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FINALEDITION Sports Daily Press Index UCF coasts in debut; Stetson stuns Wake: Hoops, C3 Less than 24 hours earlier, Roland Thatcher looked on as playing partner Chris Stroud set the pace at the Miracle Network Classic. Now it was turn. A 9-under-par 63 at Magnolia course propelled Thatcher, right, to a four-stroke lead on Friday halfway to what would be his first PGA Tour victory. was as low as I could he said. At 179th on the money list, Thatcher needs to win or finish alone in second to move into the top 125 and keep a full PGA Tour card.

four-shot edge did match the PGA second-largest of the year after 36 holes. Stroud (70) and Brian Gay (65) provided his closest pursuit, with Robert Garrigus (65) another stroke back. Coverage, C9 Thatcher works a little Disney magic, leads at CMN Classic SIGN UP FOR SPORTS ALERTS! Want to be the first to know scores and breaking sports news? Text SPORTS to 43886. Standard messaging and data rates apply. Running off at the typewriter If you want to discuss, dispute or debate my stance on Cam Newton, Isaac Newton or Fig Newtons, you will now have your chance every weekday morning from 6 to 9 a.m.

on 740 AM. right, me and my buddy Brian Fritz will be taking over the morning drive-time radio slot vacated on 740 when Dan Sileo left several weeks ago. Our show named after my wildly popular Orlando Sentinel blog will be called Mike with Mike Bianchi and Brian We believe the show will fill a massive morning void in Orlando sports radio. face it, been years since this market has had a local morning-drive show it could call its very own. And while it has my name on it, this is really your show, Orlando.

Dial us up on your drive to work or check out my blog at OrlandoSenti- nel.com for directions on how to listen to the show over the Internet. Hey, already got one Mississippi State fan who assures me he will listen under one condition: will cost you between $100,000 and See you on the radio. SHORT STUFF: Memo to Big East: UCF is in the top 25 for the first time in school history. You need to invite Open Mike is coming to our morning radio Mike Bianchi Sentinel columnist Pleaseturnto The Orlando Magic thought their loss earlier in the week to the Utah Jazz was bad. What transpired Friday night felt even worse.

The Magic displayed the same sloppiness. They continued to miss free throws. They barely played any defense against a team that have a single star player on its roster. The lowly Toronto Raptors the same Toronto Raptors who had won just once all season stunned the Magic 110-106 at Amway Center. losing to Utah, you would think we would come out with a different Rashard Lewis said.

They And it proved costly. Sonny Weems hit a 3-pointer RAPTORS 110, MAGIC 106 Orlando forward Mickael Pietrus reacts after turning over the ball to Toronto during Friday 110-106 loss. GARY W. SENTINEL Raptors overcome defenseless Magic By Josh Robbins ORLANDO SENTINEL Pleaseturnto INSIDE Magic head to New Jersey for back-to- back, C8 Van Gundy settles on starting lineup for now, C8 Howard already in technical trouble, C8 Miami at Georgia Tech Noon, WRBW-65 Southern Miss at UCF Noon, BHSN-47, CBS South Carolina at Florida 7:15, ESPN Clemson at Florida State 8, ABC STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES A closer look at state games: Previews, capsules and what to watch for, C4-5 Matt national and state predictions; games, players and storylines to keep an eye on, C4 Dominated for much of its high school football game against Oak Ridge on Friday night, Jones finished ahead in one key statistic Angelo 68-yard touchdown pass to Rayshawn Jackson with less than nine minutes to go lifted the Tigers to a 25-21victory at the Florida Citrus Bowl. J.

B. Woodman threw for 298 yards and three touchdowns as Edgewater knocked off Boone 34-14. Bishop Moore edged host Lake Highland 21-20 in a battle of playoff teams when Mike Calabro scored on a fourth-and-inches play with 16 seconds left. Playing without coach Mike Cullison, Seminole rolled past Lake Howell 42-0. Cullison was suspended with pay pending a Seminole County school-district investigation.

The reason for the investigation was not revealed. Dr. Phillips, the top-ranked team in the Sentinel Super 16, concluded its second consecutive undefeated regular season by trouncing West Orange 49-6. DP will host No. 4 Olympia, which lost 49-14 to Jacksonville Bolles, in the 6A playoffs next week.

Behind running back Tom Smith, Apopka pulled away from visiting Evans for a 43-19 victory. Seabreeze held off Mainland 7-3 in a battle of Daytona Beach rivals at Municipal Stadium. More details, C10-11 Ruiz VARSITY FOOTBALL Jones quarterback Angelo Warner winds up to throw as he is hit by Oak Ridge linebacker Daquell Lloyd in a game at the Florida Citrus Bowl. Jones, ranked 10th in the Sentinel Super 16, beat No. 12 Oak Ridge 25-21.

STEPHEN M. SENTINEL Points well-taken Jones rallies while Edgewater, Bishop Moore win Product: OS44Broadsheet PubDate: 11-13-2010 Zone: MET Edition: ROP Page: User: pdowd Time: Color: CMYK.