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Korie Lucious hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to cap a frenetic finish and give injury-depleted Michigan State an 85-83 victory over Maryland on Sunday in the second round of the NCAA tournament. After star guard Kalin Lucas went down with a leg injury, the Spartans blew a 16-point lead in the second half. Greivis Vasquez's basket put Maryland ahead 83-82 with 6 seconds left, but Michigan State inbounded immediately and pushed up the floor.

I had an open look. Time was running down. I just shot it and it went in   -Korie Lucious

 

4-8 overall, 2-5 in Central Ozark Conference play. Returning Starters: 4, Bo Mahr, Sr.; Matt Garrity, Sr.; Joey Cumming, Sr.; Evan Clark, Sr. Other players: Jeremiah Jennings, So.; Paul Cho, So.; Jimmy Murray, So.; Tyler Slawter, So.; Bobby Ducommon, So.; Jacob Lance, Fr. Coach's Quote: "I would like to see the team get back to the .500 mark in terms of overall record. I think in conference we can pick up a couple of more wins this year as well," Neosho coach Nick Hays said. "Our sophomores really n

I would like to see the team get back to the .500 mark in terms of overall record. I think in conference we can pick up a couple of more wins this year as well   -Nick Hays

 

Korie Lucious hit a three-pointer from the top of the arc just before the buzzer sounded to give Michigan State an 85-83 win over Maryland in the second round of the Midwest Region of the NCAA Tournament. Lucious' layup with 2:09 remaining appeared to give Michigan State (26-8) a comfortable 80-71 lead before Maryland (24-9) came back with a vengeance. Greivis Vasquez got the Terrapins going with a three-point play and steal that led to a layup by Sean Mosley to make it an 80-76 game with 1:48 left.  

Chancellor Alistair Darling is set to unveil a green investment bank in his Budget on Wednesday. The government will inject £1billion into the project, which is aimed at kickstarting investment in green-energy projects and technology. Mr Darling hopes it will create up to 400,000 jobs by 2015 as well as help meet environmental targets.

as he tries once more to transform a sow’s ear into something resembling a silk purse   -Alistair Darling

 

A poor start to the match sealed a season-opener loss for the Maitland Mustangs on Saturday night. The Mustangs finished their first quarter nine points down to the Bankstown Bruins at the Maitland Federation Centre and coach Luke Boyle said they struggled to overcome the deficit for the rest of the match. Wins to Maitland in the second and fourth quarters were not enough to close the gap and the Bruins took the match 77-72.  

Sure, they were outplayed — by a considerable margin. But though the final score irked him, Denny Lambert said he liked the way his Soo Greyhounds competed Saturday, despite dropping a 5-2 decision to the Plymouth Whalers before 2,743 at the Compuware Sports Arena. What pleased Lambert most, as his team headed home, is this: The Greyhounds got a split on the road and took home ice away from the Whalers.

We're leaving with a split, good job by our guys   -Denny Lambert

 

Steve Burns, Jim Williams (c), Bronwyn Troy, Joe Treasure. Team 2—Mates: Steve Baker (c), Jack Baker, Dave Richmond, Brad Wright. Team 3—Afros: Karl Lanham (c), Ryan Thompson, Lincoln Spence, Skye Lanham.  

The Cedar Park Police Department is seeking assistance from the community to stop a string of daytime burglaries that have occurred since January. 'Although police have been working with neighborhood groups in creating local awareness, we now want to expand awareness and gain the public's assistance to help stop these burglaries,' said Cedar Park Police Department spokesman Captain Jeff Hayes. A crime analysis has been constructed and the following commonalities are notable in these burglaries: The  

This one hurt. Wish I could appreciate this game/ending for all it was. And wish we had gotten a hand in Lucious' face but it was uncontested.  

Two women claim they found two marijuana "roaches" in the bottom of their Popeyes french fries bag, prompting the company to investigate but leaving police with little means to determine their origin. "I grabbed a couple, she grabbed a couple, and lo and behold, we see something at the bottom of the bag," said Stefanie Ward, 27, of Alton. "I didn't know what it was. I've never been around it, never smoked it, and I've never seen it. I said, 'This is a burnt cigarette.'"

I grabbed a couple, she grabbed a couple, and lo and behold, we see something at the bottom of the bag   -Stefanie Ward