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SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 2011 PAGE 2, SECTION GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE WWW.GREATFALLSTRIBUNE.COM Y. Wanders at Chicago, 5 San Jose at Anaheim. 6 p.m. flanoerl 3. Start 2 loll THINGS TO DO AND WATCH Out-Nono.

Reboundt-Utah 51 (Jenerson 13), Memphis 45 (Randolph II). Atsiits -Utah 27 (Williams 6), Msmphit 22 (Vaiquaz 7). Total Fouls-Utah 26, Memphle 22. Technicals Memphis detensrvo thru second. A 14,781 Wizards 17, Nets 77 NEW JERSEY 177) N.V.

Rmoen 0 110 Dallas 1 1 0 0 2 N.V. Ratteen won shootout 1-0 Jefferson rallies LSU over in Cotton By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Writer ARLINGTON, Texas -r- With rumors swirling about LSU coach Les Miles' future, Jordan Jefferson CDTTQfJ threw three touchdown passes to Terrence Toliver and ran for a score to help the 11th-ranked Tigers rally for a 41-24 victory over No. 18 Texas in the Cotton Bowl on Friday night. Miles is likely a leading candidate for the coaching vacan Today's sports calendar Prep basketball 4:30 p.m., Butte High girls at Great Falls High. Swarlhout Fieldhouse 7:30 p.m.

CM. Russell boys at Butte High. Butte Civic Center I p.m., Fort Benton girls at Great Falls Central 7:30 p.m., Fort Benton boys at Great Falls Central Prep wrestling II a.m., CM. Russell. Great Falls High in Bozeman Invitational College wrestling All day, UGF In Cliefl Keen National Duals in Waterloo, Iowa Today's TV sports COLLEGE BASKETBALL 9 a.m.

ESPN2-College Basketball West Virginia at Georgetown. (Live) 10 a.m. FSN-Women's College Basketball Iowa State at Baylor. (Live) 11 a.m. ESPN2-College Basketball Kansas State at Oklahoma State.

(Live) Noon Hfi fl-women's College Basketball Connecticut at Notre Dame. (Live) 12:30 p.m. FSN-College Basketball California at Arizona State. (Live) 1 p.m. ESPN2-Collge Basketball Florida State at Virginia Tech.

(Live) 1:30 p.m. ESPN-College Basketball Connecticut at Texas. (Live) 2 p.m. (H: Q-Women's College Basketball Ohio State at Iowa. (Live) 2:30 p.m.

FSN-Women's College Basketball USCatUCLA. (Live) 3 p.m. ESPNZ-College Basketball Vanderbilt at South Carolina. (Live) 4:30 p.m. FSN-College Basketball Oregon State at Washington.

(Live) 8:30 p.m. FSN-College Basketball Oregon at Washington State. (Live) COLLEGE FOOTBALL 10 a.m. ESPN-College Football BBVA Compass Bowl Kentucky vs. Pittsburgh.

From Birmingham. Ala. (Live) HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 11 a.m. KBGF-HIgh School Football U.S. Army Ait-American Bowl.

From the Alamodome in San Antonio. (Live) NFL PLAYOFFS 2:30 p.m. KBGF-NFL Football NFC Wild-Card Game: New Orleans at Seattle. (Live) 6 p.m. KBGF-NFL Football AFC Wild-Card Game: N.V.

Jets at Indianapolis. (Live) cy at Michigan, where he played and was an assistant coach. In the days leading up to the Cotton Bowl, Miles said his focus was on his Tigers and that he enjoyed where he was. But LSU (11-2) has now completed its fourth season with at least 11 wins in Miles' six years. The Tigers had only two 1 1-win seasons in their history before that.

During the postgame celebration, Miles sang the LSU fight song loud and proud with his players. When asked after that if he'd back next season, there was a pause before Miles responded, "It's a wonderful place. I love it here." Texas (9-4) led 10-0 in the first quarter, including a field goal after Jefferson threw an interception, but had its six-game winning streak snapped. It was the 50th game between the border-state schools, but the first since the 1995 opener. Texas had won the last five games in a series that likely will not be renewed in the regular season any time soon.

Jefferson was 10 of 19 for 158 yards with scoring passes of 42, 2 and 41 yards to Toliver, who had only two TD catches in the regular season. CMR: GFH next up FROM 1S Fust Period-I, Dallas, Sulherby (Segal, Baich), 7:56. Second Pernd-2, Rangers. Fedotenko 2 49 (ah) 3. Dallas, Rlbeio 9 (Enksaon, Woywitka), 10:20 (pp).

Third Ptrlod-4. Y. Rangers, Anisimov 10 Steal, Lundqiasi). 6:04 (pp). CNnJnio-ntoiio.

Shootout-NY. Rangers 1 (Stepan NO, ZuccaiMo G), Dallas 0 (Bent) NO, Richards NO, RibenNG). Shots on Goal-N Y. Rangers Dalits 10-6-11-1-30. Rangers, Lundqvist.

Dallas, Lehtonen. A-1 4,934 (16.532). 2.34. Maplt Loots 9, Ttirastiart 3 Toronto 2 I 1 I Antra's 1 0 I First Penod-t, Atlanta. Enalrom 8 Eager), 2:36.

2, Toronto, Versteeg 12 (Armstrong, Qunnarsson, 9:43. 3. Toronto, Grabovskt 16 Ketsel, Kaberla), 16:06 (pp). Second Period 4, Toronto, Armstrong 6 (Versteeg, Beaucftemin), 12:06. Toronto.

Kulemai 14 Grabovski, Komissrsk), 13:25. 6, Toronto, Grabovski 17 (MacArlhuf, Kulemin), 15 15 7, Toronto. Kulemin 15 (Kaberkt). 18 00 (pp) 8, Toronto, MacArthur 11 (Kulemin. Kaberkt), 19:14 (pp) 9, Toronto.

MacArttur 12 Versteeg. Kaberla), 19:49 (pp). Third Period 10, Toronto. Kessel 17 (Beauchamin, Bozak), 1:32 (pp). 11, Atlanta, former 1, 14 09.

12. Atlanta. Ladd 14 Utile, Bergfors), 19:12. Shots on Goal-Toronto 16-124-34. Atlanta 13-11-20-44, Goalies-Toronto, Remor.

Atlanta, Pavelec, Mason, Pavelec, Mason. A 14,592 2:24. Red Wingl Flames 4 Detroit 1 2 1 0 5 Calgary 2 2 0 0 4 Detroit won shootout 1-0 First Period 1. Calgary. Gktncrou 8 Stajan, Babchuk), 8 43.

2. Oelrorl, Helm 4 (Fraruen). 1556. 3, Calgary, Iginla 17 (Glencroat. Bniwmeester), 19 50.

Second Penod4, Detroit, Ralalskl 1 (Ericsson), :41 5, Calgary, Glencross 9 (Babchuk, flagman), 1 :09 8, Calgary, Babchuk 8 (Gwdano, Iginla). 11:33 (pp). 7, Detroit. Earn 12 (Hudler, Bertuzzi! 19:42 (pp). Thud Penod-6, DetroiL Ratafski 2 (Zelterberg, Helm).

8:16. CvertrmoNone. Shootoul-Delroil 1 (Hudler NG, Bertuzzi G. Zetterberg NG), Calgary 0 (Tanguay NG, Hagman NG, Bourgue NG). Shots on Goal Oelrorl 9-94-1-27.

Calgary 10- 12- 11-6-39. Goalies-Detroit, Howard. Calgary. Kiprusofl.A-19,289 (19.289) T-245. Bleckhawkt 3, Senators 2 Ottawa 0 1 1 0 2 Chicago 0 1 0 3 Chicago won shootout 2-0 Fust Period Nona.

Second Period 1, Ottawa, Allredsson 13 (Karlsson, Gonchar), :49 (pp). 2, Chicago, Sharp 24 (Campbell, Hossa). 4:06. Thud Penod-3. Chicago.

Kane 12, 7:50 4, Ottawa. Mclialek 8 (Campos, Allredsson). 16:35. Overtimo-None. Shootout-Ottawa 0 (Kovalev NG, Allredsson NG), Chicago 2 (Toews Kane G).

Shots on Goal-Ottawa 1 1 -9-f3-0 26. Chicago 8-943-26. Goalies-Ottawa. Elliott. Chicago, Crawford.

A-21 ,657 (19.717) 2:27. Hurricanes 5, Panthers 3 Carolina 12 3 5 Florida 2 0 1 3 First Period 1, Flonda. Booth 11 (Sanlotelli, CXesz), 1:36. 2, Flonaa, Reasonar 7 (WaJeman, Allen), 12:30. Second Period 3, Carolina, Skinner 12 (Ruutu, McBain), 1:46.

4, Carolina, Skinner 13 (Dwyef, Ruutu), 10:47. Third Penod-5. CaroNna Staal 20 (Boychuk), 9:34 6, Carolina. Cole 9 (Skinner, Ruutu), 17 00 7, Carolina, Colo 10, 19:10 (en-sh). 8, Florida, Reasonar 8 (Weaver, Dvorak), 19:22.

Shots on Goal-Carolina 10-13-12-35. Ftorida 13- 1 35. Goalies-Carolina, Peters. Florida, Vokoun, Jk 14,262 2:18. Pro hoops NBA standings ALL TIMES MST EASTERN CONFERENCE FRIDAY.

DEC. 10 Delaware 16. New Hampshire 3 SATURDAY, DEC. 11 Villanova 42. Appalachian Stale 24 Georgia Southern 23, Woflord 20 Eastern Washington 38, North Dakota State 31, OT SEMIFINALS FRIDAY, DEC.

17 Eastern Washington 41 Villanova 31 SATURDAY, DEC. 11 Delaware 27, Georgia Southern 10 CHAMPIONSHIP FRIDAY, JAN. 7 AT PIZZA HUT PARK FRISCO. TEXAS Eastern Washington 20. Delaware 19 Eaglei 20, Delaware 19 a 1 70 19 0 0 114- 20 Delaware E.

Washington Outlaw 14 2-2 4, Favors 3-7 64 12. Lopez 6-12 44 14, Harris 1-71-1 4, Graham 34 04 6, Vuiaclc 1-14 04 3, Farmer 5-9 04 14, Petro 0-1 04 0, Humphries 44 04 8, Ross 1-2 04 2, Uzott 24 1-2 6. Murphy 22 04 4. Totals 28-81 14-17 77. WASHINGTON (17) Lewis 5-11 34 16, Blatcho 4-11 64 14.

McGeo 74 1-1 IS. Wan 24 1-2 5. Young 6-16 34 16. Hmricfl 3-7 2-2 10, Yi 24 1-2 5, Thornton 37 34 9, Booker 0-2 04 0. Seiaphin Ol 2-2 2.

Marbn 24 0- 05. Totals 3477 22-28 97. New Jersey 13 24 20 20- 77 Washington 30 21 11 26 97 a-Poinl Goals-New Jersey 7-21 (Farmer 4-7, Home 1-1. Uioh 1-1 Vufacle 1-7, Outlaw 0-5), Washington 7-16 (Lewis 34, Hinnch 2-2, Marttl 1-2, Young 14. Wall 0-2).

Fouled Oul-None. Rebounds New Jersey 56 (Graham 9), Washington49 (Lewis 13 Asstsls New Jersey 13 (Harris 3). Washington 23 (Wall 9). Total Fouls-New Jersey 21, Washington 18. Technicals Harris, New Jersey Bench, Washington defensrvo three second A 16.017 Celtics 122, Raptors 102 TORONTO (1021 Kleiza 7-13 1-5 17, Johnson 44 2-2 10, Bargnani 7-15 34 17, Calderon 44 2-2 11, DeRozan 8-15 44 20.

Davis 44 0-2 8, Barbosa 5-132-215, Wnghl 0-2 04 0, Dorsey 1-3 2-2 4, Totals 40-79 1623 102. BOSTON (122) Pierce 6-10 64 20, Davis 4-8 64 14 Neal 6-9 04 12. Rondo 3-7 2-2 9. Allen 64 2-2 17, J.ONeal2-3044.HarangodyrIIO-l 17, Daniels 34 0-1 6, Robinson 5-102-215, Waler 2-5 1-2 6. Erden 1-1 04 2, Bradley 0-2 040.

Totals 4640 19-28 122. Toronto 22 23 32 29- 102 Boston 34 33 27 28- 122 3-Poinl Goals Toronto 6-16 (Barbosa 34. Klerza 2-5. Calderon 1-2. Bargnani 0-1), Boston 1 1-21 (Allen 34.

Robinson 37. Pierce 24. Harangody 1-1. Waler 1-2, Rondo 1-2). Fouled Out-Nona.

Rebounds Toronto 36 (Kleiza, Dorsey 6). Boston 53 (Harangody II). Assists Toronto 25 (Calderon 9), Boston 31 (Rondo 7). Total Fouls-Toronto 20, Boston 15. Technicals-Toronto defensrvo three second 2.

A 16 624 (18.624). Magic 110, Rockets IS HOUSTON (15) Battier 4-6 0-0 10 Scota 5-104-5 14. Hill 24 2-2 6. Lowry 04 0-2 0. Martin 6-15 9-11 27.

Lee 04 1-2 1. Budinger 34 44 10. Patterson 6-7 04 12, Williams 4-tl 2-211, Miller 1404 2. Jeffries 14 04 2, Smith 0-1 04 0. Totals 344 2 22-28 95.

ORLANDO 1110) Turkoglu 6-12 00 12. Bass 6-12 2-2 18, Howard 6-121-1 13. Nelson 3-544 10. J.Richardson 740-0 18. Redck 24 2-2 7, Anderson 6-12 1-1 16.

Arenas 39 2-2 8, Clark 44 04 8. Duhon 0-1 04 0. Q.Richardaon 04 04 0 Totals 4547 12-12110. Houston 2B 22 21 24 95 Orlando 27 26 39 18- 110 3-Pomt Goals-Houston 5-1 8 (Battier 2-3. Martin 24, T.Williams 1-3, Lee 0-1 Jeffries 0-1 Lowry 0-1 Budinger 0-3), Orlando 8-20 (J Richardson 45, Anderson 3-7, Redwk 1-1, Turkoglu 0-1, Rehardson 0-1, Nelson 0-1, Duhon O-l, Arenas 0- 31 Fouled Out-Nono.

Rebounds-Houston 41 Lee 6), Orlando 55 (Howard 11). Assists Houston 24 (Lowry 5), Orlando 25 (Nelson 8). Total Fouls-Houston 19, Orlando 23, Technicals- Lowly. A 19,107 Spun 90, Pacers 87 SAN ANTONIO (90) Jefierson 24 0-1 4, Duncan.7-14 1-215. Blair 2-7 04 4, Parker 3-11 44 10.

Ginobili 6-15 1013 25. Hi 6-133-5 16. Bonner 14 04 3. Neal 44 2-211. McDyess 1-2 04 2.

Totals 32-77 20-27 90. INDIANA (87) Granger 6-14 0-2 15, Hansbrough 10-19 34 23. Hibberl 5-17 04 10. Collison 3-1 1 64 12, Dunleavy 4-9 5-514, Foster 0-1 0-2 0. Ford 3-9 04 6.

flush 2- 5 2-2 7, George 02 04 0, Posey 0-1 04 0. Totals 3346 16-21 87. San Antonio 19 29 16 21- 90 Indiana 20 27 26 12- 87 3-Pomt Goals San Antonio 6-16 (Ginobili 34, Bonner 1-2, Neal 1-3, Hill 14, Jefierson 0-1), Indiana 5-1 5 (Granger 3-5, Rush 1-1, Dunleavy 1-3, George 01, Posey 0-1, Collison 02, Ford 02). Fouled Out None. Rebounds San Antonio 52 (Duncan 15).

Indiana 60 (Hibbert 14) Assists San Anlono 17 (Hid, Ginobili 4). Indiana 17 (Collison 6) Total Fouls San Antonio 20, Indiana 22. Technca Duncan, San Antonw defensive three second, Indiana Bench, Indiana defensive three second. A 14.157 Trail Blazon 108, T-wolves 98 PORTLAND (108) 28 Camby 34 046. Millet 7-9 2-2 16.

Matthews 1018 9-9 36. Fernandez 1-5 04 3, Cunningham 0-3 04 0, Przybilla 0-1 04 0. Mills 4-9 2-210. Totals 4046 19-22109 MINNESOTA (98) Beasley 8-18 0-0 17, Love 10-15 7-7 30. Miltcio 1- 2 04 2.

flidnour 44 1-110, Johnson 0-3 04 0, Koufos 34 0-2 6, Brewer 29 54 10. Webster 41 1 2- 211. Flynn 1-2 02 2, Tolliver 45 1-2 10. Totals 37 76 16-22 98. Portland 37 26 25 20- 108 Minnesota 27 16 29 26- 98 3-Point Goals-fortland 8-23 (Matthews 7-10, Fernandez 14, Batum 1-5, Miller 0-1, Mills 0-3), Minnesota 8-16 (Love 34, Tollrvet 1 -1 Ridnour 1-2, Beasley 1-2, Brewer 1-3.

Webstar 14. Johnson 01). Fouled Oul-Biewer Rebounds Portland 50 Akjnlge 10). Minnesota 44 (Love 19) Assists-Portland 23 (Miller 10). Minnesota 22 (flidnour 11).

Total Fouls-Portland 18, Minnesota 23. Technicals Miller. Minnesota defenave three second. A 12,213 College hoops FRIDAY WOMEN EAST Army 54. Colgate 40 Qumnipiac 60.

Monmouth, N.J. 57 Sacred Heart 65. Fairleigh Dickinson 39 SOUTH Temple 80, Charlotte 57 MEN EAST Baruch 61, Hunter 52 Canisius 62. Siena 61 E. Mennonite 98, Penn St -Beaver 71 Fairfield 59, Maris! 44 Hanwick 59.

Nazareth. N.Y. 54 lona 70. ST Peter 52 Loyola. Md 82.

Manhattan 67 flamapo94. Vassar69 Aider 62. Niagara 65 St John Fishei 60. Utica 66 SOUTH Ski report Big Sky Ruort 72 Inches; 1 9 Httii 2 Inch-H new snow. BlKMaH Mountain 92 tents; 4 flti; 1 Inch new mow.

Bndpr lowl 57 inchu; 7 Wis: trace of new snow. ttumry Bath 44 Inches; 7 lifts; no new mow. Gnat Dhrltfi 45 Inches; 4 lilts; no new snow, Lookout Piss 97 Inches; 4 Wis; 7 Inches new snow loot Troll 71 inches; 3 lifts; 1 1nch new snow. Montioa Snowbowt 80 inches; 3 bits; 1 Inch new snow. Moonlight Buln SI inches; 7 Kits; no new snow.

Showdown 36 Inches, all Htts; 1 1nch new mow. WhNtHsh Moonlita Resort (formerly bnwi Big MoHAteifl) 81 inches; 7 Mts; 7 inches new snow. For the latest reports, go to www and click on the skier link. Deals Friday's Transactions BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MLB Named Lou Koikovoin senior vice president of corporate tales and marketing. AMERICAN LEAGUE TEXAS RANGERS-Detignated RHP Guritermo Moscow tor assignment, NATIONAL LEAGUE ST.

LOUIS CARDINALS Promoted Michael Girsch to assistant general manager and Sig Mefdal to director, amateur draft analysis. WASHINGTON NATIONALS Agreed to terms with IB Adam LaRoche on two-year contract SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE ROME BRAVES Named Matt Walbeck manager. FRONTIER LEAGUE GATEWAY GRIZaiES-Signed Landon Hernandez to a contract extension. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS -Signed OF Ryan Jones. WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS Signed LHP Matt Jernstad.

BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION MINNEASOTA TlMBEHWOLVES Activated Anthony Tolliver. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NFL Fined Indianapolis LB Gary Brackett $35 000 tor tn hit on Tennessee LS Ken Amato during a Jan 2 game Fined Baltimore LB Terrell Suggs $15,000 tor striking Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson in the lace after a play. Fined New England NT Vince Wittork and Miami DE Paul Soliai $10,000 each for roughing the passer Fined Oakland DL John Henderson $7,500 for slamming Kansas City OB Man Cassel to the ground. NEW ENGLAND IX Mike Wright on injured reserve- Suspended DE Brandon Deaderick for undisclosed reasons. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Named Jim Harbaugh coach.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Signed Lemuel Jeanpterre and CB Josh Pinkard from the practice squad TENNESSEE TTTANS Signed LS Jake Ingram, LB Kevm Malast and OB Bret! Rafliff to future contacts. HOCKEY NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE CAROLINA HURRICANES Recalled Jon Matsumoto from Charlotte (AHL). Placed Jin "lusty on injured resve. retroactrve to Dec. 16.

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Recalled Nick Leddy from Rocktord (AHL. DALLAS STARS-Acquired Jamie Langenbrunner from New Jersey for a conditional 201 1 second- or third-round draft pick. NASHVILLE PREDATORS Reassigned Linus Klasen to Milwaukee (AHL). NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Recalled Jeremy CoHrton from Bridgeport (AHL). PHOENIX COYOTES-Reassigned Matt Cbmie to San Antonio (AHL).

OTTAWA SENATORS Recalled Robin Lehner from Btnghamton (AHL). ST. LOUIS SLUES-Aasigned Adam Cracknel, to Peoria (AHL). Recalled T.J. Heiuick from Peona.

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE AHL-Suspended Wilkes-BarraScranton RW Jesse Boulence tor 10 games tor deliberately applying physical force to an official without intent to injure in a Jan 5 game at Charlotte. CHARLOTTE CHECKERS Recalled Cednc McNfcolllrom Florida (ECHL). MANITOBA MOOSE-Signed Ryan Cruthers. PROVIDENCE BRUINS-Announced Trent Whitfield was assigned to the team by Boston (NHl). SOCCER MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER COLUMBUS CREW-Stgned Tom Hememarm to a muttiyear contract DC.

UNITED-fie-signed MF Kurt Morsink. Signed Daniel Woolard. Released Pablo Hernandez. COLLEGE NCAA Placed Texas Tech on two years ol probation tor a series of recruiting violations, including nearly 1 .000 impermissible text messages to football. Softball and golf prospects.

Ruled Kentucky freshman basketball Enes Kanter is permanently ineligible. ALABAMA Announced RB Mark Ingram, DL MarceU Dareus and WR Julio Jones will enter Ihe NFL draft Named Chra Humph defensive hne coach ALBERTUS MAGNUS Named Darryl Delia men's lacrosse coach. BAYLOR Named Phil Bennett defensive coordinator INDIANA- -Named Mark Hill football strength and conditioning coach and Mark Wateska assistant athletic director tor strength and conditioning MASSACHUSETTS-Named Carta Tagliente women field hockey coach MISSOURI -Announced DE Akton Smith wit enter the NFL draft. NOTRE DAME Announced sophomore OL Alex Buliard is transferring SAINT LOUIS Announced the resignation of women voHeyball coach Anne Kordes to accept a voHevbaN coaching position at Louisville TCU Extended the contract ot Gary Patterson football coach througn the 201 season. TEXAS STATE -Named Dennis Franchione football coach WAGNER Named Jim Gibbons assistant athletic director for academics and compliance.

WSCONSIN-Junw RB John Clay announced he wiU enter the NFL draft. Tennis ATP World Tour Qatar ExxonMobil Open Results FRIDAY AT THE KHALIFA INTERNATIONAL TENNIS I SQUASH COMPLEX FIRST QUARTER CHst Pierce 2 run (kick bkwked), 5:14, SECOND QUARTER Del FG Perry 21, 12 29. Del FG Perry 33. 6:46. THIRD QUARTER DeMfayei 1 run (Perry kick).

7:12. EWas-Kaufman 22 pass Irom B. Mitchell pass tailed), 1:48. FOURTH QUARTER EWas-Edwards 9 pass from Mitchell (Jarred EWas Kaufman 11 pass from Mitchell (Jarred kick). 2:47.

A 13.027. Del EWai First downs 26 20 Rushes-yards 46-197 21-25 Passing 220 302 Comp-AttJnt 22-34-1 2W3-1 Return Yards 6 4 Punts-Avg. 4-38 0 5454 Fumbtes-Lost 00 1-0 Penalties-Yards 1-5 3-25 Time of Possession 33:41 26:19 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Debware, Pierce 26-142, Hayes 10-38. Devlin 8-17. E.

Washington. Brown 13-23. Herd 1-9. Team 2-(mmus 3). Mitchell 5-(mmus 4).

PASSING-Oelaware. Devlin 22-34-1-220. E. Washington, Mitchell 2943-1-302. RECEIVING LWawae.

While 573. Crosby 5-56. Pierce 4-16, Schenauer 2-18, Thakton 2-12, Reed 2-8, Naugta 1-28, R.Jonas 1-9. Washington, Kaufman 9-120, Edwards 6-74, Brown 5-57, Herd 3-32. Hart 3-12, Beaumonta 22.

Gehimgl-5. NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Winners HAWAII 80WL AT HONOLULU Tutsa 62, Hawaii 36 SUNDAY, DEC. 26 LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA BOWL AT DETROIT Florida International 34. Toledo 32 MONDAY, DEC. 27 INDEPENDENCE BOWL AT SHREVEP0RT, LA.

Air Force 14, Geoigia Tech 7 TUESDAY. DEC. CHAMPS SPORTS BOWL AT ORLANDO, FLA. Norm Carol Stale 23. Weal Virginia 7 INSIGHT BOWL AT TEMPE, ARIZ.

Iowa 27, Missoun 24 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29 MILITARY BOWL AT WASHINGTON Maryland 51 East Carolina 20 TEXAS BOWL AT HOUSTON Illinois 38. Baylor 14 ALAMO BOWL AT SAN ANTONIO Oklahoma Slate 36. Arizona 10 THURSDAY, DEC. 30 ARMED FORCES BOWL AT DALLAS Army 16, SHU 14 PINSTRIPE BOWL AT NEW YORK Syracuse 36 Kansas Stale 34 MUSIC CITY BOWL AT NASHVILLE, TENN.

North Carolina 30. Tennessee 27, 20T HOLIDAY BOWL AT SAN DIEGO Washington 19 Nebraska 7 FRIDAY. DEC. 31 MEINEKE BOWL AT CHARLOTTE, NX. South Florida 31 Cfcmson 26 SUN BOWL AT EL PASO, TEXAS Notre Dame 33 Miami 17 LIBERTY BOWL AT MEMPHIS.

TENN. UCF 10. Georgia 6 CHICK-FIL-A BOWL AT ATLANTA Florida Stale 26. South Carolina 17 SATURDAY, JAN. 1 TICKETCITY BOWL AT DALLAS Texas Tech 45 Northwestern 36 CAPITAL ONE BOWL AT ORLANDO.

FLA. Alabama 49. Michigan State 7 OUTBACK BOWL AT TAMPA. FLA. Florida 37.

Penn State 24 GATOR BOWL AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Mississippi Slate 52. Michigan 14 ROSE BOWL AT PASA0ENA, CALIF. TCU 21, Wisconsin 19 FIESTA BOWL AT GLENOALE. ARIZ.

Oklahoma 48. Connecticut 20 M0N0AY, JAN. ORANGE BOWL AT MIAMI Stanford 40 Virginia Tech 12 TUESDAY. JAN 4 SUGAR BOWL AT NEW ORLEANS Ohio State 31 Arkansas 26 THURSDAY, JAN. 6 G00ADDY.COM BOWL AT MOBILE, ALA.

Mumi (Ohio) 35. MKJdle Tennessee 21 FRIDAY. JAN. 7 COTTON BOWL AT ARLINGTON. TEXAS LSU41.TetasAaM24 SATURDAY.

JAN. BBVA COMPASS BOWL AT BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Pittsburgh (7-5) vs Kentucky (6-6). 10 a.mESPN SUNDAY JAN FIGHT HUNGER BOWL AT SAN FRANCISCO Boston College (7-5) vs.

Nevada 12 1), 7 (ESPN) MONDAY. JAN. 10 BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AT OLENOALE. ARIZ Auburn (13 0) vs Oregon (12-0), 6 30 p.m (ESPN! Torn AIM 24 the floor in the final 16 minutes. "The defense picked up and we rebounded well in the second half.

We focused on boxing off." The Rustlers limited the Bravettes to just three field goals in 10 attempts in both the third and fourth quarters. And, significantly, they committed only three fouls in the process; Flathead didn't attempt a free throw in the second half. CMR outrebounded Flathead 21-14 in the final two quarters and finished the game with a 38-28 advantage. Sullivan went 3-for-3 from the field in the fourth quarter and finished with a season-high 16 points. She also grabbed 10 rebounds and made four steals.

"Alison had her best game of the season by far," Olson said. "Two nights in a row we've gotten good post play." Junior Sara Wier had a season-high 18 points in a 50-41 league victory over Butte High on Thursday night. "We came out of the break knowing our post play had to show up. We proved we have two pretty good post players." Denton tallied four points in both the second and third quarters and finished with 13 points, to go with eight rebounds. Wier added eight points and four rebounds.

Denton and Wier scored four points each and Sullivan and senior forward Alex Lowry had two each in CMR's big third-quarter run. Denton hit a layup at the 1:30 mark to pull the Rustlers within one point, at 36-35, then sank a short baseline jumper after rebounding her own miss to put CMR on top for good. Wier and Denton made back-to-back layups to start the fourth quarter, giving the Rustlers a 41-36 advantage. After Danika Johnson sank a baseline jumper to whittle the Bravettes' deficit to three points with 2:35 remaining, CMR reeled off five straight points. Sullivan hit two straight layups, both off assists by Denton, and Denton made the first of two free throws.

Johnson scored 12 points and collected seven rebounds. Tess Brenneman added 10 points and Cassie Krueger contributed eight points and eight boards. CMR resumes Eastern AA league play on Tuesday night, meeting Great Falls High at CMR Fieldhouse. Bison: Face Butte FROM 1S Campbell 65, Kennesaw St. 52 Centre 65, Sewanee 51 Wheeling Jesuit 82 Bloelisld SI, 62 MIDWEST Butter 79 Cleveland SI 56 Creighton 72, Ikinots 66, OT Drake 64, Bradley 58 Indiana Si 70.

Iowa 45 Missouri St 65. Evansville 50 Valparaiso 79, Youngstown St. 55 Wichita St 65, Illinois St. 51 Golf Tournament ol Champions LSU 7 21 7B- Teill ASM 10 7 0 7- ATLANTIC DIVISION Pet GB Boston 28 7 .800 New York 20 14 .568 Th Philadelphia 15 21 .417 t3V Toronto 12 24 ,333 16H New Jersey 10 28 .278 Wh SOUTHEAST DIVISION Pel GB Miami 29 9 .763 Orlando 24 12 .667 4 Atlanta 24 14 .632 5 Charlotte 12 21 .364 14V, Washington 9 25 .265 18 CENTRAL DIVISION Pet GB Chicago 23 12 .657 -Indiana 14 19 .424 6 Milwaukee 13 21 .362 Detroit 11 24 .314 12 Cleveland 8 27 229 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE SOUTHWEST DIVISION Pet GB San Antonio 30 6 .833 -Dallas 26 9 .743 3V New Orleans 21 15 .583 9 Memphis 17 1 9 .472 1 3 Houston 16 20 .444 14 NORTHWEST DIVISION Pel GB Oklahoma Cfy 24 13 .649 -Utah 24 13 .649 Denver 20 15 571 3 Portland 20 17 .541 4 Minnesota 9 26 .243 15 PACIFIC DIVISION Pet GB A Lakers 25 11 .694 Phoenln 14 19 ,424 9 '4 Golden State 14 21 400 10Vt LA Clippers 11 24 .314 13'-. Sacramento 8 25 .242 15 THURSDAY'S GAMES Oklahoma Cny 99.

Dallas 95 Sacramento 122. Denver 102 FRIDAY'S GAMES San Antonio 90, Indiana 87 Philadelphia 105, Chicago 99 Washington 97, New Jersey 77 Boston 122. Toronto 102 Memphis 1 10. Utah 99 Portland 106. Minnesota 98 Onando 110, Houston 95 Miami 101, Milwaukee 95.

OT Cleveland al Golden State, late New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, lata New York al Phoenix, kite TODAY'S GAMES Indiana al Atlanta. 5 m. Washington at Charlotte 5 Milwaukee at New Jersey 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 5 30 m.

Boston al Chicago 6 p.m Memphis at Oklahoma City. 6 p.m. Orlando at Dallas. 6 30 m. Utah at Houston 6 30pm TSers 105, Bulls 99 CHICAGO (99) Deng 8-176-722 Boozer 14-19 3-731.

Thomas 0-2 00 0 Rose 621 10-10 27, Bogans 0-1 00 0, Brewer 1-3 CM) 2. As OOOO 0, Gibson 3-5 1-2 7, Walson 24 0-0 6. Korver 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 38 75 20-26 99 PHILADELPHIA (105) Noaom 35 54 1 1 Brand 54 1 4 1 1 Hawes 4-8 02 8. Hokday 6-14 33 19 Meeks 811 44 24.

Turner 1-3 04 2, Young 4-10 04 6 Williams 7-14 44 20 Speights OO 2 2 2 Totals 40-71 19-28 105 Chicago 30 26 II 25- 99 Philadelphia 2B 26 32 II 10S 3-Poini Goals-Chcago 3-15 (Walson 2-3. Rose 14, Bogans 0-1, Gibson 0-1, Deng 0-4), Philadelphia 6-16 (Meeks 4-7. Williams 24. Noonrn 0-1. Hams 0-1, Turner 0-1.

Hokday 02) Fouled Out-Nono Rebounds-Chicago 45 IBooror 13), FtwadevtM 38 (Brand Hawes 8) Assists--Chicago 21 (Rote 9), Phiadelphe 21 (Hokday 6) Total Fouls-Chicago 22, Philadelphia I6.A-15.303I20 318) Heat 101. lucks 95 (of) MIAMI (1011 James 8 23 6-11 26 Bosh 616 44 It gauskas24 2-26 AnoyoHI2-2IS Wade4-t9 6-714 Howard2-5337 Damp. 2 3 0-2 4 Jones 2-3 0-1 6. Chaanan 34 04 7. Totals 3646 26-32 101 MILWAUKEE (95) Moan a Moute 5-7 04 10.

Ilyasova 34 2-2 9, Bogut 417 44 12 Doming 14 04 3. Salmons 5-12 3415 Msggette1-3042 BoykmsS-n 44 14, Sanders 04 04 0 Brookman 04 04 0 Ooookw-Robetta12 1944 30 Totals 3641 17 24 95 Miami 25 21 II I- 111 Milwaukee 11 24 II 4 IS Goals-Miami 6-12 (Jones 22. Chaknen 1-2, Arroyo 1-3. James 14. Wade 0-1).

Mkwaukee 6 18 (Douglas-Roberta 2-3. Salmons 2-7 DooSngl-2 HvasoveM MaggetteO-1 Boykme 021 Footed Out None Retjounds- Miami 56 fBoeh 12) Milwaukee 56 ftfogut 27) Assists -kkami 20 (James Wade 5) Mswautee 20 iDootng 7) Tow Foula-Miam 21 Milwaukee 23 Techmcala Chalmers Wsde Brookman. Saenone Milwaukee defensive Stree second Aril 717 (16.717) Grttztkealll, Jan91 UTAH (N) Mann 341-27 Met7 176420 Jefferson 5- 10 64 16 4--3 64 It BeS 2 7 04 4, Pnce 24227 Watson 5-5 04 12 Muss O-tOOO Faasro22t)44 EwonHliS Heywaffl34 0-0 7 Twin 34 2431 91 MEMPHIS 1111) Gay 14 10 28 Itaridolrjh 10-186 726 Gasd 6- 11 2 5 12 Comey 44 2 10 Allen 34 04 6 Mayci20- 13 Vaaouet24i 16 ThatMO-1 400 Arthur 44 1-16 Young O2M0 Tola 42 07121 HO uta 21 run Maayota 27 22 27 14 111 Jfi Goals- Utah 7 2' ams 37 Walson 22 Pnce 1-2 Hevwerd 1-2 htmio0-i MmaO tMsasi 0-2 04) Uwwm 511 (Gay 3 3. Vasgual 11 Mayo 14 Rwxxx Ol) F01M DOHA, UATAR PURSE: 11.11 MILLION IWT250) SURFACE: HARD-OUTDOOR SINGLES SEMIFINALS Roger FerJerer (2) Switrertand del Jo-WiHned Tsonos (3i France 6-3. 7-6 '21 Ntkutay Davyrjenho 14).

Russia, del Ralael fiadal Spam, 6-3 6-2 DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Marc Lopez and Rataet NarJal (31 Spam, del Danrele Brace and Andraa6 Seppt. Italy (4 Brisbane International Results 2010 Eastern Washington 20, Delaware 19 2009 Villanova 23, Montana 21 2008-RHihmorid 24. Montana 7 20(17 -Appalachian Slate 49. Delaware 21 2006-Appalachian Slate 28. Massachusetts 17 2005 Appalachian State 21 Northern Iowa 16 2004 James Madison 31, Montana 21 2003-Delaware 40.

Colgate 0 2002- Western Kentucky 34. McNeese State 14 2001-Montana 13, Furman 6 2000 Georgia Southern 27. Montana 25 1999-Georga Southern 59. Youngstown State 24 1998-Massachusetts 55, Georgia Southern 43 1997-Youngstown Slate 10. McNeese State 9 1996 Marshall 46.

Montana 29 1995 Montana 22. Marshall 20 1994 Youngstown State 28, Boise State 14 1993-Youngslown Stale 17, Marshall 5 1992 -Marshall 31, Youngstown State 28 1991 -Youngstown Slate 25. Marshall 17 1990-Geoioja Southern 36. Nevada 13 1989 Georgia Southern 37, Stephen F. Austin 34 1988-furman 17, Georgia Southern 12 1967 Louisiana-Monroe 43.

Marshall 42 1966-Geotgu Southern 48. Arkansas Slate 21 1985 Georgia Southern 44, Furman 42 1984- -Montana State 19. Louisiana Tech 6 1963-Soulbern Illinois 43. Western Carolina 7 1902 Eastern Kentucky 17. Delaware 14 1981 Idaho Stale 34 Eastern Kentucky 23 1980-Boise State 31.

Eastern Kentucky 29 1979-Easlern Kentucky 30. Lehigh 7 Hockey NHL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC DIVISION GP OT Pts OF GA Pittsburgh 42 26 12 4 56 136 97 Philadelphia 40 25 10 5 55 135 106 Y. Rangers 42 24 15 3 51 124 106 NY. rslanders3B 12 20 6 30 90 122 New Jersey 40 10 28 2 22 71 128 NORTHEAST DIVISION GP OT PIS GF GA Boston 39 21 12 6 48 III 88 Montreal 41 22 16 3 47 102 97 Buffalo 40 17 18 5 39 111 118 Ottawa 41 16 19 6 38 92 124 Toronto 40 16 20 4 36 105 121 SOUTHEAST DIVISION GP OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 41 24 12 i 53 123 130 Washington 41 23 12 6 52 120 107 Allsnta 44 22 16 6 50 137 136 Carolmi 40 19 15 6 44 117 120 Ftorida 39 16 19 2 36 107 103 WESTERN CONFERENCE CENTRAL DIVISION GP OT Pts GF GA Detroit 41 26 10 9 67 143 H7 Nashville 40 21 13 6 46 104 96 Chicago 43 22 18 3 47 133 124 Si Lou 3) 20 13 6 46 106 110 Columbia 41 20 16 3 43 103 124 NORTHWEST DIVISION GP OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 40 27 6 51 140 97 Colorado 41 21 15 47 136 130 Minnesota 40 20 16 45 103 114 Calgary 42 18 20 4 40 112 123 Edmonton 40 13 20 7 33 101 13! PACIFIC DIVISION GP 01 Pts GF OA Dallas 42 24 13 63 120 116 Anahem 44 22 16 4 46 116 123 San Jose 41 21 15 i 47 111 IIS Phoem 40 19 13 I 46 112 115 Los Angeles 40 22 17 1 45 114 101 NOTE Two posits tor a win, one pom! tof ovar-ameioas. THURSDAY I CAMES Toronto 6 St LoutS SO Montreal 2 PatsOurgh 1.

SO Minnesota 3 Boston I Phadeipna4 NewJeraey2 Phoemii2 ColoradoO Edmonton 2 ktlandert 1 LosAnoeiea2 Bufteic3 SanJoseO FRIDAY I SAME! Chugo 3 Ottawa 2 SO Rangem 3 Oaaas 2 SO Detros 6 Caiqery 4 SO Toronto 9 Atlanta 3 Carotma 5 Florida 3 Vancouver I Edmonton 1 Anthem 6. Cokjmbus 9 TODAY I SAMEI New Jersey at Phaaowonw 11 a nt NV tewnders at Gaoraoo tpra Boston at Monnew 5pm Tempa Bay at Ottawa ism Minnesota at PBsourgh 5pm Florida at Waanmoton 5pm Hi Rangers el St uw spm Buffalo at Phoenw 6 0 Nashvwe at San Jose 69m Detnat at vancouw 60m Cokjmtus at Lot AnoMas 6 SUNDAYS GAAtES Atlanta af Can-nine 1 JO a Tamos Say at New Jeney 3am Deaas at Minnesota 4 pet FRIDAY AT KAPALUA RESORT. THE PLANTATION COURSE KAPALUA. HAWAII PURSE: 5 1 MILLION YARDAGE: 7.411, PAR 73 SECOND ROUND Robert Garngus 69-63-132 Carl Pettersson 6647-133 Jonathan Byrd 6646-134 Ernie Ens 7244-136 Sieve Strieker 6647-136 Francesco Moknan 6947-136 Jim Furyk 6848-136 Dustm Johnson 7146-137 Ben Crane 67-70-137 Ian Poultet 7048-138 Bill Lunde 7066-138 Bui Haas 66 70-138 Jason Day 7346-139 Graeme McDowell 7146 139 Man Kuchar 69 70-139 Adam Scotl 7347 -140 Tim Clark 7246-140 Bubba Watson 70-70 -140 Hunter Mahan 7070-140 Anmony Km 69 71-140 Anun Atwal 7249 141 Juson Rosa 7547-142 Ryan Palmer 70-72-142 Man Beltenoourl 73 70-143 Cameron Beckman 72 71-143 Cheney Hoffman 66 75-143 Jason Bonn 72-72-144 Zach 71-73 -144 Heath Skxum 7074 -144 Stuart Apcwby 69 75-144 Derek Lamely 72 76 148 Rooco Medtto 7970149 Cem Vikegaa 72-00 PGA European-Africa Open said. "The hustle and the attitude is good.

"I've told the girls we're the best 0-4 team around. We've played six really good quarters in our last eight," he added. "We just have to get over the hump." The Bison are averaging 36.7 points a game, with a high of 44 against Sentinel. "I would like us to score Ln double digits in every quarter, but we need at least eight or nine," said Dart, explaining that a "more uptempo, get-after-it style" of play at both ends of the court could help the team offensively. He said the Bison are shooting well from 3-point range and is encouraging the girls to put up more shots from beyond the arc.

Great Falls will start a lineup that includes basically four guards and one post: Katie Schermele, Carly O'Rourke, MaryGlen Vielleux, Callee Remsen and Jordan Johnson. Macaulea Romsa, Abby Roberts and Katie Dolan will see action off the bench. Roberts leads the team with a 7.7 scoring average; both Johnson and Remsen are chipping in 5 points a game. "We need to make hay in the conference. Butte at home is a winnable game," Dart said.

The GFH boys' team "got back into shape and cleaned things up a bit" during the holiday break, coach Bob Howard said. "We worked on rebounding and shooting. We need to improve on rebounding and finishing games. We need to be more consistent in the fourth quarter and rebound a lot better," he said. "We can't give up rebounds for baskets.

We gave up a lot against Glacier. "Hopefully we'll continue to play halfway decent," Howard added. "We'll try to get up and down the floor and make shots." However, Butte should be "tough for us to play," because the Bulldogs are quite a bit bigger than the Bison. Butte has a frontline that stands 6-6, 6-7 and 6-8. "Butte has some ability.

We'll see," the coach said. Lane Beyl, a 6-4 junior forward post, will make his debut after missing the first four games because of a foot injury. "He looks good in practice. He gives us some size, he has long arms," Howard said. Tonight's starting lineup will coasist of guards San-tino Williams, Malt Schmitz and Shyke Smalls and frontcourt players Trey Skunkcap and Zach Beston.

Trevor Bolton, Dylan Tatarka and Beyl are the top reserves. Skunkcap (13.0), Williams (12.2), Schmitz (11.2) and Smalls (1 1.0) all bring double-digit scoring averages in tonight's game. FIRST QUARTER TAM Nwechuhvnj 6 pass from Tannahill IBukock kickl 13 01 TAM -FG Bullock 39 5 03 LSU Toiler 42 pass horn Jefferson (Jasper kick), 1:48. SECOND QUARTER LSU--Jefierson 1 run (Jasper kck), 10 13 TAM Nwachukwu 14 psss Irom Gray (Bullock kick) 7 44 LSU -fly 17 run (Jasper kick) 443 LSU- Todver 2 pass Irom Jefferson (Jasper kck). 1 27.

THIRD QUARTER LSU Totrver 41 pass Irom Jefferson (Jasper Nick), 1206 FOURTH QUARTER TAM McNeal 4 pass from Tarmehill (Sulook kick) 1004 LSU -FG Jasper 50 6 12 LSU Jasper 26 3 04 LSU TAM Fust downa 24 23 Rushes-yards 55 286 29-155 Passing 156 Comp-Att-mt 10-19-1 23363 Return yards 34 (-4) Purtt-Avg 1 58 0 2 26 0 Fumoes-Loet u-0 31 Penalties Yards 3 25 4-40 Tana of Possession 37 26 22 34 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -LSU Ridley 24-105 Ware 10102. Jefferson 1247 Ford 44 Sneoert 1-4 Murphy 2-3 Team 2-tmnjs 21 Terse A4M Gray 20 100 Tamer 743 Stephens 2 2 PASSMG- LSU Jefferson 1019-1 156 In AMI TermeW 22 35-3 204 Gray 1-1-014 RECEIVING LSU. Tr 5-112 Randle 2 Were 2 -17. TErJweras 1 10 Teias ASM Fuller 7. 83 RSwooe 5-45 Nwachuwu 4 36.

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