S. Carolina gets rare win at Kentucky (AP)

Devan Downey’s turnaround jumper with 3 seconds left lifted South Carolina to a 78-77 victory over No. 24 Kentucky on Saturday, just the Gamecocks’ second victory in 23 games in Lexington. The junior guard had been largely quiet throughout most of the game, failing to score until the final 2 minutes of the first half.

S. Carolina gets rare win at Kentucky (AP)

Pay no attention to the Devan Downey of the first half. South Carolina’s star was ready when it counted. Downey’s turnaround jumper with 3 seconds left lifted the Gamecocks to a 78-77 victory over No. 24 Kentucky on Saturday, just their second win in 23 games on Kentucky’s home court. The junior guard had been largely quiet throughout most of the game, failing to score until the final 2 minutes of…

Barbaro’s brother Nicanor loses debut (AP)

Nicanor’s debut wasn’t one to remember. Hurting himself on his very first stride, the 3-year-old full brother of 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro finished 10th of 12 horses in a one-mile maiden race at Gulfstream Park on Saturday, hardly an encouraging step toward what his connections hoped would be a journey into this year’s Triple Crown races.

Hansbrough, Tar Heels rip Wolfpack 93-76 (AP)

Tyler Hansbrough scored 31 points to help No. 5 North Carolina beat North Carolina State 93-76 on Saturday. Ty Lawson added 16 points for the Tar Heels (19-2, 5-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), who have won five straight league games after an 0-2 start. North Carolina dominated most of the way, shooting 56 percent to take a 12-point halftime lead then scoring on its first five possessions after the…

Hansbrough, Tar Heels rip Wolfpack 93-76 (AP)

Tyler Hansbrough scored 31 points to help No. 5 North Carolina beat North Carolina State 93-76 on Saturday. Ty Lawson added 16 points for the Tar Heels (19-2, 5-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), who have won five straight league games after an 0-2 start. North Carolina dominated most of the way, shooting 56 percent to take a 12-point halftime lead then scoring on its first five possessions after the…

Barbaro’s brother Nicanor loses debut (AP)

Nicanor’s debut wasn’t one to remember. Hurting himself on his very first stride, the 3-year-old full brother of 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro finished 10th of 12 horses in a one-mile maiden race at Gulfstream Park on Saturday, hardly an encouraging step toward what his connections hoped would be a journey into this year’s Triple Crown races.

Bruce Smith, Woodson make Hall of Fame (AP)

Lucille Hester, sister of the late Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Bob Hayes holds up a letter Bob wrote in 1999 should he ever be elected in the Pro Football Hall of Fame during a news conference Saturday afternoon Jan. 31, 2009 in Tampa, Fla. Hayes was elected into the Class of 2009.

Bruce Smith, Rod Woodson and Derrick Thomas, all witnesses for the defense. All Pro Football Hall of Famers. The three were elected on Saturday along with longtime Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson, who at age 90 will be the oldest person ever inducted; former Minnesota guard Randall McDaniel; and the late Bob Hayes, a standout wide receiver for Dallas and the 1964 Olympic 100 meters gold medalist.

Bruce Smith, Woodson make Hall of Fame (AP)

Lucille Hester, sister of the late Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Bob Hayes holds up a letter Bob wrote in 1999 should he ever be elected in the Pro Football Hall of Fame during a news conference Saturday afternoon Jan. 31, 2009 in Tampa, Fla. Hayes was elected into the Class of 2009.

Bruce Smith, Rod Woodson and Derrick Thomas, all witnesses for the defense. All Pro Football Hall of Famers. The three were elected on Saturday along with longtime Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson, who at age 90 will be the oldest person ever inducted; former Minnesota guard Randall McDaniel; and the late Bob Hayes, a standout wide receiver for Dallas and the 1964 Olympic 100 meters gold medalist.

Marquette wins 11th straight, tops Hoyas (AP)

Having taken down yet another of the Big East’s big names, No. 8 Marquette goes into February undefeated in the conference and oozing confidence. The Golden Eagles used a second-half surge to put away No. 25 Georgetown 94-82 on Saturday — the fifth straight loss for the reeling Hoyas. The victory leaves Marquette (19-2, 8-0), tied for the conference lead with No.

Marquette wins 11th straight, tops Hoyas (AP)

Having taken down yet another of the Big East’s big names, No. 8 Marquette goes into February undefeated in the conference and oozing confidence. The Golden Eagles used a second-half surge to put away No. 25 Georgetown 94-82 on Saturday — the fifth straight loss for the reeling Hoyas. The victory leaves Marquette (19-2, 8-0), tied for the conference lead with No.

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