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Phillips expressed incredulity at the offer from UH. "An extension to continue as the interim coach for a short period of time has been offered," Phillips said. "And, quite frankly, I represent a number of coaches and I've never received an offer to continue as an interim coach. Either an interim coach comes in and they do a well enough job so that the interim tag is taken off, and they're given a deal. Or, they don't do a well enough job and the school decides to do a search or hire someone else." Phillips said the offer was a maximum of one year and involved a similar level of pay to what Taylor is currently receiving his associate head coach's salary plus a monthly stipend as interim head coach.

The total is believed to equate to around $190,000. "Conversations are still ongoing," said Ben Jay, who resigned as UH athletic director on Dec. 9 but still holds that position while UH seeks a replacement. Jay declined to address Phillips' comments. Taylor declined to comment on the extension talks Friday.

But his camp isn't shy about its desire for a better offer. "That's our hope," Phillips said. "I mean, one of the things (Taylor) is not afraid of is, if in fact they (UH) decide to open it up and have a national search firm come. Because one of the things (the firm) is going to do is take a look at what he has done with the team by the end of the year." The agent added that UH's previous offer would not allow for Taylor to be competitive in recruiting. An extension for University of Hawaii men's basketball coach Benjy Taylor is still in discussion, although Taylor and UH remain apart on the length and type of a possible deal.

Despite Wednesday's 61-57 home loss to Cal Poly in overtime to open Big West Conference play, Taylor's camp believes he can leverage a stronger offer from the university with a successful close to what's been a surprising season thus far. The Star-Advertiser's Dave Reardon reported Wednesday that Taylor received and declined a one-year offer from UH. The offer was said to have remained in the conversational stage and not in official written form. But had he agreed, Taylor would have kept the interim head coach tag for an additional season while technically remaining associate head coach, said Taylor's agent, William Phillips. UH would have the right to hire a new head coach to replace Taylor at any time.

Taylor took over as interim coach in the wake of Gib Arnold's firing on Oct. 28. He was Arnold's associate head coach for three seasons and a standard assistant coach for one year. UH is 12-5 overall and 0-1 in Big West play heading into Saturday's contest against Cal State Northridge at the Stan Sheriff Center. UH has played under the shadow of a nine-month-long NCAA investigation, but notched wins over Pittsburgh, Nebraska and Colorado in non-conference play and took then-No.

1 1 Wichita State to overtime before losing 80-79. SOCCER: CONCACAF U-20 CHAMPIONSHIP Cuba vs. Mexico 10 a.m. FS2 NA241 76 TENNIS ATP Brisbane International final 11p.m. TENNIS NA243 84 VOLLEYBALL: COLLEGE MEN Loyola Chicago at Stanford 5 p.m.

PAC12 NA232 31 WRESTLING: COLLEGE Stanford at Oregon State 3 p.m. P1 2BA NA234 34 TIME CHANNEL PC HT BASKETBALL: NBA Heat at Clippers 10:30 a.m. FSSD NA227 NA Heat at Clippers 10:30 a.m. FSPT 31228 78 Cavaliers at Kings 4 p.m. NBATV NA242 92 Trail Blazers at Lakers 4:30 p.m.

TWSN 23218 69 BASKEBALL: COLLEGE MEN Northwestern at Michigan State 7 a.m. BIGTEN NA248 79 Duke at North Carolina State 8:30 a.m. KGMB 7 7 SMU at Central Florida 9 a.m. CBSS NA247 83 Memphis at Houston 1 1 a.m. CBSSN NA247 83 Wichita State at Loyola Chicago noon ESPNU NA221 73 Murray State at Jacksonville State 1 p.m.

CBSSN NA247 83 Wisconsin at Rutgers 1 p.m. BIGTEN NA248 79 California at UCLA 2:30 p.m. FS1 NA214 75 Syracuse at Florida State 3 p.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Illinois at Nebraska 3:30 p.m. BIGTEN NA248 79 Arizona at Oregon State 5 p.m.

FS1 NA214 75 Stanford at Southern Cal 5 p.m. ESPNU NA221 73 BASKETBALL: COLLEGE WOMEN UAB at Florida International 7 a.m. FSSD NA227 NA UAB at Florida International 7 a.m. FSPT 31228 78 South Florida at Temple 7 a.m. CBSSN NA247 83 LSU at Texas 8 a.m.

ESPNU NA221 73 Kentucky at South Carolina 8 a.m. ESPN2 21224 74 Georgia at Auburn 9 a.m. SEC NA220 40 Kansas at Kansas State 9 a.m. FSW 20226 77 Southern Cal at Utah 9 a.m. PAC12 NA232 31 Purdue at Iowa 9 a.m.

BIGTEN NA248 79 Tennessee at Arkansas 10 a.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Maryland at Minnesota 10 a.m. ESPN2 21224 74 Fordham at St. Bonaventure 11a.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Florida at Missouri 1 1 a.m.

SEC NA220 40 Stanford at Washington State 11a.m. PAC12 NA232 31 UCLA at Colorado 11a.m. P12LA NA233 33 Georgetown at Villanova noon FS1 NA214 75 California at Washington 1p.m. PAC12 NA232 31 Oregon State at Oregon 3 p.m. PAC12 NA232 31 BOWLING PBA World Championship 8 a.m.

ESPN 22222 70 FOOTBALL: NFL PLAYOFFS Cowboys at Packers 8 a.m. KHON 3 3 Colts at Broncos 11:30 a.m. KGMB 7 7 GOLF South Africa Open Championship midnight GOLF 3021 6 86 Hyundai Tournament of Champions 9:30 a.m. KHNL 8 8 Hyundai Tournament of Champions noon GOLF 30216 86 HOCKEY: NHL Wild at Blackhawks 3 p.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Jets at Ducks 4 p.m.

FSSD NA227 NA Jets at Ducks 4 p.m. FSPT 31228 78 HOCKEY: WLH Brandon at Calgary 10 a.m. NHLN NA240 93 SKIING World Cup 1:30 a.m. US NA211 90 SOCCER: INTERNATIONAL Italian: Inter Milan vs. Genoa 1:25 a.m.

BEIN NA229 NA English: Arsenal vs. Stoke City 3:25 a.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Italian: AS Roma vs. Lazio 3:55 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA French: Nantes vs.

Metz 5:55 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA Spanish: Granada vs. R.Sociedad 7:55 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA Spanish: Barcelona vs. Atl.

Madrid 9:55 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA SOCCER: CONCACAF U-20 CHAMPIONSHIP Panama vs. United States 12:30 p.m. FS2 NA241 76 VOLLEYBALL: COLLEGE MEN UC Irvine at Hawaii 5 p.m. OCSPRT 1 6 89 TIME CHANNEL PC HT AUTO RACING Formula Championship 7 a.m.

FS2 NA241 76 BASKETBALL: NBA Mavericks at Clippers 10:30 a.m. FSSD NA227 NA Mavericks at Clippers FSPT 31228 78 BASKETBALL: COLLEGE MEN Cincinnati at Connecticut 6 a.m. ESPN 2 21224 74 Georgetown at Providence 7 a.m. FS1 NA214 75 Ohio State at Indiana 7 a.m. ESPN 22222 70 Clemson at Pittsburgh 7 a.m.

FSW 20226 77 Navy at Army 7 a.m. CBSSN NA247 83 George Washington at La Salle 7:30 a.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Kentucky at Texas 8 a.m. KGMB 7 7 Minnesota at Michigan 8 a.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Alabama at Tennesee 9 a.m.

SEC NA220 40 Louisville at North Carolina 9 a.m. ESPN 22222 70 St. Joseph's at VCU 9 a.m. CBSSN NA247 83 Seton Hall at Creighton 9:15 a.m. FS1 NA214 75 Maryland at Purdue 9:30 a.m.

BIGTEN NA248 79 Texas Tech at Kansas 10a.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Tulsa at Temple 10 a.m. ESPNN NA225 72 Washington State at Washington 10 a.m. PAC12 NA232 31 Portland State at North Dakota 10 a.m. FCSP NA246 82 San Francisco at Portland 11a.m.

TWSN 23218 69 BayloratTCU 11a.m. ESPN 2 21224 74 Boston College at Miami 1 1 a.m. FSW 20226 77 Northern Iowa at Drake 11a.m. FCSC NA245 81 DePaul at Villanova 1 1 a.m. CBSSN NA247 83 Xavier at Butler 11:30 a.m.

FS1 NA214 75 Vanderbilt at Arkansas 11:30 a.m. SEC NA220 40 Texas at Oklahoma State noon ESPNU NA221 73 Arizona State at Oregon noon PAC12 NA232 31 Southern Utah at Northern Arizona noon FCSP NA246 82 Pepperdine at San Diego 1p.m. TWSN 23218 69 Virginia at Notre Dame 1p.m. ESPN 2 21224 74 Boise State at Wyoming 1 p.m. CBSSN NA247 83 Missouri at Auburn 2 p.m.

SEC NA220 40 Kansas State at Oklahoma 2 p.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Mississippi State at Florida 2 p.m. FSSD NA227 NA Mississippi State at Florida 2 p.m. FSPT 31228 78 Santa Clara at Gonzaga 3 p.m. TWSN 23218 69 Iowa State at West Virginia 3 p.m.

ESPN 2 21224 74 Georgia at LSU 4 p.m. ESPNU NA221 73 Missouri-KC. at New Mexico State 4 p.m. FCSP NA246 82 Loyola Marymount at BYU 4 p.m. BYUTV NA409 68 St.

Mary's (Calif.) at Pacific 6 p.m. TWSN 23218 69 Long Beach State at UC Davis 6 p.m. ESPNU NA221 73 CS Northridge at Hawaii 7 p.m. OCSPRT 1 6 89 BASKETBALL: COLLEGE WOMEN Texas at Iowa State 7 a.m. FSSD NA227 NA Texas at Iowa State 7 a.m.

FSPT 31228 78 Texas at Iowa State 7 a.m. FCSC NA245 81 Rutgers at Penn State 7 a.m. BIGTEN NA248 79 Oklahoma State at TCU 2 p.m. FSW 20226 77 Oklahoma State at TCU 2 p.m. FCSC NA245 81 FOOTBALL: NFL PLAYOFFS Ravens at Patriots 11:30 a.m.

KHNL 8 8 Panthers at Seahawks 3:15 p.m. KHON 3 3 FOOTBALL: COLLEGE FCS final: N. Dakota St. vs. Illinois St.

8 a.m. ESPN 2 21224 74 Medal of Honor Bowl 9:30 a.m. NBCSN 19210 87 GOLF South African Open 12:30 a.m. GOLF 30216 86 Hyundai Tournament of Champions 8 a.m. GOLF 30216 86 HOCKEY: NHL Bruins at Flyers 8 a.m.

NHLN NA240 93 Penguins at Canadiens 2 p.m. NHLN NA240 93 Jets at Kings 5 p.m. FSW 20226 77 HOCKEY: COLLEGE MEN Minnesota at Michigan 1 1 a.m. FCSA NA224 80 Western Michigan at Notre Dame 1p.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Harvard vs.

Yale 3:15 p.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Minnesota Duluth at North Dakota 3 p.m. CBSSN NA247 83 HOCKEY: COLLEGE WOMEN Wisconsin at Minnesota 12:30 p.m. BIGTEN NA248 79 MOTORCYCLE RACING AMA Supercross 4 p.m. FS1 NA214 75 SKIING World Cup 2 a.m.

US NA211 90 SOCCER: INTERNATIONAL English League: Ipswich vs. Derby 2:10 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA English Sundrlnd. vs. Liverpl.

NBCSN 19210 87 English Prm: Chelsea vs. Newcstl. 4:55 a.m. NBCSN 19210 87 Spanish: Real Madrid vs. Espanyol 4:55 a.m.

BEIN NA229 NA English C. Palace vs. Totnhm. 7:30 a.m. KHNL 8 8 Italian: Torino vs.

AC Milan 9:40 a.m. BEIN NA229 NA Mexican: America vs. Leon 12:55 p.m. KHLU 3535 NA 'BOWS: Must take care of business against CSUN RADIO TIME STATION FL playoffs: Ravens at Patriots 1 1 :30 a.m. 1 420-AM NFL playoffs: Panthers at Seahawks 1420-AM Men's college basketball: CS Northridge at Hawaii 7 p.m.

1 420-AM TIME STATION FL playoffs: Cowboys at Packers 8 a.m. 1 420-AM NFL playoffs: Colts at Broncos 11:30 a.m. 1420-AM Men's college volleyball: UC Irvine at Hawaii 5 p.m. 1420-AM at Wyoming 6V2 at Coll. of Charleston6V2 Virginia 2V2 at San Diego 5V2 at Oklahoma 12V2 at Auburn 5 atUNCWilmington4V2 at William Mary IOV2 NCAA FOOTBALL FAVORITE OU Monday Championship At Arlington, Texas Oregon 7 5V2 NFL PLAYOFFS FAVORITE Saturday at New England 7 7 (75) Ohio St.

OU DOG (47 Vi) Baltimore Carolina at Seattle 11V2 11 (39V2) Sunday at Green Bay 6V2 5V2 (52V2) Dallas at Denver 7 7 (53V2) Indianapolis NCAA BASKETBALL OIA East girls: Anuenue at Kalaheo; Kaiser at Kailua; Kahuku at Kaimuki; Moanalua at McKinley; Farrington at Roosevelt; Castle at Kalani. JV games start at 5:30 p.m., varsity to follow. OIA West girls: Waianae at Pearl City; Kapolei at Waialua; Nanakuli at Waipahu; Radford at Campbell; Aiea at Mililani. JV games start at 5:30 p.m., varsity to follow. SOCCER High school, ILH boys: Kamehameha at Saint Louis, 1 0 a.m.; Punahou vs.

Damien, noon at Saint Louis; Mid-Pacific at Pac-Five, 2 p.m. at Saint Louis. Girls: lolani at Mid-Pacific, 10 a.m.; Kamehameha at Punahou, 10a.m.; St. Francis vs. Pac-Five, noon at Punahou.

High school, OIA East, McKinley at Kalaheo (girls JV at 1 2:30 p.m.; girls varsity, boys varsity to follow) Farrington at Roosevelt (girls JV at 1 2:30 p.m.; girls varsity, boys varsity to follow) Kailua at Kaimuki (girls varsity at 12:30 p.m., boys varsity to follow); Kahuku at Kaiser (girls JV at 1 2:30 p.m.; girls varsity, boys varsity to follow); Moanalua at Castle (girls JV at 1 2:30 p.m.; girls varsity, boys varsity to follow). TENNIS College women: Rainbow Wahine Spring Invitational, 9 a.m., at Maui. SUNDAY VOLLEYBALL Outrigger Resorts Invitational: UC Irvine at Hawaii, 5 p.m., Stan Sheriff Continued from CI over Reggie Theus' sophomore season after the former NBA All-Star coached CSUN to the Big West title game in his first go-around. "Depending on foul trouble, it becomes a real issue. Just gotta work through it.

There's nothing I can do about it, so," Theus said. "I'm hopeful, I'm hopeful (to get them back). But I don't know (when)." CSUN is coming off a 71-61 loss at UC Davis on Wednesday. "I thought we outplayed them in every category but two," Theus said. "But the areas we don't do well so far is 3-point shooting.

We don't make enough (2.5 per game) and we give up too many (8.9)." The Matadors have two reliable scorers in seniors Stephan Hicks (17.6 ppg) and Stephen Maxwell (15.6). Hicks, Maxwell and junior forward Tre Hale-Edmerson own the CSUN career records for points, rebounds and blocks, respectively. CSUN runs plenty of action for the 6-foot-6 Hicks on the perimeter and the 6-7 Maxwell down low. Behind them the Matadors convert 75.3 percent of their free throws, a league best. "We need to force them to take bad shots," said forward Aaron Valdes, who scored 20 with five steals against Cal Poly.

"We know those guys are going to try to get theirs. Just the supporting players we have to limit." RAINBOW BASKETBALL At Stan Sheriff Center Who: Cal State Northridge (4-12, 0-1 Big West) vs. Hawaii When: 7 p.m. Saturday TV: OC Sports, Ch. 16 Radio: KKEA, 1420-AM Series: UH leads 8-4 UH will look to limit its mistakes, starting at point guard.

Roderick Bobbitt has 16 turnovers in the past three games, and two late giveaways loomed large in the Poly loss. The Rainbows will still be without senior shooting guard Garrett Nevels, who has not practiced with the team since his right hand surgery 10 days ago. "He's day by day, but he won't play (Saturday)," Taylor said. "We'll see how things develop between now and (next game Jan. 17 at UC Riverside), but I can't say right now.

The surgery was a little more invasive than we thought." Freshman Isaac Fleming will likely start again. Fleming shot l-for-8 against Cal Poly and drew Taylor's ire early. "He's fun to coach and he's frustrating to coach," Taylor said. "At the end of the day, I told him the same thing I've been telling him all year: When he listens, he's pretty good. And when he gets outside of what we're supposed to do, he's just OK.

It's a growth process." Boise St. Delaware at Notre Dame Pepperdine Kansas St. Missouri Drexel James Madison at Fordham Saint Louis at Marshall Mississippi St. at Dartmouth Iowa St. Cleveland St.

at N. Illinois FAU Arkansas St. Loyola Marymount Georgia at Utah St. Southern Miss. San Jose St.

at UC Davis UC Dayton 9 V2 at Davidson 14V2 42 18 3 V2 42 6 V2 1 42 Charlotte at Florida Harvard at West Virginia at Valparaiso Kent St. at Middle Tenn. at Texas-Arlington at BYU at LSU New Mexico 5 20 2 1 I8V2 I8V2 1V2 1 at UTEP atUNLV Long Beach St. at Cal Poly Santa Barbara at UC Irvine Riverside Saint Mary's (Cal) Denver at lona at Rider at North Dakota at ETSU at Furman at Mercer at N. Arizona Belmont at W.

Carolina at Nebraska-Omahf atlPFW E. Kentucky at UT-Martin at Manhattan at Wofford 12 UC 7 at Pacific 3V2 atlUPUl 1 0V2 Canisius 4V2 St. Peter's 2V2 Portland St. 4 Chattanooga 1 VMI 1 1 The Citadel 1 2 S. Utah 3 at E.

Illinois 9 UNC Greensboro a 3 S. Dakota St. 3V2 South Dakota 3 at SE Missouri 3 Morehead St. 9V2 Niagara 13V2 Samford SATURDAY BASKETBALL Big West men: CSU Northridge at Hawaii, 8 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center. PacWest men: Fresno Pacific vs.

Hawaii Pacific, 3 p.m., at Moanalua High; Notre Dame de Namur at BYU-Hawaii, 7:30 p.m., Cannon Activities Center. PacWest women: Fresno Pacific vs. Hawaii Pacific, 1 p.m., at Moanalua High; Notre Dame de Namur at BYU-Hawaii, 5 p.m., Cannon Activities Center. ILH Division I boys: Kamehameha at Mid-Pacific, Saint Louis at lolani, 6 p.m.; Punahou at Maryknoll, 7 p.m. ILH Division l-AA boys: 'lolani at Punahou, 1 :30 p.m.

ILH Division II boys: Damien vs. University, 4 p.m., Klum gym; Hanalanivs. Christian Academy, 5 p.m., Palama Settlement gym. ILH Division III boys: Island Pacific vs. Assets, 3:30 p.m., Palama Settlement gym; Lanakila Baptist at Hawaiian Mission, 7:30 p.m.

ILH Division I girls: Sacred Hearts at Punahou, 3 p.m.; Kamehameha at lolani, Maryknoll at Mid-Pacific, 4:30 p.m. ILH Division l-AA girls: Kamehameha at 'lolani, 3 p.m. ILH Division II girls: Damien vs. Unwersity, 2:30 p.m., Klum gym; La Pietra at Le Jardin, 5 p.m.; Hawaii Baptist at Hanalani, 6 p.m. ILH Division III girls: Christian Academy vs.

Island Pacific, 2 p.m., Palama Settlement gym. BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE ORIOLES -Agreed to terms with OF Delmon Young on a one-year contract and with J. P. Arencibia on a minor league contract. Designated Ryan Lavarn-way for assignment.

KANSAS CITY ROYALS Named Al Nipper pitching coach at Omaha (PCL), Brian Buchanan manager, Steve Luebber pitching coach and Abraham Nunez hitting coach for Wilmington (Carolina), Omar Ramirez manager, Carlos Reyes pitching coach and Damon Hollins hitting coach for Lexington (SAL), Justin Gemoll manager, Jeff Suppan pitching coach and Andre David hitting coach for Idaho Falls (Pioneer), Scott Thor-man manager and Jesus Azuaje hitting coach for Burlington (NYP), Darryl Kennedy manager, Mark Davis and Mitch Stetter pitching coaches and Nelson Liriano and Willie Aikens hitting instructors for the Royals (Arizona); Gustavo Martinez pitching coach for the Royals (Dominican), Chino Cadahia senior coordinator of player development, Bill Fischer senior pitching advisor, John Wathan special assistant to player development, Bill Springman advisor to player developmenthitting and Larry Carter minor league pitching coordinator. National League CHICAGO CUBS Agreed to terms with OF Chris Denorfia on a one-year contract. Designated LHP Mike Kickham for assignment. PITTSBURGH PI RATES -Agreed to terms with RHP Wilfredo Boscan and LHP Charlie Leesman on minor league contracts. 1 2 Tennessee St.

3 at 7'2 Austin Peay 2 at Idaho St. 4V2 Sacramento St. 1 1 V2 Montana St. 2 at Idaho FAVORITE LINE DOG at Hawaii 1 1 CS Northridge at UConn 5V2 Cincinnati Ohio St. IV2 at Indiana Hofstra 4 at Elon at Providence 2V2 Georgetown at Pittsburgh 7V2 Clemson Buffalo 1 at W.

Michigan at Wake Forest 1 Georgia Tech at La Salle Pk George Washington Rhode Island 5 at Duquesne at Michigan Pk Minnesota Northeastern 3V2 atTowson at Creighton 1 Seton Hall at North Carolina 3V2 Louisville at VCU I6V2 Saint Joseph's at Butler 3V2 Xavier at Georgia St. 1 8V2 Troy Colorado St. 3V2 at Air Force Evansville 2 at Bradley at Tennessee 2 Alabama at Purdue Pk Maryland at Kansas 1 6 Texas Tech Kentucky 1 4V2 at Texas at Washington 13V2 Washington St. at Detroit 3V2 Oakland at Temple 4 Tulsa Louisiana Tech 9 at UTSA at UAB 5V2 FIU at Rice 4V2 North Texas at Bowling Green 10 Ohio at S.Illinois 4 Indiana St. N.

Iowa 1 1 at Drake Baylor IV2 at TCU at Villanova 22 DePaul at Gonzaga 24 Santa Clara at Portland 5V2 San Francisco at Miami 8 Boston College at Arkansas 1 0V2 Vanderbilt Cent. Michigan 4 at Ball St. at Oklahoma St. 2V2 Texas at Princeton 7V2 Penn at Mississippi 2V2 South Carolina at Oregon 5V2 Arizona St. Georgia Southern 2V2 at South Alabama E.

Michigan 4 at Miami (Ohio) at Texas St. 7 Old Dominion IV2 at W.Kentucky at UALR 6V2 Appalachian St. at Nevada 4 Fresno St. at SlU-Edwardsville Oral Roberts W. Illinois at Tennessee Tech Montana at N.

Colorado at Weber St. E. Washington NBA BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION MILWAUKEE BUCKS Signed Kenyon Martin to a 1 0-day contract. Waived Nate Wolters. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS Suspended Andrei Kirilenko for not reporting to the team after his trade from Brooklyn on Dec.

11, 2014. NBA DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE IDAHO STAMPEDE Acquired Nick Wiggins from the available player pool and placed him on the inactwe list. Activated Jack Cooley. FOOTBALL NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed TE Kevin Brock. CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS -Signed DB Terrell Maze and WR Korey Williams to contract extensions.

Named Ron Selesky scout. COLLEGE ALABAMA Announced WR Amari Cooper, Landon Collins and RB T.J. Yel-don are entering the NFL draft. ARKANSAS Signed defensive coordinator Robb Smith to a three-year contract. FLORIDA Reinstated men's basketball Jon Horford.

MISSISSIPPI STATE Announced LB Benardrick McKinney will enter the NFL draft. FAVORITE LINE OU DOG Charlotte 4V2 (187V2) at New York at LA. Clippers 4 (214) Dallas Indiana 6 (188) at Philadelphia at Toronto 11 (2O8V2) Boston at Detroit 6 (198V2) Brooklyn at Chicago 9 (198V2) Milwaukee at Houston 12 (197) Utah San Antonio 7 (204) at Minnesota at Portland 12 (197V2) Orlando COLLEGE MEN East Quinnipiac 68, Monmouth (NJ) 64 Midwest Green Bay 79, Milwaukee 63 Toledo 84, Akron 67 COLLEGE WOMEN West California 70, Washington St. 62 Oregon St. 70, Oregon 37 Stanford 60, Washington 56 UCLA 49, Utah 46.