BASKETBALL
TIMBERWOLVES STATISTICS
(Through Friday)
PLAYERGMINPTSREBAST
Towns2533.721.312.02.3
Rose2329.218.33.04.3
Wiggins2132.815.63.72.3
Covington1135.714.66.21.2
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Teague1931.612.12.58.0
Gibson2526.210.87.11.5
Saric1122.010.25.41.0
Okogie1720.07.33.31.0
Dieng2513.55.24.00.8
Tolliver1716.24.82.40.7
Jones2417.94.31.52.8
Terrell121.34.01.01.0
Deng38.73.33.70.3
Nunnally85.82.00.40.6
Bates-Diop28.92.01.50.0
Williams68.91.70.30.5
Totals25240.0110.044.223.6
Opponents25240.0109.546.225.4
Football
COLLEGE
EAST
• Army 17, Navy 10
FCS PLAYOFFS
Quarterfinals
• Eastern Washington 34, UC Davis 29
• North Dakota State 35, Colgate 0
• South Dakota St. 27, Kennesaw St. 17
NCAA DIV. II PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
• Ferris State 42, MSU Mankato 25
• Valdosta St. 30, Notre Dame (Ohio) 24
NCAA DIV. III PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
• Mary Hardin-Baylor 31, Wis.-Whitewater 14
• Mount Union 28, Johns Hopkins 20
SUMMARY
Ferris State 42, MSU Mankato 25
Ferris State14 7 7 14 — 42
MSU Mankato10 9 0 6 — 25
M: Ekowa 3 run (Bednarski kick)
F: Campbell 40 run (Dieterle kick).
M: FG Bednarski 22.
F: Taylor 27 pass from Campbell (Dietele kick).
F: Barnett 2 run (Dieterle kick).
M: Arnold 27 pass from Schlichte (kick blocked).
M: FG Bednarski 41.
F: Earls 55 pass from Campbell (Dieterle kick).
M: Gunn 1 run (kick failed).
F: Campbell 1 run (Dieterle kick).
F: Portis 19 run (Dieterle kick).
HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS
Since 1980
Note: x-vacated
2018: Kyler Murray, Oklahoma, QB
2017: Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, QB
2016: Lamar Jackson, Louisville, QB
2015: Derrick Henry, Alabama, RB
2014: Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB
2013: Jameis Winston, Florida State, QB
2012: Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, QB
2011: Robert Griffin III, Baylor, QB
2010: Cam Newton, Auburn, QB
2009: Mark Ingram, Alabama, RB
2008: Sam Bradford, Oklahoma, QB
2007: Tim Tebow, Florida, QB
2006: Troy Smith, Ohio State, QB
2005: x-Reggie Bush, Southern Cal, RB
2004: Matt Leinart, Southern Cal, QB
2003: Jason White, Oklahoma, QB
2002: Carson Palmer, Southern Cal, QB
2001: Eric Crouch, Nebraska, QB
2000: Chris Weinke, Florida St., QB
1999: Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB
1998: Ricky Williams, Texas, RB
1997: Charles Woodson, Michigan, CB
1996: Danny Wuerffel, Florida, QB
1995: Eddie George, Ohio State, TB
1994: Rashaan Salaam, Colorado, RB
1993: Charlie Ward, Florida State, QB
1992: Gino Torretta, Miami, QB
1991: Desmond Howard, Michigan, WR
1990: Ty Detmer, Brigham Young, QB
1989: Andre Ware, Houston, QB
1988: Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St., RB
1987: Tim Brown, Notre Dame, WR
1986: Vinny Testaverde, Miami, QB
1985: Bo Jackson, Auburn, TB
1984: Doug Flutie, Boston College, QB
1983: Mike Rozier, Nebraska, TB
1982: Herschel Walker, Georgia, HB
1981: Marcus Allen, Southern Cal, TB
1980: George Rogers, South Carolina, HB
GOLF
PROFESSIONAL
QBE SHOOTOUT
Second round • Naples, Fla.
At Tiburon Golf Club
Yards: 7,382 Par: 72 Purse: $3.4 million
G. Woodland/C. Hoffman61-64—125
P. Kizzire/B. Harman59-66—125
G. McDowell/E. Grillo59-66—125
K. Na/B. DeChambeau59-67—126
L. List/C. Howell III61-66—127
L. Thompson/T. Finau61-67—128
B. Watson/H. Varner III62-67—129
S. Stricker/S. O'Hair62-67—129
B. Snedeker/B. Horschel63-67—130
Kyle Stanley/P. Perez63-68—131
A. Landry/L. Donald63-68—131
K. Kisner/C. Champ63-71—134
HOCKEY
WILD STATISTICS
(Through Saturday)
PLAYERGPGAPTS+/-PIM
Granlund2911172824
Parise2813112428
Koivu2741721112
Suter2941721-116
Staal28101020012
Dumba2910919-716
Zucker299918210
Spurgeon293121548
Niederreiter2941014-106
Coyle29491348
Fehr29459-520
Greenway28459-514
Brodin29347-512
Foligno29235-223
Brown25134-512
Eriksson Ek22134-56
Seeler29123015
Hendricks1001107
Pateryn28011-314
Prosser200000
Read500002
Totals2988151239-33237
Opponents298614523120258
GOALIESWLOTSOSv%GAA
Stalock5300.9042.65
Dubnyk10920.9072.81
Totals151220.9002.97
Opponents141321.9003.03
PRO • WOMEN
NWHLWLTOLPtsGFGA
Whitecaps6200122621
Boston5200102915
Buffalo430082312
Connecticut250151223
Metropolitan270041534
RESULT SATURDAY
Buffalo 3, Connecticut 1
GAME SUNDAY
Boston at Metropolitan, 1 pm
COLLEGE • MEN
BIG TENWLTSWPtsGFGA
Ohio State4222162113
Wisconsin4331162825
Notre Dame5300152021
Gophers3230122320
Michigan2442122832
Penn State3411113837
Michigan State251181626
Overall: Notre Dame 11-5-1, Penn State 11-5-1, Ohio State 9-4-3, Wisconsin 8-7-3, Michigan 6-7-4, Gophers 5-6-4, Michigan St. 6-9-1.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Gophers 4, Michigan 3
Penn State 9, Notre Dame 1
Wisconsin 3, Michigan State 0
NCHCWLTSWPtsGFGA
St. Cloud State6021213017
W. Michigan4311142620
Minn. Duluth4310132112
Denver4400122322
Miami (Ohio)3321122122
North Dakota350091421
Omaha251182034
Colorado College251071825
Overall: St. Cloud State 13-1-2, Minn.-Duluth 10-4-2, Denver 8-4-2, Miami (Ohio) 9-6-3, North Dakota 9-6-1, W. Michigan 9-6-1, Colorado College 7-7-2, Omaha 4-10-2.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Denver 2, North Dakota 1, OT
St. Cloud State 7, Omaha 1
W. Michigan 1, Minn.-Duluth 1, OT • W. Michigan wins shootout, 1-0
Nonconference
Vermont 2, Colorado College 1
WCHAWLTSWPtsGFGA
MSU Mankato9100274113
Michigan Tech8111264023
Bowling Green6222222619
N. Michigan6400182217
Bemidji St.5410162424
Lake Superior St.5510163028
Alaska4611142535
Ferris State271072840
Ala.-Huntsville280061729
Anchorage09101530
Overall: MSU Mankato 14-2-0, Bowling Green 11-3-3, Michigan Tech 9-6-1, Bemidji St. 7-7-2, Lake Superior St. 8-6-1, N. Michigan 7-10-0, Alaska 4-11-2, Ferris St. 4-11-1, Ala.-Huntsville 2-14-0, Anchorage 1-12-1.
RESULT FRIDAY
Lake Superior St. 4, Alaska 1
RESULTS SATURDAY
Ala.-Huntsville 4, Bemidji St. 2
Bowling Green 4, Ferris St. 3, OT
Michigan Tech 3, N. Michigan 1
MSU Mankato 6, Anchorage 0
Lake Superior St. at Alaska, late
MIAC
Concordia (Moorhead) 5, Hamline 1
UPPER MIDWEST
Augsburg 3, St. Norbert 3, OT
Marian (Wis.) 3, Wis.-Eau Claire 3, OT
St. Mary's 4, Wis.-Superior 2
St. Scholastica 4, St. John's 1
Wis.-Stout 7, Northland 1
EAST
Arizona State 3, Princeton 2
Boston U. 5, Mass.-Lowell 2
Brown 2, Union 1
Clarkson 3, St. Lawrence 0
Colgate 2, Niagara 0
Holy Cross 2, Robert Morris 0
Massachusetts 3, Quinnipiac 1
Mercyhurst 4, Air Force 1
New Hampshire 4, Dartmouth 0
Northeastern 7, Merrimack 2
Sacred Heart 6, RIT 4
Yale 3, Rensselaer 0
EXHIBITION
U.S. Under-18 Team 6, Maine 4
COLLEGE • WOMEN
WCHAWLTSWPtsGFGA
Gophers9210284323
Wisconsin910027349
Ohio State8400242721
Minn. Duluth4622162529
Bemidji State4710131731
MSU Mankato3721111620
St. Cloud State2120062251
Overall: Wisconsin 19-1-0, Gophers 17-2-1, Ohio State 12-6-0, MSU Mankato 8-7-3, Minn. Duluth 6-8-2, Bemidji State 5-13-1, St. Cloud State 5-15-1.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Minn. Duluth 2, MSU Mankato 1
Wisconsin 3, St. Cloud State 1
Nonconference
Gophers 5, Robert Morris 0
Bemidji State 3, Mercyhurst 1
UPPER MIDWEST
Augsburg 6, Marian (Wis.) 3
Northland 5, Concordia (Moorhead) 2
St. Catherine 3, Concordia (Wis.) 1
St. Mary's 3, Wis.-Stevens Point 0
Wis.-River Falls 4, Gustavus 0
SOCCER
MLS playoffs
RESULT SATURDAY
Championship
Atlanta 2, Portland 0
WORLD CUP • WOMEN
2019 WORLD CUP
FIRST ROUND
Group A
• France, Nigeria, Norway and South Korea
Group B
• China, Germany, Spain and South Africa
Group C
• Australia, Brazil, Italy and Jamaica
Group D
• Argentina, England, Japan and Scotland
Group E
• Cameroon, Canada, Netherlands and New Zealand
Group F
• USA, Chile, Sweden and Thailand
USA first-round schedule
• June 11: vs. Thailand at Reims, France
• June 16: vs. China at Paris
• June 20: vs. Sweden, at Le Havre, France
SECOND ROUND
Games June 22
At Grenoble, France
• Group B winner vs. Group A, C or D third place
At Nice, France
• Group B second place vs. Group C second place
Games June 23
At Valenciennes, France
• Group D winner vs. Group B, E or F third place
At Le Havre, France
• Group A winner vs. Group C, D or E third place
Games June 24
At Reims, France
• Group B second place vs. Group F winner
At Paris
• Group F second place vs. Group E second place
Games June 25
At Montpellier, France
• Group C winner vs. Group A, B or F second place
At Rennes, France
• Group E winner vs. Group D second place
QUARTERFINALS
Game June 27
At Le Havre, France
• Nice winner vs. Valenciennes winner
Game June 28
At Paris
• Le Havre winner vs. Reims winner
Games June 29
At Valenciennes, France
• Montpellier winner vs. Rennes winner
At Rennes, France
• Grenoble winner vs. Paris winner
SEMIFINALS
Game July 2
At Lyon, France
• Le Havre winner vs. Paris winner
Game July 3
At Lyon, France
• Valenciennes winner vs. Rennes winner
THIRD PLACE
Game July 6
At Nice, France
• Semifinal losers
CHAMPIONSHIP
Game July 7
At Lyon, France
• Semifinal winners
VOLLEYBALL
COLLEGE • WOMEN
NCAA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT
Regional finals • Saturday
• BYU def. Texas, 25-23, 25-23, 25-21
• Illinois def. Wisconsin, 25-19, 15-25, 25-22, 25-23
• Nebraska def. Oregon, 25-22, 25-23, 25-17
• Stanford def. Penn State, 18-25, 25-23, 25-20, 25-16
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia: Signed C Adony Mejia to a minor league contract.
FOOTBALL
NFL
Buffalo: Signed WR Da'Mari Scott from the practice squad.
Cleveland: Placed TE Pharaoh Brown on injured reserve. Activated DB Terrance Mitchell from injured reserve.
Green Bay: Placed S Raven Greene on injured reserve. Signed OL Adam Pankey from the practice squad.
HOCKEY
NHL
Anaheim: Signed general manager Bob Murray to a two-year contract extension through the 2021-22 season.
Calgary: Recalled F Alan Quine from Stockton (AHL).
Carolina: Reassigned F Saku Maenalanen and G Alex Nedeljkovic to Charlotte (AHL).
Ottawa: Placed F Bobby Ryan on injured reserve.
Tampa Bay: Assigned D Oleg Sosunov and Matthew Spencer to Orlando (ECHL).
SOCCER
MLS
New York City FC: Signed D Maxime Chanot to a multi-year contract.
TODAY'S LINE
NFL
FAVORITELINE (O/U)UNDERDOG
SUNDAY
KANSAS CITY6½ (51)Baltimore
HOUSTON4½ (50)Indianapolis
Carolina1 (47½)CLEVELAND
GREEN BAY4½ (51½)Atlanta
New Orleans9½ (54½)TAMPA BAY
BUFFALO3½ (387½)NY Jets
New England7½ (48)MIAMI
LA Rams3 (51½)CHICAGO
NY Giants3½ (40½)WASHINGTON
Denver3½ (45)SAN FRAN.
LA CHARGERS14 (48)Cincinnati
Detroit2½ (40½)ARIZONA
DALLAS3½ (44)Philadelphia
Pittsburgh10 (51½)OAKLAND
Monday
SEATTLE3 (45)Vikings
NBA
FAVORITELINE (O/U)UNDERDOG
SUNDAY
New Orleans11/2 (228)DETROIT
TORONTO5 (229½)Milwaukee
Utah21/2 (218½)SAN ANT.
Charlotte5 (225)NEW YORK
NHL
FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG
SUNDAY
WINNIPEG-215/+195Philadelphia
ST. LOUIS-185/+170Vancouver
OTTAWAOFF/OFFBoston
Montreal-115/+105CHICAGO
ANAHEIM-115/+105New Jersey
LAS VEGASOFF/OFFDallas
EDMONTON-115/+105Calgary
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
FAVORITELINEUNDERDOG
SUNDAY
ALABAMA1½Arizona
VIRGINIA16½Va. Common.
Ball State5½EVANSVILLE
ST. LOUIS3Oregon St
SAN DIEGO19CS Northridge
Purdue1½TEXAS
Iona2½Columbia
St. John's12½Princeton
Gonzaga3Tennessee
Nevada13½Grand Canyon
College Football
FAVORITELINE (O/U)UNDERDOG
NEXT SATURDAY
Celebration Bowl • At Atlanta
NC A&T7½ (47½)Alcorn State
New Mexico Bowl • At Albuquerque
Utah St9 (66½)North Texas
Cure Bowl • At Orlando, Fla.
Tulane3½ (59)La.-Lafayette
Las Vegas Bowl • At Las Vegas
Fresno St4½ (52)Arizona St
Camellia Bowl • At Montgomery, Ala.
Ga. Southern1 (47½)E. Michigan
Carrier Bowl • At New Orleans
Appalachian St.7 (50½)Middle Tenn.
DECEMBER 18
Boca Raton Bowl • At Boca Raton, Fla.
UAB2 (43½)N. Illinois
DECEMBER 19
Frisco Bowl • At Frisco, Texas
Ohio3 (54)San Diego St.
DECEMBER 20
Gasparilla Bowl • At Tampa, Fla.
Marshall2½ (55½)South Florida
DECEMBER 21
Bahamas Bowl • At Nassau, Bahamas
Toledo6 (68)FIU
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl • At Boise
BYU12 (48½)W. Michigan
DECEMBER 22
Birmingham Bowl • At Birmingham, Ala.
Memphis5 (73½)Wake Forest
Armed Forces Bowl • At Fort Worth
Army3 (67)Houston
Dollar General Bowl • At Mobile, Ala.
Buffalo2½ (53½)Troy
Hawaii Bowl • At Honolulu
HAWAII1 (60)La. Tech
DECEMBER 26
Quick Lane Bowl • At Detroit
Georgia Tech4 (60½)Gophers
First Responder Bowl • At Dallas
Boise St.3 (55)Boston College
Cheez-It Bowl • At Phoenix
TCUpick (40½)California
DECEMBER 27
Independence Bowl • At Shreveport, La.
Temple3 (56)Duke
Pinstripe Bowl • At New York
Miami4 (47)Wisconsin
Texas Bowl • At Houston
Vanderbilt3½ (55)Baylor
DECEMBER 28
Music City Bowl • At Nashville, Tenn.
Auburn4 (54½)Purdue
Camping World Bowl • At Orlando, Fla.
West Virginia1½ (68½)Syracuse
Alamo Bowl • At San Antonio, Texas
Washington St.3½ (54½)Iowa State
DECEMBER 29
Arizona Bowl • At Tucson, Ariz.
Arkansas St.1½ (60½)Nevada
Peach Bowl • At Atlanta
Michigan7½ (51)Florida
Belk Bowl • At Charlotte, N.C.
South Carolina4 (54½)Virginia
Orange Bowl • At Miami
Alabama14 (81)MIAMI
Cotton Bowl • At Arlington, Texas
Clemson11 (55)Notre Dame
DECEMBER 31
Military Bowl • At Annapolis, Md.
Cincinnati5 (53½)Virginia Tech
Sun Bowl • At El Paso, Texas
Stanford6½ (52)Pittsburgh
Redbox Bowl • At Santa Clara, Calif.
Oregon3 (48)Michigan St.
Liberty Bowl • At Memphis, Tenn.
Missouri7½ (74)Okla. St.
Holiday Bowl • At San Diego
Utah6½ (45)Northwestern
Taxslayer Bowl • At Jacksonville, Fla.
Texas A&M4½ (58½)N.C. State
JANUARY 1
Outback Bowl • At Tampa, Fla.
Mississippi St.6½ (44½)Iowa
Citrus Bowl • At Orlando, Fla.
Penn St6 (48)Kentucky
Fiesta Bowl • At Glendale, Ariz.
LSU7½ (55½)UCF
Rose Bowl • At Pasadena, Calif.
Ohio State6½ (58)Washington
Sugar Bowl • At New Orleans
Georgia11 (58)Texas
Note: Home team in CAPS.
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