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B2 SPORTS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2010 DECATUR, ILLINOIS www.herald-review.com SCOREBOARD BOWLING HONOR ROLL AREA CALENDAR Tuesday MidState Soccer Club tryouts, 6 p.m., MidState Soccer Complex, Decatur. www.midstatesoccerblue.com Monday's Scores East Pittsburgh 83, Rhode Island 75 South Maryland 105, Seattle 76 2K Sports Coaches vs. Cancer Classic Texas 83, Navy 52 AFCA DIVISION III POLL Record Pts Pvs 1. Wis- Whitewater (36) 9-0 996 1 2. Mount Union (Ohio) (4) v-0 956 2 3.

Wesley (Del.) 8-0 901 3 4. Mary Hardin-Baylor 9-0 863 4 5. St. Thomas (Minn.) 10-0 843 5 6. North Central (III.) 9-0 806 6 7.

Wittenberg (Ohio) 9-0 736 7 8. Trine (Ind.) 9-0 685 8 9. Thomas More (Ky.) 9-0 631 9 10. Hardin-Simmons 8-1 619 10 11. Delaware Valley 8-1 610 11 12.

Wartburg (Iowa) 9-0 546 113 13. Ohio Northern 8-1 537 113 14. Linfield (Ore.) 7-1 511 15 15. Coe (Iowa) 8-1 419 18 16. Bethel (Minn.) 8-1 388 19 17.

California Lutheran 7-1 304 20 18. DePauw (Ind.) 9-0 274 21 19. Wheaton (III.) 8 1 260 12 20. Cortland St. (N.Y.) 8-1 228 22 21.

Franklin (Ind.) 8-1 200 23 22. Montclair St. (N.J.) 8-1 158 24 23. Rowan (N.J.) 8-1 123 24. Central (Iowa) 8-2 105 16 25.

Pacific Lutheran 7-1 88 NAIA POLL Wednesday MidState Soccer Club tryouts, 6 p.m., MidState Soccer Complex, Decatur, www.midstatesoccerblue.com APEX Volleyball Club tryouts, 7 p.m., Decatur YMCA, Decatur. Sunday lllini United Volleyball Club tryouts, 2 p.m., Decatur Indoor Sports Center, Decatur. 429-3472. Monday, Nov. 15 Eisenhower Girls Winter Sports Hoop Mania, 5:30 p.m., Eisenhower High School, Decatur.

Friday, Nov. 19 Eisenhower Boys Winter Sports Hoop Mania, 5:30 p.m., Eisenhower High School, Decatur. a To submit items for the sports calendar, e-mail them to or fax to 421-7965. MILLIKIN CALENDAR Record Pts Pvs 1. Sioux Falls (S.D.) (15) 9-0 416 1 2.

Carroll (Mont.) (2 9-0 402 2 3. Saint Xavier (III.) (1) 11-0 388 3 4. MidAmerica Nazarene 10-0 370 4 5. Lindenwood (Mo.) 8-1 351 5 6. McPherson (Kan.) 9-0 341 6 7.

Morningside (Iowa) 8-1 322 6 8. Ottawa (Kan.) 8-1 295 10 9. Dickinson State (N.D.) 9-1 275 11 10. Saint Francis (Ind.) 8-1 272 7 11. Marian (Ind.) 8-2 252 12 12.

McKendree (III.) 7-2 238 13 13. William Penn (Iowa) 9-1 219 14 14. Missouri Valley 7-2 212 9 15. Northwestern (Iowa) 7-2 209 15 16. NW Oklahoma State 7-2 187 17 17.

Cumberland (Tenn.) 8-2 166 18 18. Georgetown (Ky.) 7-2 156 19 19. Midland (Neb.) 8 2 124 20 20. Walsh (Ohio) 7-3 97 21 21. St.

Francis (III.) 7-3 83 23 21. Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 6-3 83 22 23. Langston (Okla.) 6-3 61 24 24. South Dakota Mines 7-3 54 16 25. Kansas Wesleyan 6-3 29 i I Saturday Cross Country Millikin at NCAA Midwest Regionals, 11 a.m.

Football Wheaton College at Millikin, 1 p.m. Nov. 17 Women's Basketball Millikin at Carroll, 7 p.m. Nov. 19 Women's Basketball Wisconsin-Eau Claire at Millikin 7:30 p.m.

Men's Basketball Millikin at Nebraska Welseyan, 6 p.m. Nov. 20 Cross Country Millikin at NCAA Championships, 11 a.m. Nov. 21 Women's Basketball Marion at Millikin, 3 p.m.

Nov. 23 Women's Basketball Millikin at Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 7 p.m. Men's Basketball Franklin College at Millikin, 7 p.m. Nov. 28 Men's Basketball Millikin at Rose-Hulman, 7 p.m.

Nov. 30 Women's Basketball Wisconsin-Platteville at Millikin, 7 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 Penalties-Yards 7-73 3-30 Time of Possession 32:19 27:41 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Pittsburgh, Mendenhall 22-99, Roethlisberger 5-13, Moore 2-5, Redman 2-2, Randle El 1-2. Cincinnati, Benson 18-54. PASSING-Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 17-27-1-163, Randle El 1-1-0-39.

Cincinnati, C.Palmer 22-36-1-248. RECEIVING-Pittsburgh, Wallace 5-110, Mendenhall 3-31, Miller 3-21. Ward 3-10, Moore 2-8, Spaeth 1-12, Randle El 1-10. Cincinnati, Owens 10-141, Shipley 4-47, Leonard 3-14, Benson 2-20, Gresham 2-11, Ochocinco 1-15. MISSED FIELD GOALS-Piftsburgb, Reed 46 (WL).

Cincinnati, Nugent 51 (WL). College FCS COACHES POLL The top 25 teams in the Coaches Football Championship Subdivision poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7 and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. Delaware (19) 8 1 689 4 2. William Mary (7 7-2 660 5 3.

Appalachian State 8-1 604 1 4. Wofford (2) 8-1 601 7 5. Eastern Washington 7-2 585 6 6. Jacksonville State 8-1 557 2 7. Stephen F.

Austin 7-2 507 9 8. Southeast Missouri State 9-1 497 10 9. Villanova 6-3 474 3 10. Montana State 8-2 460 11 11. Liberty 7-2 408 1 2 12.

Bethune-Cookman 9-0 396 13 13. Massachusetts 6-3 321 15 14. South Carolina State 7-2 318 14 15. New Hampshire 5-4 299 8 16. Northern Iowa 6-3 286 17 17.

Montana 6-3 272 16 18. Cal Poly 7-3 214 18 19. Penn 7-1 208 19 20. North Dakota State 6-3 167 20 21. Western Illinois 6-3 136 21 22.

Grambling State 8 1 124 24 23. Richmond 5-4 94 22 24. Jacksonville 9-1 41 25 25. Robert Morris 81 39 Others receiving votes points in parentheses): Lehigh 36, Georgia Southern 16, Dayton 15, Harvard 15, Southern Utah 13, Weber State 11, Sacramento State 10, James Madison 8, Northwestern State 7, McNeese State 5, Central Arkansas 2, Florida A8.M 2, Northern Arizona 2, Fur-man 1. TSN FCS POLL The top 25 teams in The Sports NetworkFathead.

com Football Championship Subdivision poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 7, points and previous ranking: Record Pts Pvs 1. William Mary (105) 7 2 3,902 4 2. Delaware (31) 8 1 3,860 5 3. Appalachian State (10) 8 1 3,402 1 4.

Wofford (5) 8 1 3,400 7 5. Eastern Washington (4) 7-2 3,373 6 6. Jacksonville State (1) 8 1 3,095 2 7. SE Missouri Stated) 9-1 2,982 9 8. Stephen F.

Austin 7-2 2,716 10 9. Villanova (1) 6-3 2,671 3 10. Bethune-Cookman (3) 9-0 2,586 10 11. Montana State (1) 8-2 2.510 12 12. Liberty 7-2 1,953 14 13.

Montana 6 3 1.909 13 14. Massachusetts 6-3 1,808 15 15. South Carolina State 7-2 1,736 16 16. Northern Iowa 6-3 1,512 17 17. New Hampshire 5-4 1,507 8 18.

Penn 7-1 1,230 18 19. Cal Poly 7-3 1,179 19 20. Grambling State 8-1 899 21 21. Richmond 5-4 856 20 22. Jacksonville 9-1 694 23 23.

Western Illinois 6-3 615 24 24. North Dakota State 6-3 561 25 25. Robert Morris 8-1 485 Others receiving votes: Lehigh 253, Southern Utah 179, Dayton 143, Georgia Southern 108, James Madison 103, Chattanooga 85, McNeese State 74, Sacramento State 39, Jackson State 30, Yale 25, Harvard 21, Central Arkansas 18, Weber State 18, Furman 16, Rhode Island 16, Texas Southern 14, Eastern Kentucky 14, Northwestern State 12, Indiana State 9, Florida 9, Elon 9, Northern Arizona 7, Old Dominion 5, South Dakota State 1, Colgate 1. AFCA DIVISION II POLL Record Pts Pvs 1. Minnesota-Duluth (23) 10 0 645 1 2.

Abilene Christian (3) 10 0 626 2 3. Northwest Missouri St. 8 1 599 3 4. Texas A8.M-Kingsville 9-1 555 4 5. Albany St.

(Ga 10-0 543 5 6. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 9-1 506 8 7. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 8-1 474 10 8.

Nebraska-Kearney 9 1 472 9 9. Shepherd (W.Va.) 9-0 448 11 10. California (Pa.) 91 412 12 11. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 9-1 391 13 12. Central Missouri 9-2 382 6 13.

Hillsdale (Mich.) 8-2 316 17 14. Augustana (S.D.) 9-1 298 7 15. North Alabama 8-2 281 18 16. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 8-2 239 21 17. Wayne St.

(Mich.) 8-2 167 24 18. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 8-2 156 25 19. West Texas A8.M 7-3 151 14 20. Kutztown (Pa.) 9-1 147 15 21.

Colorado School of Mines 8-2 88 16 22. Michigan Tech 7-2 81 23. Fort Valley St. (Ga.) 8-2 61 22 24. Morehouse (Ga.) 8-2 53 25.

Midwestern St. (Texas) 7-3 50 tl9 AT SPARE TIME LANES Brett Rice and Jim Holliday had men's high game 298. Tom Adcock had men's high series 809. James Box 797 289. Jeff Jones 780-268.

Rob Baser 743-267-726. Jason Howard 737-289. Mike Zur 735-276. Tyler Young 729. Rob Conaway 727.

Brian Allen Sr. 725-278. Ben Holman 722-266. Gary Schwartzle 719. Tom Adcock 714.

Gary Plummer 707. Doug Teague 707-703-268. Tom Scribner 706. Lonnie Klukis 706. Tim Woods 701.

Jim Holliday 698. Gary Wright 697-265. Charles Brown 695. Tom Adcock 297. Nick Pailone 278.

Jason Conrad 268. Jason Queen 268. Tony Mahon 267. Jim Epifano 267. Sam Templeton 267.

Doc Lewis 266. John Berry 266. Russ Utterback 265. Dan Moroney 265. Rob Winter 263.

Jeff Miexner 259. Kevin Atchason 259. Doug Incarnato 258. Kevin Besser 258. Marc Eller 258.

Mike Swartz 258. Randy Zilz 258. Trisha Bilyeu had women's high game 258. Diane McGee had women's high series 706. Connie Sargeant 663-254.

Sandra Bronson 648-236. Susan Gross 643-226. Christa Jordan 638-248. Judy Shively 634-224. Cynthia Howell 634-613-246.

Sheilia Queen 632-232. Dawn Jones 630-227. Trisha Bilyeu 622. Jackie Smith 618-216. Tawnya Ricker 602-233.

Kimber Moscardell 601-224. Jaqueline Hollis 600-217. Linda Clary 592- 226. Mary McCann 591-223. Kath Kau-zlarich 588.

Amber Havener 581-234. Trinity Bush 580. Kelly McCurdy 575-214. Sue James 245. Diane McGee 244.

Jean Mabon 227. Twila Clark 225. Peggy Fisher 224. June Lingafelter 224. Mary Jones 223.

Crystal Madrigal 215. Barb Able 215. Kathy Marshal 214. Jo Fellows 213. Joy Wallace 212.

Kristi Snyder 212. Pam Shel-ton 211. Vicki Taylor 211. Wilma Gessford 209. Yolanda Brown 208.

Tammi Oiadipupo 205. Brenda Carbonneau. For Od. 30 SPARE TIME YOUTH Bumpers Boys Alex Blocher 81, Landen Wilson 81, Jacob Winter 81, Jakob Helm 76, Joey Jordan 71. Girls Keigan Lacy 86, Yadira Martinez B2, Sydney Durbin 77, Jerzi Wilson 75, Savannah Cline 68.

Bantam Boys Vidor Monies 126-213, Michael Iversen 113-219, Trey Alwood 102-192, Eliy-jah Woods 89-164, Brycton Curry 85 147. Girls Kaela Durbin 66-124, Morgan Leckner 66-113, Mackenzie Lacy 56-107, Destiny Cline 39-72, Carmen Howard 32-64. Prep Boys Kyle Newton 153-414, Nathaniel Davis 144-411, Colton Centers 123-351, Brandon Likins 110-210, Austen Winter 108-319. Girls Mackenzie Mahon 141-331, Alyssa Bird 127-360, Eliana Kopetz 115-314, India Wright 106-266, Ashten Winter 99-257. Juniors Boys Cameron Horve 202-525, Blake Bagley 192-511, Garrett Howard 118-308, Dylan Cline 114-307.

Girls Breana Bagley 183-462, Rebecca Bush 171-426, Miranda Bush 155-456, Carly Haines 143-344, Rikiyia Larsen 115 302. Majors Boys Tim Frey 268-698, Tyler Young 258-697, Ryan Musser 256-622, A.J. Fair 235-606, Ryan Scribner 225-648, Trace Wade 225-648. Girls Chelsie Finch 224-552, Nicole Likins 207-597, Haley Baser 198-577, Hannah Moore 180-479, Taylor Bird 177-482. SPARE TIME LANES YOUTH Bumpers Boys Alex Blocher 95; Jacob Winter 89; Jakob Helm 82; Joey Jordan 81.

Girls Jerzi Wilson 86; Savannah Cline 85; Angelina Madrigal 581 Bantam Boys Trey Alwood 118-199; Eityjah Woods 114-215; Michael Iversen 112-208; Bryce Ruple 92-146. Girls Carmen Howard 71-112; Mackenzie Lacy 57-96; Destiny Cline 21-55. Prep Boys Alex Haines 141-327; Colton Centers 138-374; Kyle Newton 133-349; Austen Winter 111-301. Girls Eliana Kopetz 120-293; Ashten Winter 117-274; Alyssa Bird 115-292; India Wright 111-250. Juniors Boys Cameron Horve 203-544; Blake Bagley 180-506; Garrett Howard 129-297; Colton Watkins 119-302, Dylan Cline 107-300.

Girls Rebecca Bush 182-438; Breana Bagley 136-387; Rikiyia Larsen 131-355; Carly Haines 128-342; Danielle Crawley 116-330. Majors Boys Ryan Scribner 265-636; Tim Frey 256-591; Tyler Young 247-698; Adam Moore 244-654; Kyle Holliday 234-637; Cody Finley 2)2-535. Girls Nicole Likins 224-613; Chelsie Finch 215-624; Haley Baser 207-547; Hannah Moore 200-532; Brianna Thompson 172-426; Taylor Bird 168-464. AT PLA-MOR LANES (Od. 24- 30) Don Babcock had men's high game 2B9.

Shawn Reed and John Multins tied for men's high series 749. Jim Adcock 279-582. Gene Vincent 279-686. Darren Bean 279-648. Steve Napier 276-258-741.

Norm Reed 268-244-693. Bill Hilbrick 267-644. Gary Wright 266-247-695. Craig Hampton 266-696. Warren South 263-588.

Lee Graves 259-50). Rob Baser 258-247-239-697-656. David Lehew 258-642. Kelly Ewing 257-238-717. Jim Holliday 257-671.

Tony Mahon 257-673. Mark Renshaw 257-664. Ben Holman 256-248-245-242-719-688. Rick Yetter 255-238-695-605. Bruce Damron 255-595.

Doug Goff 254-625. Rusty Davis 254-641. Pete Tran 253-676. Josh Hudson 249-662. Jeff Belcher 248-247-235-683-653.

Tom Ward 248-575. Tom Whit-comb 248-602. Doug Nichols 248-644. Kevin Wiseman 247-586. Steve Miller 247-238-713.

Chris Burgener 246-596. Lonnie Klukis 245-642. William Bachstein 245-581. James Box 245-243-694. Larry Sloan 244-674.

Rob Ballard 244-609. Jeremy Griffin 244-613. Ron Gerald 243-597. Mike Mullinax 242-652. Brent Finke 241-641.

Ron Woods 241-642 Gabe Howell 239-686. Kyle atchason 239-623. Bill Barnett 239-643. Charles Taylor 238-649. Jon Alford 237-608.

John Frey III 237-658. Chris Allen 236-615. Bob Jones 236 638. Allen Jestis 236-601. Ben Mc Coy 236-700.

Scott Mattews 235-648. David West 235-596. Steve Binkley 235-618. Zig Lemezis 235- 667. Cathy Redding had women's high game 267.

Shetia Queens had women's high series 643. Bobbie Young 255-222-206-617. Tonya Larry 247-614. Janet Vincent 238-213-648. Lisa Telle 228-587.

Pam Rehm 225-515. Aimce Holman 224-590. Trinity Bush 214-518. Patty Dodd 213-543. Mary Holliday 213-577.

Karen Damron 211-537. PLA-MOR YOUTH BOWLING Bantams Girls Alexa Cushman 69 127. Makaylee Sills 68-123. Makayla Hankins 68-118. Hannah Pirtke 65-101.

Kari Ray 52-67. Boys Alex Short 118-204. Bobby McDo-nough 113198. Matthew Clayton 102 190. Joshua Mell 77-131.

Collin Lawson 72-132. Prep mixed Girls Tessa Neeley 144-318. Kylie Pope 118-315. Isabel Shafer 117-269. Sarah Hicks 107-255.

Bryce McDermith 87-231. Boys Harley Russell 1B4-51I. Brett Nuckolls 171-413. Austin Rayburn 158-398. Hayoen Bell 150-355.

Kody Golladay 134-294. Juniors Girls Mariah Mell 226-594. Mikayla Grandfieid 177-456. Crystal Graeser 161-344. Laura Hauge 147-384.

Taylor Neeley 144368. Boys Kyle Finke 229-646. William Ashlock 212-545. Tyler Alexander 194-488. Tanner Woodruff 179-507.

Dominick Simpson 179-467. Majors Girls Chelsie Finch 247-618. Hannah Moore 223-615. Haley Baser 204-560. Meoan Cnirich 194-541.

Kendall Patterson 191-468. Boys Kyle Musser 268-607. Kyle Holliday 267-677. Tim Frey 245-701. A.J.

Fair 232-621. Adam Moore 224-602. Bumpers Girls Briyanna McDermith 93. Joella Livingston 88. Jyllian Benton 85.

Lacey Ferguson 83. Taylor Lawson 79. Boys Bronson Pirtte 98. Dominic Hankins 87. Logan Roland 76.

Dakota McDermith 74. Braxton Mayer 61. PLA MOR LANES Shawn Reed had the men's high series 796. Jeremy Griffin hac the men's high game 300-766, as well as Britt sturgeon 300-750, and Rob Baser 300 731. Matt Carter 290-774.

Gabe Howell 287-707. Chris Henneman 287-761. James Box 280-746. Brian Carter 279-624. Lonnie Klukis 279-692.

Chris Buroener 279-710. Jason Howard 279-726. Wendei Boyd 279-713. Tony Mahon 279-796. Jeff Bradley 279-629.

Marty Brad-shaw 278-679. Jeff Camp 278-713. Ben Holman 269-738. Shawn Reed 269 786. David West 269-637.

Melvin Lingafelter 268-710. Josh Hudson 264-736. Craig Hampton 262-739. Bill Hilbrick 261-691. Chris Allen 257-672.

Steve Napier 257-709. Jim Golladay 256- 665. Jay Waddell 256-710. John Bright Jr. 256-624.

Gene Vincent 255-670. Don Holman 255-668. Kyle Atchason 255-645. John Mullins 255-712. Darren Bean 255-722.

Lee Graves 254-679. Rusty Davis 254-625. Don Babcock 253-441. George Kastl 250-682. Mart Steele 249-568.

Larry Sloan 246-668. Gary Wright 248-706. Larry Lasen 248-727. Jason Queen 248-716. Eric Dudley 247-699.

Chad Vandolah 247-632. Joe Reed 247-573. Rick Yetter 247-601. David Lehew 246-673. Butch Burnett 246-647.

Jeff Klebe 246-620. John Frey Jr. 246-657. Dustin Bradshaw 245-614. Mike Hudson 245-707.

Mike Lacox 245-681. Bill Barnett 243-710. Doug Incarnato 241-669. Steve Snae 238-651. Rick Coy 237-610.

Harry Logan 236-588. Jeff Belcher 236- 675. James Larck 236-671. Jim Gaddy 235-548. Jr.

Throneburg 235-638. Lonnie Bodine 235-687. Robert Young 235-625. Janet Vincent had the women's high game 259. Janet also had the women's high series 750.

Tonya Larry 233-652. Bobbie Young 221-599. Tammy Jones 216-615. Valerie Vincent 215-605. PLA MORE YOUTH BOWLING Bumper League Girls Joella Livingston 82; Taylor Lawson 82; Haylei Simpson 79; Briyanna Simpson 79; Lacey Ferguson 67.

Boys Logan Roland 114; Tyson Pirtle 83; Jarrett Doolin 83; Dimetri Walton 80; Kristopher Lawson 73. Bantam League Girls Hannah Pirtle 71-106; Makayla Hankins 66-119; Makaylee Sills 63-119; Hai-ley Thompson 61-111; Amylie Shafer 41-69. Boys Alex Short 117-215; Matthew Clavton 106-209; Collin Lawson 99 183; Bobby McDonough 84-164; Joshua Mell 63-123. Prep Mixed League Girls Kylie Pope 118-311; Tessa Neeley 110-293; Bryce McDermith 93-263; Kaylee Campbell 91-259; Isabel Shafer 85-246. Boys Ian Tanzyus 178-501; Derek Jones 175-511; Brett Nuckolls 174-479; Kody Golladay 140-336; Hayden Bell, 136-395.

Junior League Girls Mariah Mell 176-457; Taylor Neeley 161-400; Laura Hauge 142-400; Keera Taylor 137-356; Kate Bishop 134-301. Boys Dylan Grider 233-547; Tanner Woodruff 204-557; Colton Alexander 200-467; William Ashlock 187-504; Kyle Finke 184-507. Major League Girls Chelsie Finch 256-607; Haley Baser 48-670; Livia Tanzyus 176 482; Megan Chirich 166-451; Jessica Boiin 160-408. Boys Kyle Holliday 263-649; Tim Frey 257- 702; Cody Finley 247-614: Tyler Young 232-627; Seth Throneburg 213-549. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pd PF PA N.Y.

Jets 6 2 0 .750 182 130 New England 6 2 0 .750 219 188 Miami 4 4 0 .500 143 175 Buffalo 0 8 0 .000 150 233 South Pet PF PA Tennessee 5 3 0 .625 224 150 Indianapolis 5 3 0 .625 217 168 Jacksonville 4 4 0 .500 165 226 Houston 4 4 0 .500 193 226 North Pd PF PA Baltimore 6 2 0 750 175 139 Pittsburgh 6 2 0 750 174 123 Cleveland 3 5 0 .375 152 156 Cincinnati 2 6 0 250 167 190 West Pd PF PA Kansas City 5 3 0 .625 183 145 Oakland 5 4 0 .556 235 188 San Diego 4 5 0 .444 239 197 Denver 2 6 0 250 154 223 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pd PF PA N.Y. Giants 6 2 0 750 216 160 Philadelphia 5 3 0 .625 198 181 Washington 4 4 0 .500 155 170 Dallas 1 7 0 .125 161 232 Souttl Pd PF PA Atlanta 6 2 0 750 196 154 New Orleans 6 3 0 .667 201 151 Tampa Bay 5 3 0 .625 157 190 Carolina 1 7 0 .125 88 184 North Pd PF PA Green Bay 6 3 0 .667 221 143 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 148 133 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 156 168 Detroit 2 6 0 .250 203 188 West Pd PF PA St. Louis 4 4 0 500 140 1 41 Seattle 4 4 0 .500 130 1 81 Arizona 3 5 0 .375 157 225 San Francisco 2 6 0 .250 137 178 Sunday's games Chicago 22, Buffalo 19 N.Y. Jets 23, Detroit 20, OT Baltimore 26, Miami 10 San Diego 29, Houston 23 Atlanta 27, Tampa Bay 21 New Orleans 34, Carolina 3 Cleveland 34, New England 14 Minnesota 27, Arizona 24, OT N.Y. Giants 41, Seattle 7 Oakland 23, Kansas City 20, OT Philadelphia 26, Indianapolis 24 Green Bay 45, Dallas 7 Open: Denver, Washington, St.

Louis, Jacksonville, San Francisco, Tennessee Monday's game Pittsburgh 27, Cincinnati 21 Thursday's game Baltimore at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 14 Minnesota at Chicago, Noon Tennessee at Miami, Noon Detroit at Buffalo, Noon Houston at Jacksonville, Noon N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, Noon Cincinnati at Indianapolis, Noon Carolina at Tampa Bay, Noon Kansas City at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Dallas at N.Y.

Giants, 3:15 p.m. St. Louis at San Francisco, 3:15 p.m. Seattle at Arizona, 3:15 p.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 7:20 p.m.

Open: Oakland, San Diego, Green Bay, New Orleans Monday, Nov. 15 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. STEELERS 27, BENGALS 21 Pittsburgh 10 10 0 7 27 Cincinnati 0 7 0 14 21 First Quarter Pit-Mendenhall 1 run (Reed kick), 12:57. Pit-FG Reed 25, 7:46. Second Quarter Cin-Owens 19 pass from C.

Palmer (Nugent kick), 8:46. Pit-Ward 8 pass from Roethlisberger (Reed kick), 2:07. Pit-FG Reed 53, :05. Fourth Quarter Pit-Wallace 39 pass from Randle El (Reed kick), 14:50. Cin-Owens 27 pass from C.Palmer (Nugent kick), 13:12.

Cin-Benson 1 run (Nugent kick), 9:05. Pit Cin First downs 14 18 Total Net Yards 314 272 Rushes-yards 32-121 18-54 Passing 193 218 Punt Returns 1-0 3-9 Kickoff Returns 4-88 6-132 Interceptions Ret. 1-0 1-0 Comp-Art-Int 18-28-1 22-36-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-9 4-30 Punts MLS PLAYOFFS EASTERN CONFERENCE Semifinals San Jose 1, New York 1, San Jose advanced on aggregate 3-2 Saturday, Oct. 30: New York 1, San JoseO Thursday, Nov. 4: San Jose 3, New York 1 Colorado 1, Columbus 1, Colorado advanced penalty kicks 5-4 Thursday, Od.

28: Colorado 1, Columbus 0 Saturday, Nov. 6: Columbus 2, Colorado 1 Eastern Conference Championship Saturday: San Jose at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Semifinals FC Dallas 2, Real Salt Lake 0, FC Dallas advanced on aggregate 3 2 Saturday, Od. 30: FC Dallas 2, Real Salt Lakel Saturday, Nov. 6: FC Dallas 1, Real Salt Lakel Los Angeles 2, Seattle 0, Los Angeles advanced on aggregate 3-1 Sunday, Oct.

31: Los Angeles 1, Seattle 0 Sunday, Nov. 7: Los Angeles 2, Seattle 1 Western Conference Championship Sunday: FC Dallas at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Agreed to terms with SS Jhonny Peralta on a two-year con-trad. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Named Don Wakamatsu bench coach, Dwayne Murphy hitting coach, Torey Lovullo first-base coach and Pat Hentgen bullpen coach. National League NEW YORK METS-Named Paul DePodesta vice presiaent, player development and amateur scouting.

FOOTBALL National Football League NFL-Fined Green Bay Nick Collins 550,000 for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Dallas WR Roy Williams in Sunday's game. CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed DT Clinton McDonald from the practice squad. Waived CB Rico Murray. DALLAS COWBOYSFired coach Wade Phillips. Promoted offensive coordinator Jason Garrett to head coach.

GREEN BAY PACKERS-Released CB Al Harris. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Signed LB Derrick Johnson to a five-year extension. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Placed Chris Horton on injured reserve. HOCKEY National Hockey League CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS-Assigned Jeremy Morin to Rockford (AHL). MONTREAL CANADIENS-Waived Dustin Boyd.

NEW JERSEY DEVILS PIaced LW Zach Parise on injured reserve. Adivated Matt Corrente from injured reserve. Recalled RW Mattias Tedenby from Albany (AHL). WIRE ON TV TODAY NBA Denver Nuggets at Chicago Bulls. (Taped) 3 p.m.

(COMCAST) EQUESTRIAN Spruce Meadows. (Taped) 5 p.m. (FSMW) FOOTBALL Toledo at Northern Illinois. (Live) 6 p.m. (ESPN2) HOCKEY Anaheim Ducks at San Jose Sharks.

(Live) 9:30 p.m., (Same-day tape) 2 a.m. (COMCAST) NCAA ODDS From Universal Press Syndicate SOCCER UEFA Champions League AC Milan vs. Real Madrid. (Taped) 7 p.m. (FSMW) VOLLEYBALL Women's College Volleyball UCLA at California.

(Taped) 12:30 p.m. Tennessee 201 Ohio State 221 Louisville 251 Georgetown 251 Illinois 251 Butler 301 Syracuse 301 Connecticut 301 UCLA 351 Wisconsin 401 West Virginia 451 Washington 501 Gonzaga 501 Missouri 501 Xavier 601 Florida State 601 Arizona 601 Field 201 College Basketball Odds to win the 2011 NCAA Tournament Team Odds Duke 51 Michigan State 81 Kentucky 81 Kansas State 121 Purdue 151 Kansas 151 Villanova 181 North Carolina 181 Baylor 181 Florida 201 Pittsburgh 201 Memphis 201 Texas 201 OFF THE Tiger can't cash in on Thailand trip BANGKOK (AP) Tiger Woods returned to his mother's home country for a four-man charity skins tournament on Monday and left soon after winning only one hole in another disappointing performance. Colombian golfer Camillo Villegas won the most money at the World Golf Salutes King Bhumibol Skins Tournament at the Amata Springs Club in Chonburi province, taking five skins for $109,800. Paul Casey won nine skins for $92,400, and local golfer Thongchai Jaidee claimed three skins for $90,000. Woods earned only $6,600 for his skin and left the country right after the event on his private jet to Melbourne, where he will defend his Australian Masters title starting Thursday.

It was Woods' first trip to the homeland of his mother, Kultida, in 10 years. She did not accompany him due to health problems. In a skins tournament, players compete for a reward for each hole, with prize money added to the next hole in case of a tie. The prize money of $900,000 will be donated to a charity foundation associated with Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The event is part of celebrations marking King Bhumibol's 60th year on the Thai throne.

Woods has not won a tournament this year. his July 21 urine sample contained "very small" traces of the banned substance. Contador denies doping and says the clenbuterol came from contaminated meat. SOCCER FIFA gives $100K to goalie shot by terrorists ZURICH FIFA says it is giving $100,000 to Kodjovi Obilale, the Togo goalkeeper shot when terrorists attacked the team bus at the Africa Cup of Nations at Angola in January. The donation announced Monday follows FIFA president Sepp Blatter's promise of $25,000 in September.

Obilale had earlier told The Associated Press he felt abandoned by soccer authorities. The French-based Obilale was liable for six-figure hospital bills after being shot twice in the back, injuring his spine and leg. He says he does not expect to return to soccer but hopes to one day walk again. GOLF Mcllroy won't play on PGA Tour in 2011 LONDON Rory Mcllroy has decided not to join the PGA Tom-next year, which could mean as many as three of the top 10 players in the world ranking not belonging to golf's strongest tour. Mcllroy told British newspapers Monday evening that he found himself not wanting to be in America, especially during the FedEx Cup playoffs when the majors were over.

In his rookie season on the PGA Tour, Mcllroy closed with a 62 to win at Quail Hollow, and finished among the top three at the British Open and PGA Championship. Lee Westwood, the new world No. 1, has not been a PGA Tour member for several years. PGA champion Martin Kaymer, who is No. 3 in the world, has indicated he will not join the U.S.

tour next year. Mcllroy is No. 9 in the world. He says it's a great time for European golf. VOLLEYBALL Millikin piles up awards, misses tourney DECATUR The Millikin volleyball program brought in plenty of accolades on Monday but missed out on getting the news it really wanted.

Millikin head coach Debbie Kiick was named the CCCIW Coach of the Year and four Big Blue players earned all-conference honors when the league's team was announced. But about the same time, Millikin learned that it was left out of the NCAA Division III Tournament field. The Big Blue seemed to be destined for a berth after a record-setting year before falling to Wheaton 3-2 in the CCIW Tournament semifinals. Making the first team from Millikin were junior outside hitter Kelsy England and sophomore setter Brittany Cardott. On the second team were seniors Kylee Brown and Abby Ott.

Sophomore libero Erin Reed earned honorable mention honors. Kiick led Millikin to a 28-7 record and the Big Blue won the regular-season CCIW title with a 7-0 record. Millikin's season included a stretch of 22 straight wins. England set a Millikin record with 564 kills on the year and had 412 digs on the season. In CCIW play, England was the kill leader averaging five per set.

Cardott led the conference with 10.89 assists per set. BASEBALL Miller, Morgan out as 'Sunday Night' team BRISTOL, Conn. Jon Miller and Joe Morgan are out as announcers on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" after 21 seasons. "Over the last two decades, Joe went from Hall of Fame player to one of his sport's top analysts and Jon's Hall of Fame voice and tremendous knowledge of the game have connected with baseball fans everywhere," ESPN executive vice president Norby Williamson said in a statement Monday. "We owe them our deepest thanks for an outstanding body of work." Miller, the play-by-play voice, received the Baseball Hall of Fame's 2010 Ford C.

Frick Award. Morgan, the color commentator, was a two-time National League MVP with the Cincinnati Reds. The second baseman was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990. CYCLING Officials ask Spain to investigate Contador AIGLE, Switzerland Cycling's governing body has asked Spanish authorities to open a doping case against Tour de France winner Alberto Contador. The International Cycling Union says it wants the Spanish cycling federation to hold a disciplinary hearing regarding Conta-dor's positive test for clenbuterol during the race.

The cycling union tested riders at the Tour but national authorities prosecute doping cases. If found guilty, Contador would be stripped of the Tour victory and likely banned for two years. The international body suspended Contador in September after THIS DATE IN 1912 The lateral pass is used as an offensive weapon for the first time by Worcester Tech coach William F. Carney. Carney's team beats Amherst 14-13.

1946 Notre Dame fights to a 0-0 tie with Army to snap the Cadets' 26-game winning streak. 1953 The U.S. Supreme Court rules 7-2 that baseball is not subject to antitrust laws, maintaining the game is a sport, not a business. 1957 Claude Provost of the Montreal Canadiens sets an NHL record by scoring 4 seconds into the second period of a 4-2 victory over the Boston Bruins. 1972 John Bucykof the Boston Bruins scores his 1 point with a goal in an 8-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings.

1984 Larry Holmes scores a 12th-round technical knockout of Bonecrush-er Smith to retain the IBF heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Smith is cut around the eyes and nose, and the match is halted when he is unable to see out of his left eye. 1991 Marshall Faulk of San Diego State returns after missing three games due to injury and breaks the NCAA record for touchdowns by a freshman with his 20th in a 42-32 win over HISTORY Colorado State. 1991 Houston's Roman Anderson becomes the first player in NCAA history to surpass 400 points by kicking a 32-yard field goal in the Cougars' 23-14 victory over Texas. 1996 Evander Holy-field pounds Mike Tyson into submission at 37 seconds of the 11th round to win the WBA heavyweight title in Las Vegas.

Holyfield, a 7-1 underdog, becomes the second man to hold a piece of the heavyweight title three times. 2001 Detroit's Luc Robitaille scores in the first period against Anaheim, becoming the 13th player in NHL history to reach 600 career goals. 2002 Montana matches the NCAA Division l-AA record with its 24th straight victory, rallying to beat Sacramento State 31-24. 2005 Carolina's Erik Cole is the first player in NHL history to be awarded two penalty shots in one game. He scores on the first, helping the Hurricanes defeat Buffalo 5-3.

2006 Anaheim beats Vancouver 6-0 to remain unbeaten in regulation for an NHL-record 16th game. The Ducks (12-0-4) top the league's previous best start of 15 games by the 1984 Edmonton Oilers (12-0-3)..