Ottawa defenseman Anton Volchenkov may be sidelined up to a month because of a broken right index finger. Volchenkov was hurt during Ottawa’s 6-5 loss to the Nashville Predators on Thursday night, the Senators’ fifth straight defeat. “I knew right away (it was broken),” Volchenkov said. “It’s a pretty bad injury.
Sebastien Loeb stayed on course to win a fourth consecutive world championship title after Saturday’s second day of the season-ending Rally of Wales. Loeb, who needs to finish at least fifth Sunday to equal Tommi Makinen’s 1996-99 record for consecutive titles, was in third place after 12 of 17 stages.
Derrick Low kept taking shots for No. 6 Washington State, even though most of them were missing the mark for the team’s leading scorer. His perseverance paid off — and kept the Cougars undefeated. Low was only 1-of-8 shooting before hitting consecutive 3-pointers in a span of 46 seconds to finally push Washington State in front, and the Cougars went on to a 67-64 victory Friday night over a scrappy…
Derrick Low kept taking shots for No. 6 Washington State, even though most of them were missing the mark for the team’s leading scorer. His perseverance paid off — and kept the Cougars undefeated. Low was only 1-of-8 shooting before hitting consecutive 3-pointers in a span of 46 seconds to finally push Washington State in front, and the Cougars went on to a 67-64 victory Friday night over a scrappy…
Derrick Low kept taking shots for No. 6 Washington State, even though most of them were missing the mark for the team’s leading scorer. His perseverance paid off — and kept the Cougars undefeated. Low was only 1-of-8 shooting before hitting consecutive 3-pointers in a span of 46 seconds to finally push Washington State in front, and the Cougars went on to a 67-64 victory Friday night over a scrappy…
Nevermind any city bragging rights. Jerel McNeal and No. 13 Marquette were just happy to get an easy win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee. McNeal scored 16 points and backcourt mate Dominic James had 22, powering the Golden Eagles to a 100-65 rout of their cross-town rival Friday night in their first meeting in nearly a decade.
Nevermind any city bragging rights. Jerel McNeal and No. 13 Marquette were just happy to get an easy win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee. McNeal scored 16 points and backcourt mate Dominic James had 22, powering the Golden Eagles to a 100-65 rout of their cross-town rival Friday night in their first meeting in nearly a decade.
Tony Hooper scored 26 points and Louisiana-Monroe rallied from 16 down to beat Iowa 72-67 in overtime in the Hawkeye Challenge on Friday night. Lance Brasher added 14 for Louisiana-Monroe (3-4), which hit five 3-pointers in overtime and became just the second team in 51 tries to beat the Hawkeyes in Iowa’s annual tournament.
Nevermind any city bragging rights. Jerel McNeal and No. 13 Marquette were just happy to get an easy win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee. McNeal scored 16 points and backcourt mate Dominic James had 22, powering the Golden Eagles to a 100-65 rout of their cross-town rival Friday night in their first meeting in nearly a decade.
Tony Hooper scored 26 points and Louisiana-Monroe rallied from 16 down to beat Iowa 72-67 in overtime in the Hawkeye Challenge on Friday night. Lance Brasher added 14 for Louisiana-Monroe (3-4), which hit five 3-pointers in overtime and became just the second team in 51 tries to beat the Hawkeyes in Iowa’s annual tournament.
