SCORES and SPORTS INFO for 11 19 2010

NFL - Bears stifle injured Dolphins 16-0 | WatchBrowns LB Benard: Stress caused fainting, Schaub back practicing, expects to startSt. Pierre to start at QB for Panthers. Colts' Collie not discussing violent hit. Bills' Spiller sorry for anti-gay
tweet. Goodell proud of Vick on and off field. Hasselbeck to play despite injured wrist.



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NCAA FOOTBALL - Alabama rolls before matchup with Auburn. Rogers sent booster Newton payment plan. Washington's Locker wins in home finale. Hawaii close to joining Mountain West. Maryland coach Friedgen back in 2011. No. 3 Boise in spotlight Fridaynight. Buckeyes visit Iowa with eye on Pasadena.



NCAA FB GAMES - This Week Friday and SATURDAY!


TONIGHT'S GAME - FRESNO ST. (6-3) at BOISE ST.(9-0) at 9:30 PM ET.



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NCAA BASKETBALL - Jordan Hamilton and Texas upset No. 13 Illinois 90-84 and showed they are quickly improving. Barnes leads No. 8 UNC's rout of Hofstra. Frosh Zanna's 14 and 12 lift No. 5 Pitt. No. 3 K-State gets by Presbyterian 76-67. No. 9 Florida bounces back with easy win. Baylor wins last game without Dunn. No. 15 Mizzou holds off Western Illinois. No. 20 Georgetown hits 14 3s in win.




TODAY'S FIFTY NINE (59) NCAA BB GAMES!



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CFL - Days before the East final against the Argonauts, Alouettes releases former top special teams player Larry Taylor.Riders warm up for West final in deep freeze.



CFL PLAYOFF GAMES SUNDAY, NOV.21 -

TORONTO Argonauts at MONTREAL Alouettes - 1:00 PM ET and

SASKATCHEWAN Roughriders at CALGARY Stampeders - 4:30 PM ET.



CFL PLAYOFF GAMES - 98th GREY CUP AT EDMNONTON on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28th AT 6:30 PM ET.



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NBA - Greg Oden's surgery is making news, but Brandon Roy's injury scares Portland more. Magic roll past Nash-less Suns 105-89. Blazers rally to beat Nuggets. Injury woes-Short-handed Pacers rout banged-up Clips.




TODAY THERE ARE ELEVEN (11) NBA GAMES!


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NHL - Stamkos' hat trick leads Tampa. Stars defeat Sharks in OT. Lucic scores 3, Bruins beat Panthers 4-0. Flames C Jokinen gets 3-game suspension. Rinne blanks Habs again as Predators win. Maple Leafs' Gustavsson beats Devils 3-1.



TODAY THERE ARE NINE (9) NHL GAMES!



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MLB - The Mariners' Felix Hernandez won the AL Cy Young with voters looking at stats beyond victories. Tigers sign Benoit for 3 years, $16.5M. Expanded playoffs appear inevitable. Twins give Gardenhire 2-year extension. Astros acquires INF
Barmes from Rockies. Yankees trade 1B Miranda to Diamondbacks.



NASCAR - Sounding like Dale Earnhardt Sr., Kevin Harvick said he'll "absolutely" do anything to win this year's championship. Ford 400-The season winds down in South Florida, where, surprisingly, the championship leader isn't the pick.



GOLF - Bettencourt leads by 2 at Pebble Beach. New Zealand's Brown leads Hong Kong Open. 9 courses bid to host 2015 Solheim Cup.



UFC - B.J. Penn has held two championships, but his legacy could hinge on winning his series with rival Matt Hughes.


BOXING - Star Sergio Martinez is living it up now as middleweight champ. But the road to success was littered with obstacles.




SOCCER - MLS - No matter what, Sunday's Cup final in Toronto will be historic as a new league champion is crowned for the first time.




PLAYOFFS - MLS CUP FINAL SUNDAY, November 21, 2010 - COLORADO RAPIDS vs. FC DALLAS - 8:30 PM ET.



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TENNIS - People mag featured 16-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer in its new "Sexiest Man Alive" issue. But it wasn't his titles that got him there. Former No. 1 Moya retires after 15 years. Nadal to face Djokovic at ATP Finals.



HORSE RACING - Iqbaal brings top price at Keeneland sale. Indian Firewater wins at Hollywood Park. Slammy Boy wins Churchill feature. Sky Music wins Big A's Restrainor Stakes. 10 2-year-olds to run in $1 million Delta.



POKER - Online poker has been declared illegal in Washington, so what will professional poker players do now that they need to choose between their homes and their job?