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No. 6 Michigan 120, Binghamton 50
Ann Arbor, Mich.: Olivia Olson and Syla Swords each scored 15 points and Michigan beat Binghamton. McKenzie Mathurin had 14 points, Te’Yala Delfosse scored 13, and Ashley Solfilkanich and Macy Brown each added 12 for the Wolverines (4-0). Bella Pucci scored 14 points and Ashley Redd added seven for Binghamton (2-2). The 120 points marked the most scored by Michigan against an NCAA Division I team in school history. It is the second time this season that the Wolverines have scored at least 100 points. It was also the most scored against the Bearcats in team history, surpassing the 103 tallied by Notre Dame in 2018. The 70-point loss is the second-worst in Binghamton history, behind only a 77-point setback to Oneota in the 1973-74 season.
No. 13 Mississippi 73, Memphis 64
Memphis, Tenn.: Cotie McMahon had 19 points and 12 rebounds, Christeen Iwuala added 15 points and 14 rebounds and Mississippi rallied from a 13-point deficit and beat Memphis in overtime. Sira Thienou also scored 19 points for Ole Miss (4-0), six in a 10-1 run that made it 73-63 with 25 seconds left. Chae Harris led Memphis (2-3) with 24 points and Daejah Richmond added a career-high 22. Richmond hit two free throws with 1:25 left in the third quarter that gave the Tigers their biggest lead at 48-35, but they were outscored 38-16 the rest of the way.
No. 20 Kentucky 76, Purdue 35
Lexington, Ky.: Clara Strack had 17 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks, Jordan Obi also scored 17 points, and Kentucky beat Purdue. Tonie Morgan and Amelia Hassett added 11 points apiece for Kentucky (6-0). The Wildcats finished with 10 blocks. Asia Boone hit a 3 that made it a 23-13 with 23 seconds left in the first quarter and Kentucky led by double figures the rest of the way. Tara Daye had 10 points (all in the first half) and 10 rebounds for Purdue (2-3). Hila Karsh and Kiki Smith combined to score five points on 2-of-15 shooting, 1 of 7 from 3-point range. Karsh went into the game averaging a team-leading 18.0 points per game, and Smith 15.3.
Philip Sneed takes the high road out after Arvada Center’s 50th season ends
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2025 DENVER GAZETTE TRUE WEST AWARDS: DAY 7 After leading the company back from the existential crisis of the shutdown, retiring president and CEO is enjoying a record-breaking year. Philip Sneed sure knows how to make an exit. After insistently...
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PHOTOS: CSU-CU Basketball
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Clash of the titans
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Broncos at Raiders | The Denver Gazette’s predictions
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The Denver Gazette sports staff predicts Sunday’s game between the Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas: Paul Klee’s pick: Broncos 24, Raiders 20 If football gods are such a thing, they will send Indiana...
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Broncos’ Bolles was a man with no direction, now he’s a man on a mission
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Woody Paige, The Gazette Garett Bolles has been on a mission for 14 years. Bolles was 19 when his father Grove threw him and all possessions to the curb outside their home in Lehi, Utah. The dad told the son...
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RJ Harvey growing confident as pass catcher in Sean Payton’s offense | Broncos notebook
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ENGLEWOOD — RJ Harvey is growing confident as a pass catcher in his rookie Broncos season. The second-round pick enters Week 14 against the Raiders as Denver’s lead running back once again with J.K. Dobbins on injured reserve (foot). Harvey,...
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Kickin’ It with Kiz: Why a loss would be best thing to happen to Broncos
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You say the Broncos might be the worst 10-2 in NFL history? Wrong. They are. – Mark, Aurora Kiz: The sum of this Broncos team is greater than its parts. That’s praise, not criticism, and a strong belief Sean Payton...
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Denver ranks among top cities where young Americans are most socially awkward
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Broncos are winning plenty and celebrate with a disco ball, smoke machine and loud music
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No. 6 Denver beats No. 19 Miami (Ohio) 4-0 behind Quentin Miller’s work in net | Colorado Sunshine
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Where good news shines No. 6 Denver hockey had no trouble with No. 19 Miami (Ohio) on Friday. The Pioneers got a shutout from freshman goaltender Quentin Miller, his third of the season, in a 4-0 win at Magness Arena....
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