ruben Bemelmans. The doubles Murray brothers won 6 4, 4 6, 6 3, 6 2. Bemelmans versus Edmund was abandoned. Final reverse singles saw Murray defeat Goffin.
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Kyle Edmund
Andy Murray
Ruben Bemelmans
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Jamie Murray
Kimmer Coppejans
Steve Darcis
Svindal Leads Lake Louise Giant Slalom And World Cup Standings
Lake Louise results show Aksel Svindal of Norway first with 1:29.30, Mayer second and Fill third in the event. World Cup standings after four events list Svindal on top with 207 points, followed by Fill and Mayer, while Shiffrin leads the overall after Aspen results.
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Steven Nyman
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Tim Juloff
Bryce Bennett
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Wiley Maple
Drew Duffy
Resi Stiegler
Paula Moltzan
Lila Lapanja
Mikaela Shiffrin
Frida Hansdotter
Sweden
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Veronika Velez Zuzulova
Slovakia
Erin Mielzynski
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Aspen
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Larka Strachova
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Nico Walther
Crew to play in MLS Cup after 2-1 aggregate win
Columbus Crew advance to MLS Cup after a 2-1 aggregate victory over New York Red Bulls in Harrison New Jersey. Anatole Abang scored in stoppage time for the Crew while Bradley Wright Phillips hit the post for New York. Columbus hosts the final at Mapfre Stadium against Portland Timbers.
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