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ARGUSLEADER.COM Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008 SCOREBOARD 3C Saturday, Nov. 29 WHAT'S AHEAD NHL Home games shaded EASTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday 1119 1118 REGIONAL DIGEST. Lincoln leads way on all-GDC squad Fresh off their first state football title in the playoff era, the Lincoln Patriots were honored with five first-team players on the all-Greater Dakota Conference football team. Coach Aaron Beavers, who guided his team to a 27-20 victory over Washington in Saturday's Class 1 1AA finals at the DakotaDome, was named GDC coach of the year.

Seniors Gannon Moore, Derek Carlson, Brett Anderson and Kody Wildfeuer and junior NiS, Jacksonville 4p Noon Uneoh gj Fargo" 7:05 p.m. 7.p 4 p.m. Pittsburgh Vancouver St. Louis Washington 6 p.m. 7 p.m.

7 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 Philadelphia Boston Detroit 7p.m. 7p.m. 5p.m.

Atlantic Division 0T Pts GF GA NY. Rangers 14 5 2 30 57 45 Pittsburgh 11 4 2 24 58 48 New Jersey 8 7 2 18 46 48 Philadelphia 7 6 4 1 8 58 57 N.Y. Islanders 7 9 2 16 46 56 Northeast Division OT Pts GF GA Boston 11 3 4 26 55 41 Montreal 10 4 2 22 52 44 Buffalo 9 5 3 21 50 47 Toronto 7 8 4 18 59 67 Ottawa 6 9 3 15 42 47 Southeast Division OT Pts GF GA Washington 10 4 3 23 56 49 Carolina 9 7 2 20 49 55 Atlanta 7 8 2 16 51 61 Tampa Bay 5 7 5 15 36 49 Flonda 6 9 1 13 37 46 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division 0T Pts GF GA Detroit 12 2 3 2 7 64 52 Nashville '9 8 1 19 56 61 Columbus 8 7 3 1 9 56 58 Chicago 7 4 5 19 57 47 St. Louis 6 8 2 14 50 55 Northwest Division OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 10 6 2 22 54 44 Minnesota 10 4 1 21 40 30 Calgary 9 8 1 19 52 62 Edmonton 8 8 2 18 43 56 Colorado 8 8 0 16 44 48 Pacific Division OT Pts GF GA San Jose 16 3 1 33 73 49 Anaheim 10 7 2 22 57 58 Phoenix 8 8 0 16 40 41 Los Angeles 7 8 2 16 42 45 Dallas 6 8 3 15 48 62 Ticket information Minnesota Vikings NFL football Metrodome 1-612-33-VIKES Sioux Falls Stampede USHL hockey S.F. Arena 336-6060 Minnesota Wild NHL Xcel Arena 651-989-5151 Minnesota Timberwolves NBA Target Center 612-673-1600 Class 3A DeLaSalle vs.

Glencoe-Silver Lake, noon Class 4A Mankato West vs. Northfield, 3 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL ALL-REGION 4A TEAM First team: Bri Bnnkmann. sr. (Vermil lion): Renee Christenson.

OH. sr. (Harris-burg). Molly Hammitt. S.

sr. (Elk Point-Jef- terson ennssy strassnurq, On. ir. fcPJ Allison Vos, OH. (Har): Alyssa Wall.

MH, (Dakota Valley). second team: sneioy Baum. MH. sr. Har Nicole Dykstra.

S. jr. (DV); Stephanie Hon-omichl. OH, sr. (Tea Area).

Danae Huntsinger, MH, jr. (Canton); Maddie Pace, OH, sr. (EPJ); KateSedlacek S.sr (Har). Player ot the Year Allison Vos. STATE TOURNAMENT Thursday-Saturday at Rushmore Plaza In Rapid city Thursdays first Round Class 1 p.m.

CT No. 1 seed Chester Area (25- 3 No. 4 Philip 3U-3 vs. No. 5 Mount Ver non (25-1) no.

3 Arlington 3U-3 vs. No. 6 Kim ball (26-2) No. 2 Nonnwestern 28-0 vs. No.

7 Harding County (30-4) uassA 1 p.m. CT No. 1 seed Wagner (30-1 vs. No. 8 Winner (19-10) 3 No.

4 Sioux Fans unnstian (22-8 vs. No. 5 St. Thomas More (27-7) 7 No. 3 Miller Area 25-5 vs.

No. 6 Mil- bank (21 -5) 9 No. 2 Harnsourg 2b-2 us. No. 7 Sis- seton (23-7) class AA 1 p.m.

CT No. 1 seed Aberdeen Central (20-2) vs. No. 8 Rapid City Central (20-5) a no. 4 waienown i u-n vs.

no. a Pierre No. 3 Kapio city Stevens 23-6 vs. No. 6 Lincoln (16-10) No.

2 Roosevelt 19-3 vs. no. 7 Wash ington (13-11) COLLEGE NCAA DIVISION II CENTRAL REGIONAL Thursday-Saturday In 9, Paul inursoaysnrsi round Noon No. 3 seed Minnesota Dululh (24- 8) vs. No.

6 Wavne (Neb.) State (23-9) 2:30 p.m. No. 2 soutnwest Minnesota State (27-5) vs. No. 7 Metro State (18-9) No.

4 NeorasKa-Kearnev Ji-J vs. no. 5 Augusta na (23-10) 7:30 No. 1 coneordia-st. Paul 31-1 vs.

No. 8 Regis (19-11) Eli -Jvi 31 I PI i NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE Friday 1121 1122 TOP 25 SCHEDULE Wednesday. Nov. 19 No. 14 Ball State vs.

Central Michigan, 6 m. Thursday, Nov. 20 No. 23 Miami at Georgia Tech, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov.

22 No. 2 Texas Tech at No. 5 Oklahoma, 7 p.m. No. 3 Florida vs.

The Citadel. 12:30 p.m. No. 7 Penn State vs. No.

17 Michigan State, 2:30 p.m. No. 8 Utah vs. No. 16 BYU, 5 p.m.

No. 9 Boise btate at Nevada, 3 p.m. No. 10 Ohio State vs. Michigan, 1 1 a.m.

No. 15 TCU vs. Air Force, 2:30 p.m. No. 1 8 LSI) vs.

Mississippi, 2:30 p.m. No. 19 Cincinnati vs. No. 20 Pittsburgh, 6:15 No.

21 Oregon State at Arizona. 6 p.m. No. 22 Maryland vs. Florida State, 6:45 p.m.

No. 25 North Carolina vs. North Carolina State, 11 a.m. FCS COACHES POLL The top 25 teams in the Coaches Football Championship Subdivision poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 16 and previous ranking: Hecora Pts 700 668 633 615 I.James Madison (28)9-1 2.

Appalachian State 9-2 3. Cal Poly 8- 1 9- 2 10- 1 8-3 8- 2 9- 2 8-2 8-2 8- 2 9- 2 7-3 4. Northern Iowa 5. Montana 6. Richmond 559 520 505 472 433 414 372 338 331 311 219 210 207 171 164 117 115 106 61 7.

Villanova 8. Weber State Southern Illinois 10. Wofford 11. New Hampshire 12. Central Arkansas 13.

McNeese State 14. Elon 7-3 15. South Carolina Stafe9-2 16. Harvard 8-1. 17.

Maine 8-3 18. UT Martin 8-3 19. William and Mary 7-3 20. Liberty 9-2 21. Jacksonville State 8-3 22.

Colgate 8-2 23. Furman 7-4 24. North Dakota State 6-4 25. Tennessee State 8-3 56 Other receiving votes: Prairie View ASM (49), Grambling State (40), Western Illinois (28), Montana State (19), Eastern Kentucky (18), Holy Cross (18), Massachusetts (12), South Dakota State (8), Florida (8), Bethune-Cookman (7), Texas State (4). Jacksonville (3).

TSN FCS POLL The too 25 teams in The Sports Network Football Championship Subdivision poll, with first-place votes In parentheses, records throuoh Nov. 16 and orevious rankino: Hecora ns rvs Thursday 1120 Pet PF PA NY. Jets 7 3 0.700 289 221 Miami 6 4 0 .600 209 197 New England 6 4 0.600 219 194 Buffalo 5 4 0.556 192 189 South Pet PF PA Tennessee 10 0 01.000244 131 Indianapolis 6 4 0.600 224 224 Jacksonville 4 6 0.400 212 210 Houston 3 7 0.300 236 287 North Pet PF PA Pittsburgh 7 3 0.700 209 150 Baltimore 6 4 0.600 222 180 Cleveland 3 6 0.333 172 194 Cincinnati 1 8 1 .150 138 249 West Pet PF PA Denver 6 4 0.600 248 271 San Diego 4 6 0.400 254 229 Oakland 2 8 0 .200 128 235 Kansas City 1 9 0 .100 165 273 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA NY. Giants 9 1 0.900 292 170 Washington 6 4 0.600 181 182 Dallas 6 4 0.600 230 229 Philadelphia 5 4 1.550 264 193 South Pet PF PA Carolina 8 2 0.800 222 155 Tampa Bay 7 3 0.700 219 160 Atlanta 6 4 0.600 231 198 New Orleans 5 5 0.500 266 249 North Pet PF PA Green Bay 5 5 0.500 274 209 Chicago 5 5 0.500 240 231 Minnesota 5 5 0.500 223 234 Detroit 0 10 0.000 173 308 West Pet PF PA Arizona 7 3 0.700 289 228 San Francisco 3 7 0.300 230 275 Seattle 2 8 0.200 190 257 St. Louis 2 8 0.200 144 317 Atlantic Division Pet GB 9 2 .818 6 4 .600 2'A 5 4 556 3 5 5 .500 4 5 .444 4 Southeast Division Pet GB 7 3 .700 6 3 .667 'A 5 5 .500 2 3 6 .333 H'h 1 6 .143 414 Central Division Pet GB 8 2 .800 7 3 .700 1 5 5 .500 3 5 6 .455 4 5 .444 3'A Boston New York Toronto Philadelphia New Jersey Orlando Atlanta Miami Charlotte Washington Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Indiana WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division Lee Washington all made the first team.

O'Gorman, which won the regular-season conference title with a 7-0 record, had the most first-team selections with seven. Complete list in Scoreboard Brown earns GPAC honor University of Sioux Falls quarterback Lorenzo Brown is this week's GPAC offensive player of the week. Brown, a junior from Bristol, completed 12 of 19 passes for 152 yards and rushed for another 152 yards as the No.2 Cougars defeated No. 4 Morningside 34-31 to claim the GPAC football title Saturday. Brown scored two touchdowns on the ground to lead USF to an undefeated regular season at 10-0, capturing the school's third consecutive GPAC crown and its seventh in 1 the last eight years.

Brown finished the regular season by rushing for 507 yards and 11 touchdowns and passing for 1,793 yards and 17 scores. Central Lyon reaches state finals CEDAR FALLS, Iowa Jordan Gacke scored on an 86-yard run and also threw a 40-yard touchdown pass to Derek Johnson to lead Central LyonGeorge-Little Rock to a 31-14 victory over IKMManning in the Class 2A football semifinals Monday at the UNI-Dome. Scott Eben finished up the scoring with a 16-yard touchdown run for Central Lyon George-Little Rock, which will face Solon on Saturday in the state championship game. UNI players kicked off team CEDAR FALLS, Iowa The University of Northern Iowa's leading receivers have been dismissed from the football team after they were arrested on drug charges. Panther coach Mark Farley announced Monday that he met with both players individually Sunday.

He says Gray was dismissed immediately. Williams was dismissed on Monday after a second meeting with Farley. Both players were arrested Friday on marijuana-related charges. Gray was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and violation of the Iowa drug tax stamp law. Williams was charged with possession of marijuana.

Farley says the football program is held to a very high standard on and off the field and that school officials will do their best to meet those standards. FAST-TALK Elite 45 nominations needed FOOTBALL: The deadline for South Dakota prep coaches to send in Argus Leader Elite 45 nominations is 5 p.m. Friday. All South Dakota coaches should have received emails Sunday explaining the process. For 'more information, call 1-800-636-4263.

BASKETBALL: The Skyforce will play a preseason game against the Dakota Wizards at Tea Area High School at 7 p.m. Saturday. Tickets can be bought at the high school or at Pet GB Houston 7 4 .636 New Orleans 5 4 .556 1 San Antonio 4 5 .444 2 Dallas 3 7 .300 Memphis 3 7 .300 Wi Northwest Division Pet GB Denver 6 4 .600 Portland 6 4 .600 Utah 6 4 .600 Minnesota 18 .111 Vh Oklahoma City 1 10 .091 i'A Pacific Division Pet GB LA. Lakers 7 1" .875 Phoenix 1 8 3 .727 Vi Golden State 4 6 .400 4 Sacramento 4 7 .364 4K LA Clippers .1 8 .111 Sunday 1123 Monday 1124 Langston (9-2) at MidAmerica Nazarene' (iu-u. i p.m.

Baker (8-3) at Morningside (9-1 p.m. Dickinson State (7-31 at Carroll, Mont. (11- 0), 1:07 p.m. Northwestern Oklahoma 8-2 at Friends (10-0), 1:30 p.m. lambuth (8-3) at Lindenwood (9-1), p.m.

HIGH SCHOOL ALL-GREATER DAKOTA CONFERENCE TEAM First team Rapid City Central- Steve Dolan, 0LDE; Dimitri Fancy, WRCB; Will Mechling. QB. tiapia city Stevens Jen Moran, RBSS; Kyle Chapman, RBLB; Kolton Emerv. RBLB. Lincoln Brett Anderson, ubwh; Lee Washington, LB; Kody Wildfeuer, FBDE; Gannon Moore, FBVDt; Derek Can- son, WR.

O'Gorman Phil Wright, RBDB; Will Powell, Mike Pharis, TEDL; Mike Fettig, GLB; Jason Feit, LB: Adam Rnhmorior cr PnT- Rnhhip Halrl Rl Roosevelt Marcus Watson, Ross eterson, Derrick Dunn, LB; Jake Peterson, Weiss, QB-S. Washington Tom Farniok, 0L; Brett Grevlos. QB; Tyler Johnson, LB: Adam Heck, UB; Kendall Leooerter, uuul Trevor Gebhart, ir DB. Jordan jonnson, hbub; Nick Olson, OLLB; Gavin Cordell, WWUB. Sturgis- Seth Mulvehill.

DBWR: Mark Flottmever. DL; Clint Wilson, RBLB. CoacholtheYear- Aaron Beavers, Lincoln. Honorable mention Rapid City Central Taylor Hill, Chris Alexander, Brad Winkleman, Oakley Erck. Nick purceii.

Rapid City Stevens- Carter Mitchell, Willie Lutes. 1 ay lor Munioeier. brooie Moore. Lincoln Ryan Hander, Mike Magnuson, Sam Fernandez, Tyler leal, Anthony Muiien burg. 0 Gorman Mike Isaacson, Mike Haroie, Tony Viger.

Miles McLaughlin, Pat Cink. Hooseveit- Brock Bins. Conner potas, Jor dan Hermanson. Chris Cook. Ben Schempp.

Washington Matthew Hermanson, Nick Franken. uuintin McMartm, Brandon Monr, Adam Iverson. Spearfish-Cal Dobesh. Colin Johnson, Tony Garcia, Tonn Tetrault, Andy White. Sturgls- Dylan Keszler, Jake Stygles, Jay Kizer.snanewnidDy, lyier tjertscn.

ALL-CITY TEAM Lincoln- Brett Anderson, WR; Derek Carl son, WR; Sam Fernandez. LB; Ryan Hander, QB; Mike Magnuson, OL; Kody Wildfeuer, DL. O'Gorman- Robbie Hakl, Jason Feit, LB; Mike Fettio, Trevor Hooten, Mike Isaac son. FB; Mike Pharis, TE; Will Powell, RB; Adam Schroeder, Center; Jordan Wheeler, P. Roosevelt- Brock Bills.

RB; Derrick Dunn, 0T; Jordan Hermanson, RB; Josh Krause, DL; Ben Schempp, DB; Marcus Watson, DB; Jake Weiss, 0B. Washington Nick Franken, DL; Brett Grev los, UB; Adam Heck, UB: Adam iverson, ul; Tyler Johnson, LB; Kendall Ledbetter, DL; Uuintin McMartm, 1 sam Piucker, wh. Offensive captain -Gannon Moore. Lincoln. Defensive captain-Ross Peterson, Roosevelt.

MVP-Phil Wright, Gorman, BIG EAST CONFERENCE All-conference Howard (6-2): Levi Loudenberg. 5-10, 160. back: Jacob Dawson, 6-0, 200, back; Francis Ruml, 5-11, 165, back: Bradyn Neises, 5-9, 170, lineman; Jeff Larsen, 6- 4. 200, lineman. Garretson (6-2): Justin VanDeBerg.

6- 2, 180, back; Ryan Conrad, 6-1, 175. line man; Andy Nelz. 5-9. 160, back; Shane VanDeBero. 5-9.

180, back. Chester Area (6-2): Drew Kreutzfeldt. 5- 11. 180. back; Dylan Kreutzfledt.

5-10. 165. back; Andy Huwe. 6-4, 240, lineman; Corey Aiverson. 5-10, ibu.

eno. Mccook Central (3-5): Brian Duxbury, sr. 5-11, 165, back: Ben Blindert, 6-2, 200, lineman: Tavlor Osterberg. ir, 6-0, 1 70. back Sioux Valley (3-5): Ben Miller, 6-6.

180, end; Clint Hillestad, 6-1, 200. lineman; Tyler Christensen, 5-10, 170, back. Baltic (4-4): Zach Boldt. 6-0, 190. back; Cody Lobdell.

6-5. 280. lineman; Marcus Baldwin, ir ibu, back. Parker (1-7): Darren DeNeui, 6-8, 250, end: cooy uuerksen, 6-1, 20U, oacx. Tea Area (0-8): Taylor Fechner.

6-0, 1 75, oacx: triK Mill. b-i. lau. pact Honorable mention: Wyatt Waiter. Dan Noo- nan, Alan Kramer (How); Eli Storment.

James Howe, Jake scnaetbauer uar Greg Home. Jordan Neises, Tristan Boyle (Che); Keith Knudson. Erik Anderson, Nick Oiinger (ML); Lance Johnson. Brady Will. Nathan Kramer SV Nick Christensen, Jesse Lobdell (Ban Jake Ihnen.

Jayden Kleinsasser, Jay Overgard (Par); uereK Joroensen (lea). Individual Leaders Rushing: Baldwin 1464 yards: Loudenberg 1012; Oylan Kreutzfeldt 915; S.VanDeBerg 776; Hill 560; Dawson 525; Duxbury 509; Noonan 41 Boldt 4 1 1 Drew Kreutzfeldt 396. Passing: Drew Kreutzfeldt 49-of-93. 1044 yards; Jorgensen 77-160, 780: Kramer 49-99, 643; vanueBerg 34-8, 622; Brendan I roe- man (Ball 27-65, 561; Walters 30-61, 525; Duerksen 22-44, 223; Brandon Feterl (MC) Receiving: Aiverson 16receptions.471 yards; Fechner 36-365; Huwe 11-292; Matt Haley (Bal) 9-241; Nolz 13-239; Miller 14-200; Jor dan vanuere (cne) 12-186; will (SV) -lbb; Jesse scniwng sv 13-isj; Howe 10-14S. Punting: Miller 35.0 yardspunt; Knudson 33.0; Colt Moyer (Bal) 32 6.

Nolz 30.3; Larson 28.6; Dykstra 28.0. Interceptions: Noonan Drew Kreutzfelt Dylan Kreutzfeldt, Lance Johnson (SV) 3. Scoring: Drew Kreutzfeldt 144 points: Bald win 94; Loudenberg 84; Boldt 48; VanDe Berg S.VanDeBerg 44; Nolz 42; Aiverson 42; Dylan Kreutzfeldt. Dawson 36. tackles: Storment 77: Howe 71 Hillestad 70, rami 67; Fechner, Will, Cody Heumiller (MC) 6b; Neises 63; Boldt.

Haiey 62. CORNBELT CONFERENCE Final standings: Hanson 5-0. Emery-Ethan 4-1. Hurley-Marion 3-2, camstota-Bnoge- water 2-3, Freeman i-. parxer u-b.

All-Conference Offense: Tyson Gau, sr. OB (Han); Tanner Duba. sr. RB (EE); Brad Tunge. jr RB (HM); Jen Horton.

sr. RB (HM Jordon Connors, so. WR (EEI: Jamin Bridoe. sr. TE (Hani; Darrin DeNeui.

sr. TE (Par); Craig Henglefelt, sr. 0L (Han): Ronnie Hoeltzner, sr. 0L (Han); Derek Handwerk. sr.

OL (HM Defense: Ben Erickson. sr. DL (EE): Jake Lachnit. sr DL (Han); Taylor Stanage, jr. DL (HM); Tim Oiinger.

jr. LB Hoffmann, sr. LB (Han), Darm Schoenwald. sr, LB (HM); Brett Vondra. sr.

LB CB Man McManus. sr DB (Han); Spencer Becker, jr. DB (Fre); Cory Wenehaiint sr DR IFF! Honorable mention: Cody Duerksen, sr 0B (Par); Austin Letcher, jr. RB (Han); Tracy Hofer. sr.

WR (CB); D.J. Buseman, jr OL (CB); Tyson Kayser. so. DL (EE); Tanner Gates, jr. DL (HM), Briar Peterson, jr.

LB (Fre): Cody Her man, jr. LB (Fre): Luke Funrman, sr. ub (Lbj; SamJolley.so.UBlCB). Most valuable player Brad Tunge (HM). MINNESOTA STATE FINALS At Metrodome in Minneapolis Friday.

Nov. 28 Nine-man Clinion-Graceville-Beardsley vs. Houston. 10 a.m. Class 1A Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg vs.

Rovalton. 1 p.m. Class 2A Caledonia vs. Luverne, 4 p.m. Class 5A Blaine vs.

Wayzata 7 p.m. jr. 1 James Madison (1 06) 9-1 2,986 1 2. Appalachian State (13) 9-2 2,871 2 3. Cal Poly (1) 8-1 2,623 3 4.

Northern Iowa 9-2 2,517 4 5. Montana 10-1 2,499 5 6. Villanova 8-2 2,355 6 7. Richmond 8-3 2,188 7 8. Weber State 9-2 2,161 8 9.

Wofford 8-2 2,005 9 10. Southern Illinois 8-2 1,988 10 11. New Hampshire 8-2 1,659 13 12. Elon 8-3 1,473 11 13. Central Arkansas 9-2 1,448 15 14.

McNeese State 7-3 1,272 16 15. South Carolina State 9-2 1,231 17 16. William Mary 7-3 1,106 12 17. Maine 8-3 900 21 18. Tennessee-Martin 8-3 863 20 19.

Harvard 8-1 769 19 20. Furman 7-4 595 14 21. Colgate 8-2 506 23 22. Liberty 9-2 409 24 23. Western Illinois 6-4 338 25 24.

Jacksonville State 8-3 242 NR 25. Tennessee State 8-3 238 18. Thursday's Game N.Y. Jets 34, New England 31, 0T Sundays Games Denver 24, Atlanta 20 Miami 17. Oakland 15 Green Bay 37, Chicago 3 N.Y, Giants 30, Baltimore iu Indianapolis 33, Houston 27 Carolina 31, Detroit 22 Philadelphia 13, Cincinnati 13, tie New Orleans 30, Kansas City 20 -Tampa Bay 19, Minnesota 13 Arizona 26, Seattle 20 San Francisco 35, St.

16 Pittsburgh 11, San Diego 10 Tennessee 24, Jacksonville 14 Dallas 14, Washington 10 Monday's Game Cleveland at Buffalo, (n) Thursday, Nov. 20 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23' N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, Noon Tampa Bay at Detroit.

Noon Chicago at St. Louis. Noon New England at Miami, Noon San Francisco at Dallas. Noon Buffalo at Kansas City, Noon Houston at Cleveland, Noon Philadelphia at Baltimore. Noon Minnesota at Jacksonville.

Noon Oakland at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Carolina at Atlanta, 3:15 p.m. Washington at Seattle. 3:15 p.m. N.Y.

Giants at Arizona, 3:15 p.m. Indianapolis at San Diego. 7:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 24 Green Bay at New Orleans.

7:30 p.m. OVERTIME TIES Sept. 22, 1974 Pittsburgh 35, Denver 35 Sept. 19, 1976-Minnesota 10. LA.

Rams 10 Nov. 26, 1978 -Green Bay 10, Minnesota 10 Oct. 12. 1980 Green Bay 14, Tampa Bay 14 Oct. 4.

1981 -Miami 28, NY. Jets 28 Dec. 1 9, 1 982 Baltimore Cotts 20. Green Bay 20 Oct. 24, 1983 N.Y.

Giants 20, St. Louis Car dinals 20 Nov 4. 1984 Philadelphia 23. Detroit 23 Oct. 19, 1986 -San Francisco 10, Atlanta 10 Dec.

7, 1986 St. Louis Cardinals 10, Philadelphia 10 Sept. 20. 1987 Denver 1 7, Green Bay i I Oct. 2.

1988 N.Y. Jets 17. Kansas City 17 Nov. 1 9, 1 989 Cleveland 1 0. Kansas City 1 0 Nov.

16, 1997 Philadelphia 10, Baltimore Ravens 10 Nov. 23, 1997 Giants 7, Washington 7 Nov. 10, 2002 Atlanta 34, Pittsburgh 34 Nov. 16, 2008 -Cincinnati 13, Philadelphia 13 COLLEGE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 Sunday's Games Toronto 107, Miami 96 Orlando 90, Charlotte 85 Dallas 124. New York 114.

0T Phoenix 104. Detroit 86 Denver 90, Minnesota 84 San Antonio 90. Sacramento 88 Monday's Games Houston 100. Oklahoma City 89 Phoenix at Utah, (n) San Antonio at L.A Clippers, (n) Today's Games Toronto at Orlando, 6 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 6 m.

Miami at Washington. 6 p.m. Dallas at Charlotte. 6 p.m. New York at Boston.

6:30 p.m. Cleveland at New Jersey. 6 30 p.m. Sacramento at Memphis. 7 p.m.

Milwaukee at Denver. 8 p.m. Chicago at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Portland at Golden State, 9 30 p.m.

COLLEGE MEN ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 16. total points based on 25 points lor a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and preseason ranking: Monday's Games NY. Rangers 2, Ottawa 1, SO N.Y. Islanders 2, Vancouver 1, SO Detroit 4, Edmonton 0 Boston 3, Toronto 2 San Jose 4, Nashville 1 Today's Games Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m: Montreal at Carolina.

6 p.m. Edmonton at Columbus, 6 p.m. Florida at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix. 8:30 p.m.

Colorado at Calgary, 8:30 p.m. MONDAY MEN'S BASKETBALL East American U. 67, St. Francis. Pa.

46 Binghamton 80, Mansfield 62 Colgate 58. Cent. Connecticut St. 57 Connecticut 99. Hartford 56 Georgetown 71 Jacksonville 62 Lehigh 76, Delaware St.

58 Penn St. 74, N.J. Tech 47 Pittsburgh 82, Miami (Ohio) 53 Qumnipiac 66, Army 64 Siena 82, Boise St 52 St. Bonaventure 77, Marist 54 St. John's 86, Cornell 75 Villanova 107, Fordham 68 South Austin Peay 86, Belmont 84 Charleston Southern 75.

Furman 64 Fla. International 80, Monmouth, N.J. 61 George Mason 89. Brown 52 Mississippi St. 78.

Louisiana-Monroe 49 Morgan St. 67, UMBC 60 SE Louisiana 95. Miles 69 Samford 72. Spnng Hill 52 UNC Greensboro 90, Webber 78 UNC Wilmington 107. Troy 95 Virginia Tech 62, Mount St.

Mary's. Md. 57 Midwest DePaul 75. Albany. N.Y.

64, Illinois Tech 73. Spalding 51 Iowa 73, Texas-San Antonio 67 Kent St. 83. N.C. Central 42 Lincoln Memorial 72, Ohio Valley 60 Marquette 106, Chicago St.

87 Missouri 103, Chattanooga 75 Missouri St. 60, Cent. Michigan 57 Ohio Dominican 82, Georgetown, Ky. 80 Xavier 81, Toledo 65 southwest Arkansas St. 88, Lyon 46 Oklahoma St.

100. North Texas 88 Oral Roberts 82, John Brown 58 Prairie View 90, Baptist College 39 Texas Tech 87, Sam Houston St. 76 Far West Montana 75, Montana Western 67 N. Arizona 95. Haskell Indian Nations 63 Utah St.

61, UC Santa Barbara 59 Tournaments Dick's Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip First Round Boston College 90, Loyola, Md. 57 Davidson 99, James Madison 64 Loyola of Chicago 74. Georgia 53 Oklahoma 94, MVSU 53 Purdue 87, E. Michigan 58 UAB 64. Santa Clara 61 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL East Fairleioh Dickinson 59.

Bryant 51 George Washington 77. Coppin St. 36 Rhode Island 66. Siena 60 Seton Hall 93. Caldwell 44 Villanova 61, Fairfield 45 South Auburn 95, Temple 76 Chattanooga 77.

ETSU 71 Coastal Carolina 52. Campbell 50 Coll. of Charleston 76, Charleston Southern 62 Florida 74, Jacksonville 51 Florida 48. Savannah St. 34 Gardner-Webb 97.

Virginia-Wise 49 Georgia Southern 83. Florida Atlantic 67 Idaho St. 67. Alcorn St. 50 Kentucky 58.

Cincinnati 55 Louisville 72. Austin Peay 42 Marshall 78. North Texas 69 Morgan St. 63, N.C. Central 53 North Carolina 102.

Kennesaw St. 68 93, Monlreat 52 South Alabama 77, UAB 64 Southern Miss. 79. Tennessee St. 57 Texas-Pan American 59.

48 Virginia 83, Tennessee 82 Wake Forest 62, UNC-Greensboro 27 Midwest Akron 58, Michigan 49 Dayton 68. Saint Mary's. Calif. 62 Kansas St. 57 Northwestern 52 Marquette 77, Sacred Heart 55 Nebraska 72, Creighton 67 S.Dakota St.

64. Wisconsin 44 Southwest Stephen FAusfm 82. Houston Baptist 72 Texas 78, Old Dominion 44 Far West New Mexico 68, DePaul 66 Utah 77, Jackson St. 49 MONDAY BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms with RHP Brad Hennessey and INF Donnie Murphy on minor league contracts, CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Claimed RHP Kelvin Jimenez off waivers from Toronto. National League PHILADELPHIA PHILLiES-Named Scott proetrock assistant general manager PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Named Jeff Branson hitting coach for Indianapolis (IL).

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Agreed to terms with LHP Jeremy Affeldt on a two-year contract. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA-Suspended Boston Kevin Garnet! one game for striking Milwaukee Andrew Bogut in the face in a Nov. 15 game. Upgraded Bogut's foul that was committed on Gar-nett to a Flagrant Foul Penalty One. Fined Phoenix Shaquille Neal $25,000 for verbally abusing an official and tailing to leave the court quickly after being elected in a Nov.

16 game against Detroit. CHICAGO BULLS-Waived Demetris Nichols GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-Signed Stephen Jackson to a three-year contract extension through the 2012-13 season. FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ENGLAND PAIRIOTS-Placed CBTer-rence Wheatley on iniured reserve Signed TE Tyson DeVree from the practice squad. Signed LB Darren Robertson to the practice squad. HOCKEY National Hockey League CAROLINA HURRICANES-Reassigned Patrick Dwyer to Albany (AHL).

COLORADO AVALANCHE-Signed Paul Stastny to a five-year contract extension through ttie 2013-2014 season. COLLEGE NEW MEXICO-Announced the resignation ol Rocky Long, football coach. UTAH STATE-Fired football coach Brent Guy WIDENER-Announced the resignation ol Jack Shaler as men's soccer coach. the Skyforce office. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the school athletic programs.

FIGHTING: Ben Nguyen of Sioux Falls recently signed a three-fight Mixed Martial Arts contract to fight in the Palace Fighting Championship, based out of Lamore, Calif. Nguyen is 10-2 and competes in the 125-pound weight class. Nguyen has been train ing at Next Edge Academy in Sioux Falls for five months. His first take place in January fight with the PFC will in Lamore. Record Pts Pvs 2) 1-0 1 800 1 1- 0 1.674 2 0- 0 1.635 3 2- 0 1,475 4 1- 0 1.362 6 1-0 1.355 6 1-0 1.304 7 1-0 1.243 9 1-0 1.185 10 3- 0 1.176 8 1-0 1.116 11 1-0 1.028 12 1-0 968 13 1-0 941 14 1-0 653 15 1-0 653 16 1- 0 591 17 2- 0 460 19 1-0 398 18 1-0 349 21 1-0 339 20 0- 0 265 22 1- 0 261 23 1-0 207 24 1-0 187 25 SPORTS ON THE AIR TODAY'S TV HIGHLIGHTS HOCKEY Record Pis Pvs 11-0 1,601 1 10-0 1,574 2 9- 1 1,476 3 10- 1 1,437 4 9-1 1,369 5 9- 1 1,310 6 10- 1 1,178 7 11- 0 1.158 8 10-0 1,098 9 9-2 1,017 10 9-2 987 11 9-2 913 12 9- 2 864 13 10- 0 714 14 9- 2 659 15 10- 1 656 16 9-2 612 18 7- 3 526 19 8- 2 413 22 7-2 406 21 7-3 389 23 7-3 161 7- 3 139 8- 3 126 7-3 115 17 Others receiving votes: Holy Cross 196, Prairie View 185.

Eastern Kentucky 1 74. North Dakota State 147. Grambling 117. Montana State 111, Texas State 107, South Dakota State 87. Lafayette 47, Massachusetts 43, Florida 35, Albany 28, Georgia South ern 23.

Bethune-Cookman 18. Brown 10. Northern Arizona 7, Dayton 6. Jacksonville 5. SanDiego4, Yaie3.

Monmoutn 2 Nonnwestern State 2. South Dakota 2. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Saturday's second Round West Chester (9-3) at Bloomsburg (10-1), 11a.m. Seton Hill (10-2) at California, Pa. (10-1), 11 a.m.

Ashland (9-3) at Grand Valley State (10-0), lla.m. Tusculum (9-3) at Delta Stale (9-1). Noon Valdosta State (9-2) at North Alabama (loll. Noon West Texas (11-1 at Abilene Christ ian (10-0), Noon Pittsburg State (11-1) at Northwest Missouri State (10-1). Noon Chadron State (1 1 -1 at (1 1 0), Noon NCAA DIVISION III PLAYOFFS Saturday's first Round Randolph-Macon (6-4) at Mount Union (10-0), 11 am.

Lycoming (7-3) at Hobart (8-1), 11 a.m. Plymouth State (1 0-1 at Cortland State (9-1), 11 a.m. Curry (9-1) at Ithaca 9-1), 11 a m. Franklin (9-1) atOtterbein (9-1), 11 Wabash (9-1) at Case Reserve (10-0), 11 a.m. Wheaton, III.

(8-2) at Trine (10-0), 11 a.m. Christopher Newport (8-1) at Washington Jefferson (9-1). 11a.m. Wesley (8-1) at Muhlenberg (9-1), 11 a.m. Thomas More (8-2) at North Central (10-0), Noon St.

John's, Minn. (8-2) at Wisconsin-Whitewater (9-1), Noon Wartburg (8-2) at Wisconsin-Stevens Point (9-1). Noon Aurora (9-1) at Monmouth, III. (10-0), Noon LaGrange (9-1) at Millsaps (10-0). Noon Hardin-Simmons (9-1) at Mary Hardin-Baylor (9-1), Noon Occidental (9-0) at Willamette (10-0), 2 p.m.

NAIA POLL (Final) Record Pis Pvs 1. Carroll (Mont.) (18) 11-0 418 1 2. Sioux Falls 10-0 400 2 3. Saint Francis (Ind.) 10-0 388 3 4. MidAm Nazarene 369 5 5 Friends (Kan 10-0 349 6 6.

Morningside (Iowa) 9-1 334 4 7. Lindenwood (Mo.) 9-1 324 7 8. Cumberlands (Ky.) 9-1 308 8 9. Langston (Okla.) 9-2 293 9 10. NW Oklahoma State 9-2 271 10 11.

Union (Ky.) 9-2 241 15 12. Shorter 9-2 232 19 13. Baker (Kan.) 8-3 231 16 14. Dickinson State (N.D.) 7-3 206 17 15. Saint Ambrose (Iowa) 8-3 175 20 16.

Lambuth (Tenn.) 8-3 155 11 16. Ohio Dominican 7-3 155 23 18. Missouri Valley 7-3 136 12 19. Northwestern (Iowa) 7-3 126 21 20. Ottawa (Kan.) 8-2 112 14 21.

Virginia-Wise 8-3 101 22 22 Malone (Ohio) 6-3 91 13 23. Montana State-Northern7-3 71 24 24. Saint Xavier (III.) 7-4 63 18 25. Dakota Wesleyan 7-3 53 25 NAIA PLAYOFFS Saturday's first Round Union, Ky. (9-2) at St.

Francis, Ind. (10-0), 11 a.m. Shorter (9-2) at Cumberlands, Ky. (9-1 1 1 a.m. St.

Ambrose (8-3) at Sioux Falls (10-0). Noon 2. Connecticut 3. Louisville 4. UCLA 5.

Michigan St. 6. Pittsburgh 7. Texas 8. Notre Dame 9.

Gonzaga 16 Duke 11. Purdue 12. Oklahoma 13. Memphis 14. Tennessee 15.

Arizona St. 15. Marquette 17. Miami 18. Florida 19.

Southern Cal 20. Wake Forest 21. Davidson 22. Georgetown 23. villanova 24.

Kansas 25. Wisconsin Others receiving votes Baylor 125. UNLv 116. Saint Marv's. Calif.

108. Xavier 102. Syra cuse 97. Ohio St 49. Clemson 33.

Texas 32. LSU 23. BYU 17. Washington St. 13.

West Virginia 10. Va. Commonwealth 8. Virginia Tech 8. Siena 7.

Vanderbilt 6. Hnode isiano b. Alabama 3. Mercer 3. Creighton 2.

UAB 2. Arizona 1. CS Northndge 1, Holy Cross 1, S. Illi nois l.VMi l. Washington 1.

USA TODAYESPN TOP 25 POLL The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, with records through Nov. 16: Record 1. North Carolina (301 1-0 Pts 774 722 702 652 567 585 581 571 530 484 462 430 402 357 329 238 236 234 192 173 160 140 104 103 2. Connecticut (1) 1-0 3 Louisville 0-0 4. UCLA 2- 0 3- 0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 5.

Duke 6. Pittsburgh 7 Michigan State 8 Texas 9. Notre Dame 10 Purdue 11. Gonzaga 12. Memphis 13.

Tennessee 14. Oklahoma 15. Arizona Stale 16. Miami (Fla 17. Marquette 18.

Georgetown 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 20 21 25 23 24 1- 0 0-0 2- 0 19 Florida 20. Southern California 1-0 21. Davidson 1-0 22. Wisconsin 23. Villanova 24.

Kansas 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 25. Wake Forest Others receiving votes: UNLV 48. Saint Marv's 40. Ohio State 27. Xavier 27.

Savior 15, Syracuse 15, West Virginia 15, Virginia Tech 10. Texas 8. Arizona 4, Brigham Young 4. Washinoton 4, Washington state i. uem- Son 2, Siena 2.

Creighton I Oklahoma State 1 Tulsa 1, Vanderbilt 1, 6 p.m. NHL: Minnesota at Pittsburgh VERSUS BASKETBAIJ. 9 a.m. Men: Penn at Drexel ESPN 11 a.m. Women: Iowa at Kansas ESPN 1 p.m.

Men: Liberty at UNC-Asheville ESPN 3 p.m. Men: Centenary at Baylor ESPN 5 p.m. Men: Richmond at Syracuse ESPN 6:30 p.m. Men: Preseason NIT: Teams TBA ESPN 8 p.m. Men: Kentucky at North Carolina ESPj 8:30 p.m.

Men: Preseason NIT: Teams TBA ESPN2 10:30 p.m. Men: Preseason NIT: Teams TBA ESPN2 TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS TALK fe p.m. Outdoor Show with Steve and Matt KWSN-AM 1230 HOCKEY gpjrT NHL: Minnesota at Pittsburgh KWSN-AM 1230 KVTK-AM 1570 BASKETBALL 1 p.m. Men: Mount Marty at Northern State KVHT-FM 1063 CONTACT US 1. Alabama (42) 2.

Texas Tech (21) 3. Florida (2) 4. Texas 5. Oklahoma 6. Southern Cal 7.

Penn St. 8. Utah 9. Boise St. 10.

Ohio St. 11. Oklahoma St. 12. Missouri 13.

Georgia 14. Ball St. 15. TCU 16. BYU 17.

Michigan St. 18 LSU 19. Cincinnati 20. Pittsburgh 21. Oregon St.

22. Maryland 23. Miami 24. Oregon 25 North Carolina Others: Boston College 79. Northwestern 44, Georgia Tech 34, Cent.

Michigan 13. W. Michi- oan 12. Flonda St. 11.

Iowa 8. west Virginia So. Carolina 5, Mississippi 4. Air Force 3, Nebras ka 3, California 2. Connecticut 2.

Virginia lech 1. USA TODAY TOP 25 Record PS Pvs I.Alabama (451 11-0 1.508 1 1.508 1.465 1,373 1,322 1,305 1,245 1,113 1,093 1.023 957 894 838 832 690 654 613 533 429 406 358 321 169 140 117 2. Texas Tech (15) 10-0 1.465 2 3. Florida (1) 9- 1 10- 1 4. lexas 5.

Oklahoma 9-1 I. Southern California 9-1 7. Utah 11-0 10-1 10-0 9-2 9-2 9-2 9- 2 10- 1 9- 2 10- 0 9-2 7-3 7- 2 8- 2 7- 3 8- 3 8. Penn State 9. Boise State 10.

Ohio State 11. Missouri 12. Oklahoma State 13. Georgia 14. Brigham Young 15.

Michigan State 16. Ball State 17. TCU 18. LSU 19. Pittsburgh 20.

Cincinnati 21. Oregon State 22. Oregon 23. Maryland 24. Northwestern 7- 3 8- 3 7-3 25.

Boston College 97 Others: Miami 74: North Carolina 70: Georoia Tech 67: Florida St 43; West Virginia 1 Western Michigan 16; Connecticut 12; Virginia Tech 7: Iowa Air Force 4: boutn Carolina Cent. Michigan Wake Forest Nebraska 2. Sports Editor. Stu Whitney 977-3922 swhitneyargusleader.com Asst. Sports Editor Michael Klinski 977-3924 mklinskiargusleader.com Reporters: Mick Garry 331-2323 mgarryargusleader.com Matt Zlmmer 331-2265 mzimmerargusleader.com Terry Vandrovec 977-3923 tvandrovecargusleader.com.