(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Wednesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Dallas 124, Indiana 112 Philadelphia 117, Boston 109 Cleveland 147, Brooklyn 135 (2OT) Miami 111, Toronto 102 Atlanta 123, Detroit 115 (OT) Orlando 97, Minnesota 96 Phoenix 109, Houston 103 LA Clippers 115, Sacramento 96 Golden State 121, San Antonio 99 Washington at Charlotte (Postponed) Memphis at Portland (Postponed)
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Edmonton 3, Toronto 1 San Jose 2, St. Louis 1 (SO) Minnesota 3, Anaheim 2 Vegas 5, Arizona 2 Vancouver 6, Montreal 5 (SO)
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Houston 86, Tulsa 59 Wisconsin 68, Northwestern 52 Providence 74, Creighton 70 Georgia Tech 83, Clemson 65 Texas at Iowa St. (Postponed) Texas Tech at TCU (Postponed) NC State at Virginia (Postponed) Boston College at Virginia Tech (Postponed) Minnesota at Nebraska (Postponed) Xavier at UConn (Postponed) Saint Louis at UMass (Postponed)
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Denver 119, Oklahoma City 101 Utah 118, New Orleans 102 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Winnipeg 4, Ottawa 3 (OT) Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 0 New Jersey 4, NY Rangers 3 Florida 5, Chicago 4 (OT) Pittsburgh 5, Washington 4 Detroit 3, Columbus 2 (OT) Colorado 3, Los Angeles 2 Carolina at Nashville (Postponed) TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Villanova 76, Seton Hall 74 Florida 75, Tennessee 49 Michigan 87, Maryland 63 Purdue 67, Ohio St. 65 Alabama 105, LSU 75 Missouri 81, South Carolina 70 Illinois 79, Penn St. 65 Oklahoma St. at West Virginia (Postponed) UCLA at Oregon (Postponed)
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Monday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION New York 91, Orlando 84 Atlanta 108, Minnesota 97 San Antonio 125, Portland 104 Memphis 108, Phoenix 104 Toronto 116, Dallas 93 Brooklyn 125, Milwaukee 123 Chicago 125, Houston 120 Miami 113, Detroit 107 Golden State 115, L.A. Lakers 113 Cleveland at Washington (Postponed)
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Columbus 3, Detroit 2 NY Islanders 1, Boston 0 Toronto 3, Winnipeg 1 Buffalo 6, Philadelphia 1 Carolina 4, Nashville 2 St. Louis 5, San Jose 4 Calgary 5, Vancouver 2 Montreal 3, Edmonton 1 Anaheim 1, Minnesota 0 Vegas 4, Arizona 2 TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Baylor 77, Kansas 69 St. John’s 74, UConn 70
(NEW YORK) — Oklahoma State University basketball coach Mike Boynton was feeling generous over the weekend. The coach and his staff showed up at Walmart Sunday to surprise OSU walk-on player Dee Mitchell with a scholarship as he worked his shift at the store.
Teammates watched the surprise via Zoom as Boynton brought Mitchell to tears.
Watch the full report, including video of Mitchell accepting the scholarship award:
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(NEW YORK) — Aliphine Tuliamuk, who won the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials last February, gave birth to a girl, her first child, she announced Monday morning.
“Our daughter Zoe Cherotich Gannon arrived on 1/13/2021 and she is absolutely perfect. Her dad and I are just so overwhelmed with joy love and gratitude, and we can’t stop staring at her,” she wrote on Twitter.
She made the announcement on Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and noted on Instagram that her daughter was born just two days before the civil rights icon’s birthday — “so close!” In his memory, she wrote, “may we all be proactive and do the right thing.”
The marathoner announced she was pregnant in early December, posting on Instagram, “[Partner] Tim [Gannon] and I always knew that we wanted to have a family, the goal was post 2020 Olympics, well as it turned out this year had other plans, by mid April we were convinced that there will be no more races this season, and the darkness ahead was too much, we created our own light at the end of the tunnel!”
“Her journey to this world was relatively long but ‘easy,'” Tuliamuk expanded on Instagram about her daughter’s birth, adding with some emojis, “I was up and walking around a few hours after she arrived, like give me a race right now …kidding.”
Tuliamuk, who was born in Kenya and became an American citizen in 2016, according to NBC Sports, is still planning to compete at the Tokyo Olympics, should they be held this summer.
“It’s not like in the past where women were told, well, you can just race until you’re done racing, and then you can start a family,” she told NBC Sports in December. “You can do both of them.”
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