5:31 2nd Per
Montreal Canadiens (10-11)
Washington Capitals (13-4)
2
1
0:00 1st Per
Boston Bruins (9-8)
Buffalo Sabres (12-5)
0
1
19:22 2nd Per
Florida Panthers (8-9)
Detroit Red Wings (10-6)
0
0
9:52 1st Per
New York Islanders (8-6)
Minnesota Wild (7-12)
0
0
12:00 AM
Philadelphia Flyers (12-5)
San Jose Sharks (14-5)
--
--
12:00 AM
Colorado Avalanche (13-6)
Vancouver Canucks (11-10)
--
--
11:00 AM
Niagara Purple Eagles (2-1)
Howard Bison (0-3)
--
--
Final
Penn State Nittany Lions (2-2)
Tulane Green Wave (1-2)
58
63
Final
#19 Georgia Tech (2-1)
George Mason Patriots (2-2)
70
62
Final
DePaul Blue Demons (2-0)
Northern Iowa Panthers (1-1)
60
52
Final
Drake Bulldogs (1-2)
Georgia State Panthers (1-2)
65
58
Final
NC-Wilmington Seahawks (1-3)
Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes (4-0)
60
67
Final
#21 Dayton Flyers (2-1)
#6 Villanova Wildcats (4-0)
65
71
Final
North Carolina State (2-0)
Akron Zips (0-2)
66
45
Final
East Carolina Pirates (1-3)
#11 Tennessee Volunteers (3-0)
66
105
Final
James Madison Dukes (0-2)
Murray State Racers (2-1)
43
71
Final
Detroit Titans (2-1)
Robert Morris Colonials (0-3)
71
59
Final
#15 Ohio State Buckeyes (3-1)
#12 California Golden Bears (2-2)
76
70
5:00 PM
Robert Morris Colonials (0-3)
Detroit Titans (2-1)
--
--
5:47 4th QTR
Akron Zips (2-8)
Bowling Green (2-8)
20
36
Final
Central Florida (3-0)
Auburn Tigers (1-2)
84
74
6:00 PM
North Carolina Central (1-2)
Florida International (1-3)
--
--
0:32 2nd Half
Indiana Hoosiers (2-1)
Boston University (0-3)
67
69
6:00 PM
St. Joseph's Hawks (2-0)
Boston College Eagles (2-0)
--
--
Final
The Citadel Bulldogs (1-2)
Eastern Michigan Eagles (2-0)
56
63
0:51 2nd Half
Toledo Rockets (0-2)
#2 Michigan State Spartans (2-0)
59
71
HALFTIME
E. Michigan (0-10)
Toledo Rockets (0-10)
14
26
Final
San Francisco Dons (2-1)
Arizona State Sun Devils (4-0)
65
104
11:50 2nd Half
Troy Trojans (2-0)
Florida Gators (2-0)
39
50
10:37 2nd Half
La Salle Explorers (1-1)
Davidson Wildcats (0-2)
65
53
15:35 2nd Half
#23 Clemson Tigers (2-0)
NC-Greensboro Spartans (0-2)
52
30
Final
Howard Bison (0-3)
Niagara Purple Eagles (2-1)
77
82
0:05 1st Half
#24 Syracuse Orange (3-0)
#4 North Carolina Tar Heels (4-0)
37
39
4:01 2nd Half
Longwood Lancers (0-3)
Columbia Lions (0-1)
58
67
12:34 2nd Half
Seton Hall Pirates (2-0)
Cornell Big Red (2-0)
56
40
9:06 2nd Half
Binghamton Bearcats (1-1)
St. Bonaventure Bonnies (1-1)
23
54
13:16 2nd Half
Brown Bears (1-2)
St. John's Red Storm (2-0)
47
54
9:41 3rd Qtr
Cleveland Cavaliers (8-4)
Indiana Pacers (5-4)
66
61
11:07 3rd Qtr
Memphis Grizzlies (3-8)
Philadelphia Sixers (5-6)
49
52
0:00 2nd Qtr
Miami Heat (7-4)
Toronto Raptors (5-7)
24
26
8:45 2nd Half
Colorado State Rams (2-1)
Indiana State Sycamores (2-1)
40
43
0:34 1st Half
Texas Southern Tigers (1-2)
Northern Colorado Bears (3-0)
25
33
0:35 1st Half
Drexel Dragons (0-2)
Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1-0)
28
29
0:26 1st Half
Alcorn State Braves (0-3)
Albany Great Danes (1-2)
28
36
2:23 2nd Qtr
Houston Rockets (7-5)
Atlanta Hawks (10-2)
43
47
2:56 1st Qtr
Orlando Magic (9-3)
Boston Celtics (9-3)
7
6
4:35 1st Qtr
Washington Wizards (3-7)
Oklahoma City Thunder (6-6)
2
7
6:44 1st Half
New Hampshire Wildcats (1-0)
Maryland Terrapins (2-0)
12
26
10:21 1st Half
Tennessee State Tigers (0-1)
Southern Illinois (0-2)
11
30
8:26 1st Half
Appalachian State (2-1)
Arkansas Razorbacks (1-1)
9
28
10:14 1st Half
Tennessee Tech (2-1)
Memphis Tigers (1-1)
8
14
9:14 1st Half
Providence Friars (3-0)
Alabama Crimson Tide (1-1)
22
17
9:33 1st Half
Samford Bulldogs (0-3)
Texas A&M Aggies (2-0)
22
20
8:15 PM
Austin Peay Governors (1-1)
IUPUI Jaguars (2-0)
--
--
8:30 PM
Tennessee State Tigers (0-1)
Northern Illinois (0-2)
--
--
8:30 PM
Sacramento Kings (5-5)
Dallas Mavericks (9-3)
--
--
8:30 PM
Charlotte Bobcats (3-8)
Milwaukee Bucks (6-3)
--
--
8:30 PM
South Dakota State (2-0)
#7 Purdue Boilermakers (1-0)
--
--
8:30 PM
Mississippi Rebels (3-0)
Kansas State Wildcats (3-0)
--
--
10:12 1st Half
Miami (Ohio) RedHawks (0-2)
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (1-0)
11
17
9:00 PM
Bowling Green Falcons (1-1)
Iowa Hawkeyes (0-2)
--
--
9:00 PM
Loyola-Chicago Ramblers (1-1)
Holy Cross Crusaders (0-2)
--
--
9:00 PM
IPFW Mastodons (1-2)
Gonzaga Bulldogs (1-1)
--
--
9:05 PM
Maryland-Eastern Shore (0-2)
Missouri State BEARS (1-0)
--
--
9:30 PM
Boise State Broncos (10-0)
Utah St. Aggies (10-0)
--
--
9:30 PM
South Carolina Gamecocks (3-0)
South Florida Bulls (3-0)
--
--
10:15 PM
Nicholls State Colonels (0-2)
New Mexico Lobos (2-0)
--
--
10:30 PM
Cal State Bakersfield (1-1)
UCLA Bruins (0-1)
--
--
10:30 PM
Portland Blazers (9-4)
Golden State Warriors (3-8)
--
--
10:30 PM
Denver Nuggets (8-3)
Los Angeles Clippers (4-9)
--
--
11:00 PM
San Jose State Spartans (1-0)
#14 Washington Huskies (3-0)
--
--
11:30 PM
Vanderbilt Commodores (1-0)
St. Mary's Gaels (2-0)
--
--
BREAKING NEWS: Headlines

Gasol returns, leads Lakers past Bulls (AP)


Chicago Bulls center Brad Miller(notes), right, goes up for a shot as Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum(notes) defends during the second half of their NBA basketball game, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009, in Los Angeles.

Until Thursday night, Pau Gasol had made more appearances this fall on "CSI: Miami" than in the Los Angeles Lakers' starting lineup. The Spanish 7-footer finally got back to his day job in a dynamic season debut that suggested just how good the defending NBA champions can be when they're whole.

Chicago scores 5 in 2nd, rips Flames 7-1 (AP)


Chicago Blackhawks goalie Cristobal Huet(notes), from France, looks for the puck during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Calgary Flames in Calgary, Alberta, on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009.

The Chicago Blackhawks overpowered the Calgary Flames in a rematch of their first-round playoff series. Kris Versteeg scored two power-play goals in Chicago's five-goal second period to help the Blackhawks rout the Flames 7-1 on Thursday night. "Great game across the board, I'm very happy with all aspects and areas of our game," Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said.

Lincecum wins second straight Cy Young (AP)


San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum(notes) smiles at the conclusion of his press conference after winning the National League Cy Young Award at AT&T Park in San Francisco, Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009. Lincecum won the award for the second straight year, emerging from one of the tightest votes in the history of the honor to become the first repeat winner since Randy Johnson(notes).

Tim Lincecum has been so dominant in his first two full major league seasons that even his top bosses don't know how he can get much better. Two NL Cy Young Awards, a pair of All-Star selections -- all at age 25. Lincecum has a couple of ideas in that area: Grow up and make better decisions personally, and pitch the San Francisco Giants into the playoffs at last.

Williams' 3 TDs get Dolphins by Panthers (AP)


Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme(notes) (17) waits near the huddle in the second half of the Panthers' 24-17 loss to the Miami Dolphins in an NFL football game in Charlotte, N.C., Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009.

With Ronnie Brown lost for the season, the Miami Dolphins turned to their aging running back. Ricky Williams showed he's still got it. The 32-year-old Williams rushed for 119 yards and scored three touchdowns, and the Dolphins beat the Carolina Panthers 24-17 on Thursday night for their fourth win in six games to get into the AFC playoff picture.

3rd-string QB rallies No. 12 Cowboys (AP)


Drafted by the New York Yankees in the second round, Brandon Weeden was a starting pitcher all the way. After giving up baseball, the strong-armed right-hander earned perhaps his biggest win as an ace reliever. Weeden, the third-string quarterback for No. 12 Oklahoma State, threw for 168 yards and two touchdowns in the second half to lead the Cowboys back from an 11-point deficit for a 31-28 win...

Jardine helps Syracuse rout No. 13 Cal (AP)


Jim Boeheim walked into the postgame interview room and settled into a chair, hunching over with his chin tucked into his hand. When he finally spoke, the first words out of his mouth probably sent a shiver through Syracuse's future opponents. "I think that we can still be better offensively," Boeheim said.
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