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Page edited by Arnanda Taft; 435-8521 after 5 p.m. 2D Pensacola News Journal Tuesday, January 6, 2004 SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL Arnoux, Belle Glade Glades Day, 6-2, 225 Eric Rulledge, P.K. Yonge, 60, 227 Brian Whitehurst, Fort Meade 5-8, 60 Jr. Thomas 1-5 2-2 4, Moreno 1-3 1-2 3, Taylor 0-0 0-0 0, Harris 0-1 OO 0, Klotz 1-10-0 2. Boddicker 2-3 2-2 8.

Totals 27-65 18-24 79. PROVIDENCE (6-2) Gomes 6-1115- Upcoming games Home games in bold; all times p.m. and central Slovenia, 4-6, 6-2, 60. Emilie Loft, France, del. Tamarine Tana- sugarn, Thailand, 6-4, 6-3.

Samantha Slosur, Australia, def. Meghann Shaughnessy (4), United Stales, 7-6 (3), 6-3. HopmanCup Monday at Perth, Australia Surface: Hard-Indoor Round Robin Group A France 2, Russia 1 Amelie Mauresmo, France, def. Anasta-sia Myskina. Russia.

6-2, 7-6 (2. Marat Safin, Russia, beat Fabnce Santera, France, 6-3, 6-3. Mauresmo and Santoro def. Myskina and Safin, 6-3, 6-4. Group Belgium 3, Slovakia 0 Kim Clijsters, Belgium, del.

Daniela Han-tuchova, Slovakia, 6-f, 6-2. Xavier Malisse, Belgium, def. Karol Kucera, Slovakia, 6-2, t-6, 6-1. Clijsters and Malisse del. Hantuchova and Kucera, 6-2, 6-4.

AAPT Championships Monday at Adelaide, Australia Surface: Hard-Outdoor Singles First Round Thomas Johannson, Sweden, def. Christophe Rochus, Belgium, Wayne Arthurs, Australia, def. Ivo Karlovic, Croatia. 6-7 (5), 7-6 (4), 7-5. Vince Spadea (2), United States, def.

Ju-rgen Melzer, Austria, 7-6 (4), 6-2. Taylor Dent (5), United States, def. Luis Horna, Peru, 6-2, 6-3. Alberto Martin (7), Spain, def. Mario An-cic, Croatia, 6-3, 6-7 (6), 7-6 (3).

Karol Beck, Slovakia, def. Brian Vahaly, United States, 6-2, 6-2. Jarkko Nieminen (6), Finland, def. Wesley Moodie, South Africa, 4-6, 7-6 (5) 7- Savannah State 32 (Moore 7), Vanderbilt 41 (Hall 7). Assists-Savannah Stale 8 (Martin 3), Vanderbilt 24 (Stringfield, Antony 5).

Total fouls Savannah State 21, Vanderbilt 12. APTop25 The top 25 teams The Associated Press' women's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 4, tolal points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. Duke (20) 1,104 4 2. Texas Tech (20) 14-0 1,091 2 3.

Texas (6) 12-1 1,063 3 4. Connecticut 9-1 1,053 1 5. Tennessee 10-1 972 5 6. Minnesota 12-0 897 6 7. Stanford 11-2 812 9 8.

Louisiana Tech 805 8 9. PennSt 9-3 747 10 10. Purdue 703 7 11. Kansas SI 9-2 664 11 12. Georgia 11-2 649 12 13.

North Carolina 12-1 647 14 H.Colorado 11-1 554 13 15. Oklahoma 10-1 503 15 16. Virginia 12-0 470 16 17. LSU 12-2 442 17 18. DePaul 12-1 290 20 19.

TCU 10-2 223 19 20. Boston College 11-1 217 22 21. Auburn 12-2 214 21 22. Ohio St 9-3 176 18 23. Michigan St 10-2 114 23 24.

Baylor 12-1 97 24. Miami 12-0 97 Others receiving votes: Utah 84, Vanderbilt 79, Rutgers 63, Arizona 22, Oregon 19, Villanova 15, George Washington 14, Clemson 9, UC Santa Barbara 9, Virginia 7, SW Missouri St. 6, Florida 5, Nebraska 5, Washington 4, Notre Dame 3, Idaho 1, Montana 1. HOCKEY Today Wed. Thure.

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I Off Off Off Off Hunts- Off ville Today's local events BASKETBALL High School Boys: Aletheia Christian at Christian Collegiate, 6:30 p.m. Navarre at Panama City Bay, 7 p.m. Rocky Bayou at Central, 7:30 p.m. Escambia at Pensacola High, 7:30 p.m. Woodham vs.

Dr. Ruby Gainer at Malcom Younge Center, 7:30 p.m. Tate at Pine Forest, 7:30 p.m. High School Girls: Catholic at West Florida Tech, 5 p.m. Aletheia Christian at Christian Collegiate, 5 p.m.

Tate at Pine Forest, 6 p.m. Escambia at Pensacola High, 6 p.m. Pace at Milton, 7:30 p.m. SOCCER High School Boys: Gulf Breeze at Panama City Bay, 7 p.m. Washington at Niceville, 7 p.m.

Choctawhatchee at Pine Forest, 7 p.m. Tate at Woodham, 7:30 p.m. High School Girls: Rocky Bayou at Catholic, 5 p.m. Washington at Niceville, 6 p.m. Panama City Bay at Pace, 7:30 p.m.

Tate at Crestview, 7:30 p.m. On the air OKI! LSU Rrst downs 12 13 Total NelYards 312 Rushes-yards 33-52 40159 Passing 102 153 Punt Returns 5-36 3-26 Kickoff Returns 5-24 0-0 Interceptions Rel 2-62 2-38 Comp-Att-Int 13-37-2 14-24-2 Sacked-Yards Lost 5-12 5-46 Punts Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 11-70 8-65 Time of Possession 28:41 31:19 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Oklahoma, K.Jones 20-59, Ma.Clayton 4-38, Works 1-2, team 1 -(minus 1), J.White 7-(minus 46). LSU, Vincent 16-117, Mauck 14-27, Green 3-22, Broussard 2-6, Addai 2-(minus 1), team 3-(minus 12). PASSING-Oklahoma, J.White 13-37-2-102. LSU, Mauck 13-22-2-124, Bech 1- 1- 0-29, Mi.Clayton 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING-Oklahoma, Ma.Clayton 4-32, Wilson 3-31, Runnels 2-19, KJones 2- 6, Bradley 1-9, B.Jones 1-5. LSU, Mi.Clayton 4-38, Da.Jones 3-54, Henderson 2-24, Green 2-23, Addai 2-12, Edwards 1-2. MISSED FIELD GOALS None. APTop25 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football final poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 2003 records, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vole through one point tor a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Record Pis Pvs I. 1,608 1 2.

LSU (17) 13-1 1,576 2 3. Oklahoma 12-2 1,476 3 4. Ohio St 11-2 1,411 7 5. Miami 11-2 1,329 10 6. Michigan 10-3 1,281 4 7.

Georgia 11-3 1,255 11 B.Iowa 1,107 13 9. Washington St 1,060 15 10. MiamilOhio) 13-1 932 14 II. Florida St 10-3 905 9 12. Texas 10-3 887 5 13.

Mississippi 10-3 845 16 14. Kansas St 11-4 833 8 15. 10-3 695 6 16. Boise St 13-1 645 18 17. Maryland 10-3 564 23 18.

Purdue 9-4 526 12 19. Nebraska 10-3 520 22 20. Minnesota 10-3 368 24 21. Utah 10-2 308 25 22. Clemson 9-4 230 23.

Bowling Green 11-3 189 24. Florida 8-5 165 17 25. TCU 11-2 126 19 Others receiving votes: Oklahoma St. 109, Arkansas 73, Virginia 36, N. Illinois 30, Auburn 8, Oregon St.

8, N.C. State 7, Pittsburgh 7, West Virginia 4, Connecticut 2. USATodayESPNTop25 The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN final college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 2003 records, total points based on 25 poinls for a first-place vole through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: Record Pis Pvs 1. LSU (60) 13-1 1,572 2 2. Southern Cal (3) 12-1 1,514 1 3.

Oklahoma 12-2 1,429 3 4. Ohio State 11-2 1,370 6 5. Miami (Fla.) 11-2 1,306 9 6. Georgia 11-3 1,183 11 T.Michigan 10-3 1,140 4 B.Iowa 10-3 1.119 12 9. Washington State 963 14 10.

Florida State 10-3 929 11. Texas 10-3 894 5 12. Miami (Ohio) 13-1 800 15 13. Kansas State 11-4 746 10 H.Mississippi 10-3 730 18 15. Boise Slate 13-1 704 16 16.

Tennessee 10-3 684 7 17. Minnesota 10-3 553 20 18. Nebraska 10-3 532 21 19. Purdue 9-4 510 13 20. Maryland 10-3 462 24 21.

Utah 10-2 327 25 22. Clemson 9-4 219 NR 23. Bowling Green 170 NR 24. TCU 11-2 145 19 25. Florida 8-5 124 17 Others receiving votes: Northern Illinois 80; Arkansas 74; Oklahoma Stale 63; Auburn 20; North Carolina State 1 Oregon State 15; West Virginia 14; Southern Mississippi 12, Fresno State Hawaii Pittsburgh Texas Tech Marshall Virginia Boston College California 1 Connecticut Memphis Michigan state 1, Missouri Norm lexas 1.

ODDS NFL Saturday FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG ST. LOUIS 7 Carolina NEW ENGLAND 6 Tennes Sunday FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG KANSAS CITY 3 Indianapolis PHILADELPHIA Green Bay BASKETBALL NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division New Jersey 19 14 Boston 17 19 15 19 Miami 14 20 New York 14 21 Washington 9 22 Orlando 8 26 Central Division Indiana 26 10 Detroit 22 13 New Orleans 21 13 Toronto 17 15 Milwaukee 18 16 Chicago 11 23 Cleveland 10 23 Atlanta 10 25 Pet .576 .472 .441 .412 .400 .290 GB .235 11V2 GB .303 14Vi .286 1514 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet San Antonio 22 11 .667 Minnesota .,...21 11 .656 Dallas 19 13 .594 Denver 20 14 .568 Houston 19 14 .576 Utah 17 16 .515 Memphis 17 17 .500 Pacific Division Pet Sacramento 23 8 .742 L.A. Lakers 21 9 .700 1 Seattle 16 15 .516 Portland 15 16 .484 L.A. Clippers 14 16 .467 Golden State 14 19 .424 1 Phoenix 12 23 .343. 1 Sunday's Games Toronto 83, Phoenix 73 Milwaukee 100.

Washington 94 New Jersey 95, New York 85 Sacramento 130, Seattle 99 L.A. Clippers 101, L.A. Lakers 98 Monday's Games Detroit 78, Boston 68 Milwaukee 88, Philadelphia 76 Indiana 87, Miami 65 Chicago 67, Phoenix 82 Houston 83. Golden State 65 Dallas at Utah, In) San Antonio at Denver, (n) Portland al Seattle, (n) Today's Games Orlando at Indiana, 6 p.m. New York at Cleveland, 6 p.m.

L.A. Clippers at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota. 7 p.m.

Washington at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. College Men Monday's Scores EAST Cent. Connecticut St.

67, Loyola, Md. 62 norstra 00, va. uommonweaim bl Niagara 75, American U. 72 Quinmpiac 94, Manhaflanville 57 Texas 79, Providence 77, OT SOUTH Appalachian St. 81, Eton 58 Belmont 77.

Stetson 58 Birmingham-Southern 72, N.C.-Asheville Chattanooga 76, UNC-Greensboro 70 Coppin St. 69, Bethune-Cookman 63 Georgia St. 79, Florida Atlantic 76 Grambling St. 86, Alabama 60 Hampton 80.N. Carolina 57 High Point 75.

Coaslal Carolina 69 Howard 70, Md -Eastern Shore 50 Liberty 71, Charleston Southern 55 Morgan St. 106, Florida 72 Norfolk St. 67, S. Caroline St. 56 Rice 89, Louisiana Tech 77 Troy St 76.

Gardner-Webb 58 UCF 60, Mercer 56 Winthrop 78, Radlord 76 MIDWEST Creighton 66. Bradley 49 66, Youngstown St. 47 Ind -Pur -lndols. 79. ValDaraiso 67 Loyola of Chicago 90, Cleveland St.

83 UMrvL 04, onicago at. do Wis -Green Bay 53. Wright St. 46 82. Detroit 74 SOUTHWEST Alcorn St.

74, Prairie View 67 Texas Southern 65. Southern U. 47 Monday's Summaries TEXAS 79. PROVIDENCE 77 TEXAS (8-2) Tucker 5-10 3-6 13, Buckman 1-3 0-0 2, Mouton 6-14 6-7 20, Paulino 2-12 04 5, Ivey 8-13 4-5 22, Defensive backs Mam Hoot, Norm Florida Christian, 6-2, 180, Brett Bowers, Trinity Christian, 6-1, 190, Cortez Gent, Chiefland 6-3, 175, Jr. Punter Blake Field, North Florida Chnslian6-3, 190, Sr.

Utility Josh McKay, Freeport, 6-3, 220; Sr. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback Carlton Hill, Jefferson County 6-4, 210, Jr. Running backs Vince Patterson, Admiral Farragut, 5-8, 175, Mike Gonzalez, Hollywood Christian, 60, 203, Donnie Powell, Ocala St. John, 9 190 Jr Wide receivers Marcus Lafayette, 5-11, 170, Eddie Arlington Country Day, 6-2, 210, Jr. 4 Linemen Jared Stufflesfreet, Vernon, 6-2, 275, Shelton, P.K.

6-1 254, Caleb Durden, Lafayette, 6-. 0, 260, Aaron Daigen, P.K. Yonge, 2, 257, Garrett Land, Lafayette, 6-1 300 Sr. Place-kicker Fabio Valencia, Fort1 Meade, 5-9, 155 Jr. All-purpose Kyle Barber, Orlando Firs.1 Academy, 5-10, 175, Sr.

DEFENSE Linemen Jose Galloza, Hollywood Christian, 6-2. 230, Terrell Miami Bay Point, 6-4, 215, Johnny. Wilson, Graceville 6-5, 215, Michael Baker, Hawthorne, 6-3, 210, Sr. Linebackers Andrew Trowbridge, Day tona Beach Warner, 60, 210, Je-' remiah Williams. Hawthorne, 5-10, 200J Chad Brock, Chiefland, 60, 190, Sr.

Tyler Davis, Evangelical Christian, 185, Sr. Defensive backs Javo Works, Vernon 5- 9, 150, Ray Herring. Holy Trinity Si 10, 190 Tony Huntley, Fort Meade 5-7, 150, Jr. Punter Jake Stein, Shorecrest, 150, Jr. 1 Utility Stacey Brown, University Chrif Ban, 6-1, 185, Sr.

THIRD TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback Kenny McFarland, Port St. Joe, 60, 170, Jr. Running backs Matthew Vann, Lafayette, 5-9, 165, Randall John' son, Port St. Joe, 6-1, 200, JasofT Patterson, Sneads, 5-1 1 1 95, Jr. Wide receivers Joey SorrentiniC Ocala Trinity Catholic, 5-7, 170, Mike, Andreozzi, Baker.

5-10, 150, Sr. Linemen Kevin Elwell, King's Acader. my, 6-2, 260, Paul Dlugozimay Shorecrest, 6-4, 290, Blake Can. gelosi, Chiefland, 6-0, 205, Drew Ramsey, Liberty County 6-3, 260, Joe Spinelli, Ocala Trinity Catholic, 6-2, 300, Jr. Place-kicker Chase Harris, 6- 0, 175, Sr.

All-purpose Ishmeal Grant Blountstown, 6-2. 175, Jr, DEFENSE Linemen Donald Fondren, Chiefland? 6-4, 270, Kobie Foster, Hollywood Christian, 6-1, 250, Kenny Garrett, Sneads 6-1, 215, Jr. 11 Linebackers Marquis Home, Miami Bay Point, 6-0, 200, Bart Nichols, Blountstown 6-1, 210., Davie-Barfield, Fort Meade 5-7, 165, Marcus Sims. North Florida Christian 6-1. 215.

Steve Betros, Trinity Christian 5-10, 215 Sr. Defensive backs Rashaad 6-1, 190, John Snipes, St. Edwards, 5-10, 170, Brent Cratt, Beniamin, Sr. Punter Kyle Murray, Trinity Christian, 60, 170. Sr.

Utility Zack Bryant, Freeport, 6-0, 195, St. Honorable mention WR JAMIE NELSON, Jay. 5-11. 170, Sr. OL CORI LEWIS, Jay, 6-0, 215.

Sr. Soccer Boys At Catholic CATHOLIC 3, MILTON 1 CATHOLIC (6-1-3) Goals: Jeff Nobles, Chris Joslyn David Garcia. Assists! Joslyn, Garcia. Goalie: Tyler Walker 4 DEALS Monday BASEBALL AmeiicaruLeaaue CLEVELAND INDlANS-Traded INF. Macier Isturis and OF Ryan Church to Montreal for LHP Scott Stewart.

Signed RHP Jeff D'Amico, RHP Luther Hack-man, RHP Matt Miller, LHP Carl Sadler; INF Chris Clapinski and INF Kevin Oris to minor league contracts. DETROIT TIGERS Sent LHP Adrian Burnside outright to Toledo of the IL. NEW YORK YANKEES-Agreed to terms with Hnr Javier vazquez on a four-year contract. TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms with INF Eric Young on a one-year contract. Designated RHP Reynaldo Garcia lor assignment.

National League CINCINNATI REDS-Named Edgar Caceres manager, Ed Hodge pitching coach, and Billy White hitting coach at Potomac of the Carolina League, and Donnie Scott manager and Vern Ruhls pitching coach at Billings of the Pioneer League. PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Named Louie Eljaua special assistant to the general manager. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA Fined New Orleans George Lynch and Jamaal Magloire, and Indiana Al Harrington each $10,000 for their roles in an altercation during the Pacers-Hornets game on Jan. 3. NEW YORK KNICKS-Acquired 0 Stephon Marbury, Penny Hardaway and Cezary Trybanski from Phoenii lor Antonio McDyess, Howard Eis-ley, Charlie Ward, Maciej Lampe, the draft rights to Milos Vujanic, a 2004 first-round draft pick and a future first- round draft pick.

Waived F-C John Arri86chi ORLANDO MAGIC-Signed Lee Nailon to a 10-day contract. Waived Mengke Bateer. 1 SAIi ANTONIO' SPURS-Placed Manu Ginobili on the injured list. Activated Alex Garcia from the injured list, UTAH JAZZ-Activated Michael Ruffin from the injured list. Placed Ben Hand- logten on the injured list.

FOOTBALL 1 National Football League WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed WR Scott Ctoman, WR Sean Dillard, WR Dwain Goynes, DT Cedric Killings, DT Reggie McGrew, Ben Nowland, RB Mike Sellers and DE Greg White. Arena Football League TAMPA BAY STORM-Signed DS ELIJAH WILLIAMS. HOCKEY National Hockey League ATLANTA THRASHERS Placed Bill Lindsay and Andy Sutton on injuretj COLORADO AVALANCHE Reassigned LW Jordan Krestanovich to Her. shey of the AHL. a EDMONTON OILERS-Signed Igor Ulanov to a one-year contract.

Recalled Marc-Andre Bergeron from Toronto of the AHL Assigned Doug Lynch to Toronto. NASHVILLE PREDATORS Recalled Mathieu Darche from Milwaukee of the AHL. NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Recalled RW Alexander Suglobov Irom Albany of the AHL. Sent Craig Darby and RW Tur mas Pihlman to Albany. NEW YORK ISLANDERS-flecalled LW Derek Bekar, Justin Mapletoft and Sven Butenschon from Bridgeport of th PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Recalled Patrick Sharp and Dennis Seidenberg from Philadelphia of the AHL.

SAN JOSE SHARKS Recalled Nolan Schaefer from Fresno of the ECHL. 6 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Recalled Mikael Tellqust from St. John's ol the AHL. FISHING Peak Times a.m, p.m. Tuesday 4:17 10:30 4:43 10:59 Wednesday ...5:08 11:21 5 34 11:47 Thursday 6 00 6 26 12:13 Friday .654 12:41 7:19 1:06 Saturday 7:48 1:36 8:12 Pensacola Tides Day High Tuesday 9:39 p.m.

Wednesday ...10:23 pm. Thursday .......11:01 p.m. Friday 11:36 p.m. Low. 8:23 am, 910 a.m.

9 49 am. 10:18 am 10 40 am. baturoay Tides are based on dwtntown PensacoM. NFL Playoff Schedule Jan. 3 Tennessee 20, Baltimore 17 Carolina 29, Dallas 10 Jan.

4 Green Bay 33. Seattle 27 Indianapolis 41 Denver 10 Saturday Carolina at St. Louis, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Tennessee at New England, 7:15 p.m. (CBS) Sunday Indianapolis at Kansas City, 1 p.m.

(CBS) Green Bay at Philadelphia, 4:45 p.m. (FOX) AP All-Pro Team OFFENSE Quarterback Peyton Manning, Indianapolis. Running Backs Jamal Lewis, Baltimore; Priest Holmes, Kansas City. Tight End Tony Gonzalez, Kansas Wide Receivers Torry Holt, St. Louis; Randy Moss, Minnesota.

Tackles Jon Ogden, Baltimore; (tie) William Roaf. Kansas City, and Orlando Pace, St, Louis. Guards Steve Hutchinson, Seattle; Will Shields. Kansas City. Center Tom Nalen, Denver.

Placekicker Mike Vanderjagt, Indianapolis. Kick Returner Dante Hall, Kansas City. DEFENSE Ends Michael Slrahan, Y. Giants; Leonard Little, St. Louis.

Tackles Kris Jenkins, Carolina; Richard Seymour, New England. Outside Linebackers Keith Bulluck, Tennessee; Julian Peterson, San Fran- ctsca Inside Linebacker Zach Thomas, Miami; Ray Lewis, Baltimore. Cornerbacks Ty Law, New England; Chris McAlisler, Baltimore. Safeties Roy Williams, Dallas; Rodney Harrison, New England. Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland.

SECONOTEAM OFFENSE Quarterback Steve McNair, Ten- Running Backs LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego. Fred Beasley, San Francisco. Tight End Todd Heap, Baltimore. Wide Receivers Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis; (tie) Hines Ward, Pittsburgh, and Chad Johnson, Cincinnati. Tackles Willie Anderson, Cincinnati.

Guards Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh; Marco Rivera, Green Bay. Center Matt Birk, Minnesota. Placekicker Jeff Wilkins, St. Louis. Kick Returner Jerry Azumah, Chicago.

DEFENSE Ends Dwlght Freeney, Indianapolis; Simeon Rice.Tampa Bay. Tackles Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville; La'Roi Glover, Dallas. Outside Linebackers LaVar Arrington, Washington; DERRICK BROOKS, lam-pa Bay. Inside Linebacker Tedy Bruschi, New England, Dat Nguyen. Dallas.

Cornerbacks Patrick Surtain, Miami; Champ Bailey, Washington. Safeties Ed Reed, Baltimore; Tony Parrish, San Francisco. Punter Todd Sauerbrun, Carolina. All-Pro Team Voting NEW YORK Results of 2003 All-Pro balloting by a panel of media members (Note: Two voters listed only one inside linebacker: one voter listed only one outside linebacker): OFFENSE Quarterback Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, Steve McNair, Tennessee, 16V2; Tom Brady, New England, 5. Running Backs Jamal Lewis, Baltimore, 46; Priest Holmes, Kansas City, 22; LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego, 21; Fred Beasley, San Francisco, Ahman Green, Seattle, Richie Anderson, Dallas, Clinton Portis, Denver, Tony Richardson, Kansas City, Deuce McAllister, New Orleans, 1.

Tight End Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, 41: Todd Heap, Baltimore, Shannon Sharpe, Denver, 3. Wide Receiver! Torry Holt, St. Louis, 40; Randy Moss, Minnesota, 34; Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 21; Hines Ward, Pittsburgh, Chad Johnson, Cincinnati, Rod Smith, Denver, 1. Tackles Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore 45; Orlando Pace, St. Louis 1 William Roaf, Kansas City, 15; Willie Anderson, Cincinnati, 10; Kvle Turlev, SI.

Louis, 4: Walter Jones, Seattle, 2: John Tait, Kansas City, Jon Runyan, Philadelphia, Mark Tauscher, Green Bay, Flozell Adams, Dallas, Alan i-aneca, fittsourgn, jon jansen, Washington, 1. Guards Will Shields, Kansas City, 32; Steve Hutcninson, beanie, flian caneca, Pittsburgh, 16; Marco Rivera, Green Bay, 10; Mike Wahle, Green Bay. LeCharles Bentley. New Orleans, Edwin Mulilaio, Baltimore. Brian Waters, Kansas City, Larry Allen, Dallas, Ruben Brown, Buffalo, 1.

Center Tom Nalen, Denver, 19; Matt Birk, Minnesota, 10; Kevin Mawae. N.Y. Jets, Casey Wiegmann, Kansas City, Olin Kreutz, Chicago, Dan Koppen, New England. Mike Flanagan, Green Bay, Brad Meester, Jacksonville, 1. Placekicker Mike Vanderjagt, Indianapolis, Jeff Wilkins.

St. Louis, 316; David Akers, Philadelphia, Shayne Graham, Cincinnati, 1. Kick Returner Dante Hall, Kansas City, 45V2; Jerry Azumah, Chicago, AVi. DEFENSE Ends Michael Strahan. N.Y.

Giants, 37: Leonard Little, St. Louis, 15; Dwight i-reeney, inaianapoiis, 11; Simeon Mice, Tamna Bav. 11: Mike Rucker. Carolina. 10; Adewale Ogunleye, Miami, Trevor Pryce, Denver, Richard Seymour, New tngiano, snaun tins, n.y.

jets, 1. Tackles Richard Seymour, New England, 44; Kris jenmns, oaronna, 34; La hoi mover, Dallas, 12; Marcus Stroud, Jacksonville, Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh, 2: Corey Simon, Philadelphia, Dan Wilkinson, Detroit, Ted Washington, Buffalo, Warren Sapp, Tampa Bay, Bryant Young, San Francisco, 1. Outside Linebackers Keith Bulluck, Tennessee, 32; Julian Peterson. San Francisco, 28; DERRICK BROOKS, TAMPA BAY, 14; LaVar Arrington, Washington, 9: Peter Boulware, Baltimore, Mike Vrabel, New England, Takeo Spikes, Buffalo, Donnie Edwards, San Diego, 1. Inside Linebacker Ray Lewis, Baltimore 49; Zach Thomas, Miami, 13; Tedy Bruschi, New England, 11; Dat Nguyen, Dallas, Al Wilson, Denver Brian Urlacher, Chicago, Keith Brooking, Atlanta, 5: London Fletcher, Buffalo, Takeo Spikes, Buffalo, 1.

Cornerbacks Ty Law, New England, 34; Chris McAlis-ter. Baltimore, 1 9. Patrick Surtain, Miami, 17; Champ Bailey, Washington, 15; Troy Vincent, Philadelphia, Dre' Bly, Detroit, Samari Rolle, Tennessee, Tyrone Poole. New England, 1 Antoine Winfieid, Buffalo, Fred Smoot, Washington Charles Woodson, Oakland, 1, Mike McKenzie, Green Bay, 1, Safeties Roy Williams. Dallas, 32; Rodney Harrison, New England.

22: Ed Reed, Baltimore, 21; Tony Parrish, San Francisco, 13; Aeneas Williams, St. Louis, Corey Chavous, Minnesota, Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia, 1 Jerome Woods, Kansas City, 1. Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland, 17; Todd Sauerbrun, Carolina, 12; Craig Hentrich, Tennessee, 11; Brian Moorman, Buffalo, Hunter Smith, Indianapolis, 1. College Football Bowl Schedule Saturday East-West Shrine Classic, 1 p.m. (ESPN) Jan.

17 Hula Jan. 24 Senior Bowl, 4 p.m. (ESPN) Jan. 31 Gridiron Classic, 11am. (ESPN) Sunday's Late Summary Sugar Bowl LSU 21, OKLAHOMA 14 Oklahoma 0 7 0 7-14 LSU 7 7 7 0-21 First Quarter LSU Green 24 run (Gaudet kick), 11:38.

Second Quarter Okla-KJones 1 run (DiCario kick), 7:31. LSU Vincent 18 run (Gaudet kick), 4:21. Third Quarter LSU Spears 20 interception return (Gaudet luck). 14:13. Fourth Quarter Okla KJones 1 run (DiCario kick), 11:01.

1 1 1. Horn 4-r 1 iu, uoumn t-i iu-iu 14. McGrath 3-11 4-4 13, Kabba 2-6 4-4 9, Brown 0-2 00 0, Hill 0-0 0-0 0. Anrin 0-00-00, Laksa 0-0 0-0 0, Brewington 1- 21-4 3. lOtalS lt)-4! 30-41 II.

Halftime Texas 41-33. 3-Point ooals Texas 7-19 (Ivey 2-3, Boddicker 2-3, Mouton z-a, raunno 1-0, Moreno u-i, Harris 0-1), Providence 6-18 (McGrath 3-9, Kotti 1-1, Gomes 1-3. Kabba 1-4, Brown 0-11. Fouled out Boddicker. Re boundsTexas 34 (Tucker 9), Providence 35 (Gomes, Douthit 7).

Assists Texas 11 (Paulino 4), Providence 9 (Douthit, McGrath 3). Total fouls Texas 25, Providence 21. A 12,993. SHORTER 78 PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN 68 PENSACOLA CHRISTIAN Sellers 3- 0-0 7, Dimick 2-3 0-0 5, Griffin 1-1 0-0 Humble 11-20 0-0 27. Baird 5-10 0-0 10.

White 0-2 0-0 0. Gonzales 2-9 0-0 4. Anderson 3-14 0-0 8, Dunn 0-0 1-2 1, Orlego 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 29-70 1-2 66. SHORTER Smith 6-14 OO 13, Hall 2- 4-4 9, Bryant 6-1 0 0-0 1 5, Baxter 2-9 tf-13.

Chafmon 5-6 1-211. Beaslev 1-4 0-2 2, Hatcher 0-0 0-0 0, Wright 6-8 3-7 lb. lotais zu-si lo-iia 10. Halftime Shorter 36. PCC 32.

3-oolnt goals PCC 9-22 (Humble 5, Anderson 2, Sellers, Dimick); Shorter 6-13 (Bryant I Smith. Han. Baxter Rebounds PCC 41 (Humble 14); Shorter 37 (Baxter 6). Assists-PCC 18 (Gonzales 8); Shorter lb (Hall 5). turnovers r-L.

zu, snorter 18. Team fouls PCC 18, Shorter 7. Fouled out None. Technical fouls None. APT0025 The top 25 teams The Associated press men college oasKeroan pan, wnn first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan.

4, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vole through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: necorg ria rv 1.Connecticut(50).....11-1 1,752 1 2.Duke(5l 10-1 1.673 2 3. Arizona (5) 9-1 1,533 4 4. Stanford (5) 11-0 1,528 5 b.Wakel-orest 0) 9-0 0 6. Oklahoma (2) 1(H) 1,408 7 1. nemucxy -i 0 8.

Georgia Tech 12-1 1,282 3 9. Saint Joseph's 11-0 1,252 10 10. Louisville -i 11 11. Cincinnati 90 1,023 12 12. North Carolina 8-2 964 9 13.

Kansas 8-2 903 13 14. Florida 9-2 854 14 15. Pittsburgh 14-0 843 15 10. bonzaga iu-z rou 10 17. Syracuse 9-1 745 17 18.

Texas 7-2 576 19 19. Illinois 9-2 469 20 20. Vanderbilt 11-0 424 22 21. Wisconsin 9-2 305 18 22. Mississippi St 11-0 267 24 23.

Marquette 202 25 24. Purdue 10-3 131 21 25. Providence 8-1 130 Others receiving votes: Creighton 86, Texas Tech 83, Oklahoma St. 40, Memphis 29, Maryland 25, Florida St. 22, btu 13, seton nan 13, iwicnigan Missouri 6, W.

Michigan 6, South Carolina 5, Utah St. 5. Boston College 4, Colorado St. 3. Dayton 3, LSU 3, Georgetown 2, Mississippi 2, Rhode island 2, Boise St.

1, Boston u. 1, ueorgia 1, neorasna 1. USAT0davESPNT0D25 The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 4, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: necoru ns rve I.Connecticut (23) 11-1 757 1 2. Duke (6) 727 2 3.

Arizona (1) 9-1 671 4 4. Wake Forest (2) 9-0 670 5 5. Kentucky 9-1 628 6 e.Stanford 11-0 615 7 7. Oklahoma 10-0 551 8 8. Georgia Tech 12-1 546 3 9.

Saint Joseph's (1) 522 10 iu. unctnnan 11 11. Florida 9-2 416 12 12. Louisville 9-1 410 14 13. North Carolina 8-2 408 9 14.

Kansas 8-2 388 13 15. Pittsburgh 14-0 349 16 16. Texas 7-2 291 17 17. Gonzaga 10-2 276 18 18. Wisconsin 9-2 243 15 19.Svracuse 9-1 237 20 20.

Illinois 9-2 233 19 21. Vanderbilt 11-0 144 24 22. Marquette 9-2 112 23 23. creighton 9-0 nm 24. Oklahoma State 9-1 51 NR 25.

Purdue 10-3 50 21 25. Texas Tech 12-2 50 NR Others receiving votes: Mississippi State 44; Florida State 20; Providence 19: LSU 15: Missoun 13; Maryland Mempnis Western Michigan Dayton Brigham Young Southern Illinois Nevada Boise State Boston College North rmlina data O- Calnn Uall O- Cnnlh Carolina Arkansas State Charlotte 1 Colorado 1 Iowa 1 Manhattan 1 Hice 1. College Women Monday's Scores EAST Bucknell 67, Fairleigh Dickinson 65 Ouinnipiac 78, Lafayette 62 Siena 68, Fairfield 63 Yale 70, Syracuse 54 SOUTH Alabama ASM 58, Grambling St. 56 Alabama SI. 69.

Jackson St. 61 OT Belmont 65, Troy St. 59 Bethune-Cookman 69, Coppin St. 51 Birmingham-Southern 62, lennessee St. Chattanooga 70, Georgia Southern 32 uuke 79, Honda St.

00 ETSU 81, Coll. of Charleston 51 East Carolina 71 Murray St. 63 Elon 77, UNC-Greensboro 66 Rorida ASM 53. Morgan St. 31 Furman 70, Wofford 40 Georgia St.

79, Gardner-Webb 49 Hampton 69, N. Carolina A8.T 59 Houston 67, Middle Tennessee 63 Howard 79, Shore 74 Memphis 68, Lipscomb 58 Mercer 60, Campbell 57, OT Mississippi 112, Bluff 43 S. Carolina St. 72, Norfolk St. 66 SE Louisiana 69, LSU-Shreveport 55 Stetson 76, Florida Atlantic 72 Tennessee Tech 81 W.

Kentucky 76 UCF 67, Jacksonville 46 Vanderbilt 91 Savannah St. 40 Wake Forest 70, N.C. State 66 MlUWtbl Cincinnati 83, E. Kentucky 51 Cleveland St. 77, 62 Creighton 59, S.

Illinois 47 ueirott oo, Loyoia 01 nicago Evansvllle 69, Drake 56 George Washington 71, Dayton 51 -Ft. Wayne 102, Morehead St. 82 Richmond 82, Xavier 79, OT W. Illinois 83, Oakland. Mich.

67 Wnght St. 76, Bay 62 SOUTHWEST Alcorn St. 64, Prairie View 59 Rice 87, Louisiana Tech 84, OT Southern U. 53. Texas Southern 52 Tulane 57, Texas A Christi 53 FAR WEST Oral Roberts 75.

S.Utah 65 Utah 86, Idaho St. 78 Monday's Summaries DUKE 79 FLORIDA STATE 66 FLORIDA STATE (7-6) Allen 5-16 6-6 16, Choice 4-8 2-3 10, Williams 6-16 50 18, Gladden 2-5 0-0 4, Adeduntan 3-5 0-0 8, Lilestrand 0-1 00 0. Moore 0-1 0-0 0, Sutton 0-1 0-0 0, Johnson 1-3 0-02, Bradley 3-7 2-2 8, Pierce 0-2 OO 0. Totals 24-65 15-1766. DUKE fll-D Currie 4-11 1-2 10.

Tillis 2-7 2-2 6, Bass 3-5 5-6 1 1 Harding 2-5 OO 4, Beard 6-13 6-7 19, Krapohl 2-5 0- 0 6. Foley 3-5 0-0 9, wmtiev 0-1 ihi 0, Howe 2-4 1-1 5. Bales 0-1 00 0, Hunter 4-51-2 9. TO alB 28-62 B-20 79. Halftime Duke 41-23.

3-Point goals- Florida St. 3-9 (Adeduntan 2-2, Williams 1-1, Johnson 0-1, Allen 0-5), Duke 7-22 (Foev 3-4. KraDohl 2-5. Currie 1-2. Beard 1-4, Harding 0-2, Howe 0-2, Tillis 0-3).

Fouled out Harding. Rebounds Honoa St. 3b lAiien uuxe (Bass 6). Assists Florida St. 13 (Williams 3), Duke 1 7 (Tillis 4).

Total fouls-Florida a 13, Duke 20 VANDERBILT 91 SAVANNAH STATE 40 SAVANNAH STATE (4-11) Walker 0-1 1-21, Moore 2-110-2 5, McCrey 0-10-0 0, Stephens 4-141-29, Martin 4-7 0-0 9, Myers 0-0 0-0 0, Dinkins 1-10-0 2, Mathis 0-20-00, Barnett 3-51-2 9, Whitley 1-3 0-0 2, Hi 1-8 0-0 3. Totals 16-53 3-8 40 VANDERBILT (12-1) Hager 3-10 1-1 8. Earley 5-7 2-2 4-63-311, Stnngfield 3-5 2-2 10. Ramsey 7-11 00 20, Korkko 1-1 0-0 2, Antony 2-6 1-5 5, Gnmakt 0-0 OO 0, Ferragamo 0-2 00 0, Hall 5-10 3-5 13, Jules 1-2 3-3 5, Williams 2-4 0-0 5. Totals 33-64 15-21 91.

Halftime Vanderbttl 52. Savannah Slate 6. 3-point goals Savannah Stale 5-13 (Moore 1-f, Stephens 0-2, Martin 1- 1, Barnett 2-2, Whitley 0-2, Hill 1-5), Vandertwll 10-22 (Hager 1-3. Strmgtield 2- 4, Ramsey 6-10. Antony 0-2.

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Sidelines PREPS Basketball Boys At Panama City Bay BAY 66, GULF BREEZE 43 GULF BREEZE (5-4, 1-2 in District 2-4A) Ryan Bolster 18, Steven Helmkamp 0, Greg Conte 0, Kevin Blan-chard 2, David Tucker 3. Mike Kettinger 0, Tanner Rose 2, Brett Healley 9, Chris Proctor 2, Chris Hughes 1, Ben Murphy 0, Larry Kuhn 4, Derek Slillman 0 PANAMA CITY BAY (11-3, 2-0) Gainer 6, Veazey 5, A. Reed 6, B. Reed 2, Troupe 4, Vogler 8, Murner 1 McGritf 10, Mason 12, Smith 2, Raspberry 10. Gulf Breeze 7 9 19 8-43 Panama City Bay ...,12 13 17 24-66 Stats Blanchard 5 rebounds, 4 assists.

Proctor 4 assists, 4 steals. At Norfhvlew JAY 79. NORTHVIEW 64 JAY (8-2) Jason Burch 26, Jamie Nelson 4, Jake Nelson 11, Tray Shaw 1, Josiah Kemp 18, Larry Pearson 14, Brandon Haveard 5, Brandon Weaver 0 NORTHVIEW C. Whatley 8, J. Rogers 8, J.

Hall 7, J. Brown 7, J. Allen C. Romine 2, W. Maughon 7, P.

tubanks 12 Jay 25 19 11 24-79 Northview 21 3 13 27-64 FSWA Poll OCALA The following is the stale high school boys baskelballpoll as voted on by members of the Florida Sports Writers Association. Record and first-place votes are in parentheses: Class 6A 1. Orlando Edgewaler (8-2) (10) 114; 2. Palm Beach Lakes (8-0) (2) 92; 3. De-Land (8-1 83; 4.

South Miami (8-1) 76; 5. North Miami Beach (10-2) 62; 6. Orlando Dr. Phillips (7-4 60; 7. Oviedo (10-1) 56; 8.

Hialeah American (9-4) 26: 9. Winter Springs (8-2) 19; 10. (be) Boynton Beach (6-2) 16: 10. Boca Raton Olympic Heights (NR) 16. Also receiving votes Spruce Creek (6-3) 13, Miami Senior (5-6) 7, Pembroke Pines Flanagan (NR) 6 Lauderdale Lakes Boyd Anderson (NR) 4, Weston Cypress Bay (9-3) 4, Greenacres John I.

Leonard (6-2) 4, Winter Park (10-3) 2. Class 5A 1 Palm Beach Gardens Dwyer (1 1 -4) (8) 96; 2. Fort Lauderdale Dillard (6-4) (2) 84; 3. Clearwater (8-1) 77; 4. Brandon (10-3) (1) 69; 5.

Eagle Lake Lake Region (8-1)11) 57; 6. Largo (9-1) 56; 7. FortMy-ers 7-3) 49; 8. Naples Gulf Coast (9-3) 39; 9. Jacksonville Wolf son (7-3) 31; 10.

St. Petersburg (7-1) 29. Also receiving votes Winter Park Lake Howell (7-3) 20. Naples Lely (9-3) 13, Port St. Lucie (NR) Cape Coral (7-4) 8, Fort Lauderdale St.

Thomas Aquinas (NR) 8, Port Charlotte (7-2) 7, Punla Gorda Charlotte (3-5) 5, Fort Myers Cypress Lake (6-1)5. Class 4A Jacksonville Raines 19-11 (10) 118: 2. St. Petersburg Lakewood (9-1) 94; 3. Winter Haven (8-0) (1) 90: 4.

Gainesville (9-0) (1)83; 5. 1 WOODHAM (8-1 51; 6. Tallahassee Rickards (9-2) 48; 7. Sara- sola Booker (8-1) 38; 8. Jacksonville Rib-ault (8-2) 36; 9.

Gainesville Eastside (7-1)30; 10. Lakeland Kathleen (8-1) 20. Also receiving voles Orlando Jones (7- 1)1, wesiey unapei (-u it, uicoa 7, Jacksonville r-orrest (B-i) ron Irange Atlantic (7-3) 4. Bartow (11-2) 3. Class 3A 1.

Melbourne Florida Air Academy (6-4) 6) lUb; 2. i-ort Myers bisnop verot null (21 91: 3. St. Petersburg Catholic (9-1) (3J 84-4. Quincy East Gadsden (80) (1) 78; 5.

Miami Monsignor Pace (7-4) 71 6. Cocoa Beach (9-1) 55; 7. Miami Gulliver rrep io-ji ao; 0. worm erowara rrep (NR) 37; 9. Marianne (8-1) 36; 10.

West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman (NR) 33. Also receiving votes Pahokee (NR) 12, Fort Myers Dunbar (4-2) 8, Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons (NR) 7, Starke Bradford (NR) 3, Key West (4-4) 2. uiass za 1. (tie) Hawthorne (10-3) (6) 106: 1. St.

Petersburg Admiral Farragut 7-2) (2) 106; 3. (tie) Delray Beach American Heritage NR) (3) 81; 3. Jacksonville Providence (11-0) (1) 81; 5. Daytona Beach Father Lopez (8-3) 76; 6. Gainesville P.K.

Yonge (6-4) 34; 7. Tampa Berkeley Prep (8-2) 33; 8. Jacksonville University Christian (10-2) 29; 9. Blountstown (NR) 23; 10. Baker (6-2) 19.

Also receiving votes-Chipley (9-2) 14, Boca Raton SI. Andrew's (NR) 12, Orlando First Academy (6-2) 12, Community School of Naples (7-2) 11, Fort Myers Canterbury (5-2) 6, Tallahassee Maclay (10-3) 6, Chiefland (NR) 3, JAY (9-2) 3, Tallahassee North Florida Christian (5-0) 3, Fort Myers Evangelical Christian (5-5) Class 1 A 1 Jacksonville Arlington Country Day (9-4) (9) 117; 2. Miami Northwesl Christian (9-3) (3) 111; 3. Hialeah Champaqnat Catholic (7-4) 85; 4. Miami Calusa Prep (8-1) 76; 5.

Winter Haven All Saints' Academy (9-1) 68; 6. West Melbourne Brevard Christian (9-1) 49; 7. Apalachicola (10-1) 47; 8. Bradenton Christian (9-1) 30; 9. Montverde Academy (12-1) 22; 10.

Laurel Hill (8-2) 21 Also receiving voles Orlando Circle Christian (6-5) 13, Oktsmar Christian (7-1)13, Sarasota Christian (6-3) 6, Altha (6-3)2. Girls At Guff Breeze GULF BREEZE 51 CENTRAL 23 CENTRAL K. Watson 2, K. Oakes 8, J. Massey 0, C.

Penton 0, L. Carnley 1, A. Floyd 5. B. McLaughlin 2, C.

Freeman 1, J. OKelley O.K. Leonard 4. GULF BREEZE (104) K. Dollinger 4, C.

Gray 0, Co. Skislak 4, A. Olsen 7, A. Holloway 6. L.

Klein 2, Ca. Skislak 4, K. Patterson 11 L. Nelson 0, T. Tucker 4, C.

Adams I.C.Vickiay 8. Central ITS 3-23 Guff Breeze 18 9 16 8-51 Stats C. Vickrey 13 rebounds. A. Holloway 8 rebounds.

K. Dollinger 5 Football Class A All-State team DAYTONA BEACH Here is the Rorida Sports Writers Association Class A All-Slate football team. FIRSTTEAM OFFENSE Quarterback Cornelius Ingram, Hawthorne, 6-5, 205, Sr. Running backs Lamar Lewis, Trinity Christian, 5-8, 185, Larry Taylor, Belle Glade Glades Day, 5-8, 170, Rod Coby, Lakeland Evangel, 5-9, 215, Jr. Wide receivers Marcus Baker, Hawthorne, 6-4, 195, Rave Bailey, Port St.

Joe, 6-0. 165. Sr. Linemen Paul Walsh, North Rorida Christian, 64, 300, Zach Davis, Trinity Christian, 6-4, 260, Mark Call, King's Academy, 6-3, 290, Grant DeBenedictis, St. Andrew's, 6-5, 275, D10 Herrera, Hollywood Christian, 6-3.

315. Sr. Place-kicker Warley Lerqy, American Heritaoe-Delrav. 5-10. 155.

Sr. All-purpose Larry Freeman, Fori Meade. 6-3, 190. Sr DEFENSE Linemen Dakia Howard. Fort Meade.

6-2, 230, Daryl Douglas, Sneads. 6-3. 215. Clayton Brannigan, American Hentage-Delray, 6-0. 230 Matt Rus sell, Bene uaoe wades Day, b-u, 21b, Sr.

Linebackers Misha Cvetkovic, Melbourne Holy Trinity, 6-2, 220 Stanley NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division LTOLPtsGFGA Philadelphia 20 7 9 4 53113 88 New Jersey 20 8 9 1 50 93 66 N.Y. Islanders 1916 3 1 42113 99 N.Y 1615 5 3 40107105 Pittsburgh 923 5 3 26 78144 Nonneast uivision LTOLPtsGFGA Toronto 22 8 8 3 55120 98 Ottawa ...2010 5 3 48119 78 Montreal 1915 5 2 45 97 91 Boston 151110 4 44 97101 Buffalo 1619 4 1 37 95105 Southeast Division LTOLPtsGFGA Atlanta 1917 3 2 43121126 Tampa Bay 1614 6 1 39 85 80 Florida 1317 9 2 37 86107 Carolina 1217 8 2 34 68 91 Washington 1125 4 1 27101134 WcalcnN UUNrbncNUc, Central Division LTOLPtsGFGA Detroit 2612 4 1 57145 97 St. Louis 2210 5 1 50 98 87 Nashville 1815 4 2 42 94103 Chicago 1020 7 4 31 78111 wiumDus ivo; 4 a nim Northwest Division LTOLPtsGFGA 5210 6 2 52116 92 Colorado 2010 7 1 48110 84 Calgary 5012 3 3 46 89 75 Minnesota 141611 0 39 86 86 Edmonton 1517 7 1 38102112 Pacific Division LTOLPtsGFGA San Jose 161011 3 46 98 88 Los Angeles 1613 6 4 42103101 Mnoemx i 4iiuiius Dallas 1717 7 0 41 81 92 Anaheim 1317 4 5 35 80100 Two points for a win, one point for a tie and overtime loss. Sunday Games Phoenix 3, Carolina 0 Montreal 4, Washington 1 Edmonton 4, Chicago 3 Colorado 3, Minnesota 1 Monday Games Calgary 5, N.Y. Rangers 0 Detroit 6, Nashville 0 Toronto 5, Pittsburgh 0 New jersey 3, tdmonton i Minnesota 1, St.

Louis 1, tie San Jose at Vancouver, jn) Dallas at Anaheim, (n) Today's Games St. Louis at Carolina, 6 p.m. Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. Buffalo at Montreal, 6:30 p.m: Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m.

Nashville at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Columbus at Colorado, 8 p.m. ECHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Northern Division Pts GF GA Wheeling 23 9 2 48 128 98 Atlantic City 21 9 1 43 101 63 Peoria 18 8 7 43 99 86 Reading 18 10 5 41 98 83 Johnstown 17 14 3 37 88 90 Cincinnati f6 15 2 34 86 87 Trenton 15 12 2 32 83 75 Toledo 12 16 3 27 83107 Dayton 12 18 3 27 88126 Southern Division Pts GF GA Columbia ......20 10 4 44 131 109 Florida 1811 5 41 119112 Roanoke 1913 2 40 118114 South Carolina 19 11 1 39 91 78 Greensboro ...19 14 1 39 124111 Charlotte 17 12 4 38 106 98 Florence .....10 17 5 25 84115 Greenville 6 24 2 14 81127 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts GF GA 22 9 3 47 117 91 Louisiana .....22 9 2 46 106 85 Mississippi .....1911 6 44 133105 PENSACOLA 18 9 5 41 117107 15 17 3 33 87101 Augusta 14 15 3 31 83102 Texas 921 3 21 82135 Pacific Division Pts GF GA Idaho ...21 11 2 44 102 91 Alaska 20 9 3 43 109 78 Us Vegas 19 9 5 43 95 86 San Diego 19 8 2 40 68 73 Bakersfield 10 16 6 26 85100 Fresno 10 19 3 23 89122 Long Beach 9 21 2 20 75121 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win. Overtime and shootout losses earn one point and are referred to as ties. Sunday's Games Atlantic City 5, Johnstown 1 Charlotte 3, Florence 1 Trenton 5, Reading 2 Augusta 5, Greenville 2 Roanoke 4, Greensboro 3 Peoria 4, Toledo 2 Wheeling 5, Dayton 2 Columbia 7, Texas 0 Idaho 4, Fresno 0 Monday's Games No games scheduled Today 's Games Florida at Greenville Augusta at Greensboro Fresno at Las Vegas Texas at San Diego Columbus at South Carolina BASEBALL College Baseball America Top 25 DURHAM.

C. The top 25 teams In the Baseball America preseason poll with 2003 records and final ranking (voting by the staff of Baseball America): Record Pvs 1. Rice 1 2. Louisiana State 45-22 5 3. Miami 45-17 8 4.

Cal State Futlerton 50-16 3 5. Georgia Tech 44-18 17 e.Stanford 2 7. South Carolina 45-22 10 B.Texas 50-20 4 9 Long Beach State 41-20 9 10. Tulane 44-19 NR 11. Clemson 39-22 NR 12.

42-21 18 13. Baylor 45-23 11 14. Wichita State 49-27 NR 15. North Carolina 42-23 19 16. Arizona 35-23 NR 17.

Mississippi 35-27 NR 18. Arizona State 54-14 7 19. Notre Dame 45-18 NR 20. Florida 37-21 NR 21. Texas 45-19 14 22 Florida State 54-13 23.

Florida Atlantic 47-16 23 24. Nebraska 47-18 13 25. North Carolina Slats 12 TENNIS Gold Coast Hardcourts Monday at Gold Coast, Australia Surface: Hard-Outdoor Singles First Round Maodalena Maleeva. Bulgaria, def. uerusa L-maonova, izecn Hepuooc -i 6-1.

Conchita Martinez (5), Spain, del. Sun Tian Tian, China, 6-3, 6-2. Vera Zvonareva (3). Russia, def. Barbara scnen Austria, Antko Kapros, Hungary, def.

Tina Pisrvk, No. 1 Duke women down Seminoles, 79-66 Alana Beard had 19 points to set a school scoring record, and Duke extended its streak of Atlantic Coast Conference victories to 45 by beating Florida State 79-66 on Monday night in its first game as the nation's top-ranked team. Mistie Bass added 11 points and Monique Currie 10 for host Duke (11-1, 2-0), which took over the No. 1 spot Monday as a result of its victory 48 hours earlier over then-top-ranked Connecticut. The win was Duke's 11th straight since its season-opening loss to then-No.

3 Texas. Beard surpassed the previous mark of 2,232 career points by Chris Moreland (1985-89) with a putback of her own miss with 13:08 left in the first half. Beard finished the game with 2,248 points. Shante Williams led Florida State (7-6, 0-2) with 18 points, and Tasheika Allen had 16. Genesis Choice added 10 points for the Seminoles, who lost for the third time in four games.

Texas beats Providence in OT P.J. Tucker's shot in the lane at the overtime buzzer was ruled good after officials watched the replay for several minutes, and No. 18 Texas beat No. 25 Providence 79-77 in one of the wildest games of the season. Donnie McGrath hit a 3-pointer with 3.7 seconds left in the overtime to bring host Providence into a 77-77 tie.

Texas inbounded the ball under its own basket after a timeout and Tucker, a freshman, took the pass at the opposite 3-point line. He dribbled behind his back near midcourt and continued on to the lane, letting the ball go as the red light on the backboard went on and the buzzer sounded. The officials went to the scorer's table to watch the replay, and they watched it over and over and over. Referee Tim Higgins finally strode to midcourt and ruled the basket good, drawing the ire of the crowd of 12,993, who had seen the Friars come back from a 21-point deficit in the first half and from down nine with 5: 18 to go in regulation. Shorter made 16 of 23 free-throw attempts, to just l-of-2 for Pensacola Christian College, en route to 78-68 victory at Rome, Ga.

PCC's Brad Humble had a double-double, with game highs of 14 rebounds and 27 points, including 5-of-8 from 3-point range. PCC made nine of 22 shots from beyond the arc, to 6-of-13 for Shorter. PCC's Paul Baird added 10 points. Shorter had five players score in double figures: Dan Bryant (15), Kendarius Wright (15), Pat Smith (13), Casey Baxter (13) and Robert Chatmon (11). From wire service reports.