Duke Rolls Past Temple 90 67 to Stay Unbeaten
Duke, ranked No 2, improves to 9 0 with a 90 67 win over Temple at Izod Center. Seth Curry scores 23, Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly post double doubles as Duke hits 12 of 20 from three. Curry injures ankle earlier but plays through. Temple’s Jake O’Brien nets late, Fran Dunphy lauds Duke.
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Owls stumble as Duke, Kentucky, Louisville, Ohio State praised
Quenton DeCosey scored 13 as Temple’s 6-1 Owls chased their best start since 1987-88. Coach Dunphy credited Duke level defense and poor patience after rushing plays, noting the need to manage every possession against top teams.
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Spurs rout Bobcats as 19 3s spark 132 102 win
San Antonio set a franchise record with 19 three-pointers and dominated Charlotte 132 102 at Time Warner Cable Arena. Seven Spurs scored in double figures led by Danny Green with a career high seven 3s as Kemba Walker top scored for the Bobcats with 23 in the loss coached by Mike Dunlap who shuffled starters prior to the game.
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Panthers fall after Newton fumble versus Falcons
In a pivotal Week 4 clash, Cam Newton fumbled on a third and 2 at the Atlanta 46, costing Carolina a sealing first down. The Panthers punted with 59 seconds left, allowing Atlanta to rally and turn the season toward a division title.
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Cowboys lineman Brent faces intoxication manslaughter charge
Irving police say Josh Brent was speeding when his one vehicle crashed about 2:20 a.m. Saturday killing Cowboys linebacker Jerry Brown. Brent was arrested after a field sobriety test and the charge was upgraded following Brown's death.
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