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King Of Bling
No.3 Kansas snaps No.1 Baylor's Big 12-record win streak
Kansas (24-3, 13-1 in Big 12) has won 12 in a row since its first-ever home loss to Baylor on Jan. 11. The Jayhawks had a 10-point lead with 6½ minutes left in the rematch before holding off Baylor's late charge. Baylor (24-2, 13-1) has never won a Big 12 title. There are four games left in the regular season. If both teams finish 17-1 in the conference, a random draw will determine who the No. 1 seed is in the Big 12 tournament.
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Kansas (24-3, 13-1 in Big 12) has won 12 in a row since its first-ever home loss to Baylor on Jan. 11. The Jayhawks had a 10-point lead with 6½ minutes left in the rematch before holding off Baylor's late charge. Baylor (24-2, 13-1) has never won a Big 12 title. There are four games left in the regular season. If both teams finish 17-1 in the conference, a random draw will determine who the No. 1 seed is in the Big 12 tournament.
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blackfoot NAP
King Of Bling
Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury II gate breaks Nevada heavyweight record
Wilder (42-0-1, 40 KOs) and Fury (29-0-1, 20 KOs) fought to a controversial, split-decision draw in December 2018 inside Staples Center in Los Angeles. In addition to the scoring controversy, the first meeting was an instant classic. The gate for the first meeting was $3,515,122, according to the California State Athletic Commission.
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Wilder (42-0-1, 40 KOs) and Fury (29-0-1, 20 KOs) fought to a controversial, split-decision draw in December 2018 inside Staples Center in Los Angeles. In addition to the scoring controversy, the first meeting was an instant classic. The gate for the first meeting was $3,515,122, according to the California State Athletic Commission.
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steve samurai jack
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Top 5 Scores - Upset Saturday
No. 3 Kansas snaps No. 1 Baylor's Big 12-record win streak
Kansas (24-3, 13-1 Big 12)
Baylor (24-2, 13-1 Big 12)
Kansas ends Baylor's 23-game streak in Big 12
No. 23 BYU upsets No. 2 Gonzaga 91-78
BYU(23-7, 12-3 WCC)
Gonzaga (27-2, 13-1 WCC)
BYU ends Gonzaga"s 19-game winning streak.
UNLV hands No. 4 San Diego State its 1st loss 66-63
UNLV (15-14, 10-6 Mountain West))
SDSU (26-1, 15-1 Mountain West)
UNLV snapped San Diego's' 26-game winning streak and ending their run as the nation's only undefeated team.
Toppin scores 28 as No. 5 Dayton cruises past Duquesne 80-70
Dayton (25-2, 14-0 Atlantic 10)
Duquesne (18-8, 8-6).
Dayton won its 16th game in a row,
No. 3 Kansas snaps No. 1 Baylor's Big 12-record win streak
Kansas (24-3, 13-1 Big 12)
Baylor (24-2, 13-1 Big 12)
Kansas ends Baylor's 23-game streak in Big 12
No. 23 BYU upsets No. 2 Gonzaga 91-78
BYU(23-7, 12-3 WCC)
Gonzaga (27-2, 13-1 WCC)
BYU ends Gonzaga"s 19-game winning streak.
UNLV hands No. 4 San Diego State its 1st loss 66-63
UNLV (15-14, 10-6 Mountain West))
SDSU (26-1, 15-1 Mountain West)
UNLV snapped San Diego's' 26-game winning streak and ending their run as the nation's only undefeated team.
Toppin scores 28 as No. 5 Dayton cruises past Duquesne 80-70
Dayton (25-2, 14-0 Atlantic 10)
Duquesne (18-8, 8-6).
Dayton won its 16th game in a row,
blackfoot NAP
King Of Bling
Tyson Fury stops Deontay Wilder as corner throws in towel in 7th
Fury retained the lineal heavyweight championship and seized Wilder's WBC belt with the win. The fight was viewed by many as the biggest heavyweight world title bout since Lennox Lewis knocked out Mike Tyson, both of whom were ringside.
Both men called for an immediate rematch, but each took a pair of interim bouts and won to set up the massively anticipated sequel. This time, Wilder (42-1-1, 41 KOs), 34, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, came nowhere near doing the kind of damage he did to Fury the first time, nor did Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs), 31, bother to box. Fury wanted to fight.
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Fury retained the lineal heavyweight championship and seized Wilder's WBC belt with the win. The fight was viewed by many as the biggest heavyweight world title bout since Lennox Lewis knocked out Mike Tyson, both of whom were ringside.
Both men called for an immediate rematch, but each took a pair of interim bouts and won to set up the massively anticipated sequel. This time, Wilder (42-1-1, 41 KOs), 34, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, came nowhere near doing the kind of damage he did to Fury the first time, nor did Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs), 31, bother to box. Fury wanted to fight.
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NEW AGE POSTING
Tyson Fury stops Deontay Wilder as corner throws in towel in 7th
Tyson Fury, known as "The Gypsy King," can now be known simply as the king. Fury dispensed with the skillful boxing he was so successful with the first time he met Deontay Wilder and followed through with his stated plan to attack him. And attack him he did relentlessly. Fury scored a pair of knockdowns in a dominating victory that ended in the seventh round when Wilder's corner threw in the towel before an electric, sold-out crowd of 15,816 on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Fury retained the lineal heavyweight championship and seized Wilder's WBC belt with the win.
Fury came into the fight with new trainer Javan "Sugar" Hill, the nephew of the late Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward whom Fury hired after parting ways with Ben Davison. And Fury celebrated in the ring following his postfight television interview by leading the crowd in singing Don McLean's famed "American Pie." The bout was a far different one than when the fighters squared off in December 2018 in Los Angeles. Then, Fury outboxed Wilder for long stretches, but Wilder knocked Fury down in the ninth round and seemingly knocked him out with a brutal combination in the 12th round that Fury somehow survived. In the end, the judges ruled it a split draw: 114-112 Fury, 115-111 Wilder and 113-113.
This time, Wilder (42-1-1, 41 KOs), 34, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, came nowhere near doing the kind of damage he did to Fury the first time, nor did Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs), 31, bother to box. Fury wanted to fight.With a crowd filled with Fury's British countrymen, Fury and Wilder went right at each other at the opening bell, with Wilder shooting jabs and landing two good right hands, but not cleanly. Fury was more patient but eventually backed Wilder up with a combination that brought the crowd to its feet. Fury landed a few more shots later in the round to clearly take the opening frame.
Fury, who retained the lineal title for the sixth time, continued to press the action in the third round, landing sharp combinations and jabs and a right over the top that forced Wilder to grab, before Fury unleashed a right hand that caught Wilder and dropped him. Fury raised his hands over his head, but Wilder beat the count and seemed to be in trouble. Wilder went down again moments later, but referee Kenny Bayless ruled it a slip.
Tyson Fury, known as "The Gypsy King," can now be known simply as the king. Fury dispensed with the skillful boxing he was so successful with the first time he met Deontay Wilder and followed through with his stated plan to attack him. And attack him he did relentlessly. Fury scored a pair of knockdowns in a dominating victory that ended in the seventh round when Wilder's corner threw in the towel before an electric, sold-out crowd of 15,816 on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Fury retained the lineal heavyweight championship and seized Wilder's WBC belt with the win.
Fury came into the fight with new trainer Javan "Sugar" Hill, the nephew of the late Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward whom Fury hired after parting ways with Ben Davison. And Fury celebrated in the ring following his postfight television interview by leading the crowd in singing Don McLean's famed "American Pie." The bout was a far different one than when the fighters squared off in December 2018 in Los Angeles. Then, Fury outboxed Wilder for long stretches, but Wilder knocked Fury down in the ninth round and seemingly knocked him out with a brutal combination in the 12th round that Fury somehow survived. In the end, the judges ruled it a split draw: 114-112 Fury, 115-111 Wilder and 113-113.
This time, Wilder (42-1-1, 41 KOs), 34, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, came nowhere near doing the kind of damage he did to Fury the first time, nor did Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs), 31, bother to box. Fury wanted to fight.With a crowd filled with Fury's British countrymen, Fury and Wilder went right at each other at the opening bell, with Wilder shooting jabs and landing two good right hands, but not cleanly. Fury was more patient but eventually backed Wilder up with a combination that brought the crowd to its feet. Fury landed a few more shots later in the round to clearly take the opening frame.
Fury, who retained the lineal title for the sixth time, continued to press the action in the third round, landing sharp combinations and jabs and a right over the top that forced Wilder to grab, before Fury unleashed a right hand that caught Wilder and dropped him. Fury raised his hands over his head, but Wilder beat the count and seemed to be in trouble. Wilder went down again moments later, but referee Kenny Bayless ruled it a slip.
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NEW AGE POSTING
Breaking down Wilder-Fury II, and what's next for the heavyweight division
In what may go down as the biggest heavyweight fight of the past 20 years, Tyson Fury thoroughly dominated Deontay Wilder for seven rounds Saturday night and earned a TKO victory once Wilder's corner threw in the towel. Wilder, who suffered the first defeat of his career, has the right to call for a third fight against Fury, but the world appears to be clamoring for a heavyweight unification bout between Fury and Anthony Joshua.
+ What was the difference in the rematch?
+ How did the trainer change impact Fury?
+ What happened to Wilder?
+ Whom do you want to see Fury and Wilder fight next?
+ Can Fury beat Anthony Joshua?
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In what may go down as the biggest heavyweight fight of the past 20 years, Tyson Fury thoroughly dominated Deontay Wilder for seven rounds Saturday night and earned a TKO victory once Wilder's corner threw in the towel. Wilder, who suffered the first defeat of his career, has the right to call for a third fight against Fury, but the world appears to be clamoring for a heavyweight unification bout between Fury and Anthony Joshua.
+ What was the difference in the rematch?
+ How did the trainer change impact Fury?
+ What happened to Wilder?
+ Whom do you want to see Fury and Wilder fight next?
+ Can Fury beat Anthony Joshua?
For Complete Story, Click Here.
steve samurai jack
New member
blackfoot NAP
King Of Bling
Duke allows 113 points in 2OT loss to Wake Forest, tying most under Coach K
The Demon Deacons became the first team to score 100 points against the Blue Devils after losing to them earlier that season since Maryland in 1989-90. It's a costly loss for the Blue Devils, who fell a game behind league-leading and sixth-ranked Florida State in the ACC standings with three games to play.
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The Demon Deacons became the first team to score 100 points against the Blue Devils after losing to them earlier that season since Maryland in 1989-90. It's a costly loss for the Blue Devils, who fell a game behind league-leading and sixth-ranked Florida State in the ACC standings with three games to play.
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