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TELEGRAPH-FORUM II 7A No Events Boys Basketball Galion at River p.m. Seneca East at St.Wendeling,7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball Buckeye Central at p.m. Wynford at p.m. arey at Colonel p.m.

Plymouth at Seneca p.m LOCAL SCOREBOARD NFL Playoff Glance All Times EST Super Bowl A Santa Denver vs.Carolina,late 2016 NFL AP Awards AP NFL MVP Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The voting for the 2015 NFL Most Valuable Player selected by The Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Can 4 8 arson Tom England1 AP NFL Offensive Player Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Voting for the 2015 FL Offensive Player of the Year selected by he Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Cam Antonio Russell 7 om England 6 arson Julio 2 A drian AP NFL Defensive Player Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Voting for the 2015 NFL Defensive Player of the Year selected by he Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: J.J.Watt,DE,Houston37 Aaron Luke 4 osh AP NFL Offensive Rookie Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Voting for the 2015 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year selected by he Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Todd Jameis Bay17 Amari Tyler David AP NFL Defensive Rookie Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Voting for the 2015 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year selected by The Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Marcus City45 Ronald 4 eonard AP NFL Comeback Player Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The voting for the 2015 NFL Comeback Player of the Year selected by the Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Eric City38 Carson Adrian 4 aVorro Fran1 oug Bay 1 AP NFL Coach of the Year Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The voting for the 2 015 NFL Coach of the Year selected by The Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide anel of the media: on 3 6 1 2 Andy City 6 ill 2 ary 1 2 Mike Bill England 1 ruce 1 AP NFL Assistant Coach of the Year Voting SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The voting for the 2015 NFL Assistant Coach of the Year selected by The Associated Press in balloting by a nationwide panel of the media: Wade DC 1 6 ue OC8 Mike OC7 Darrell OC5 Sean DC 4 osh England OC 2 Bill O-line2 Bob City DC1 Chan OC1 Todd OC1 James DC1 Steve secondary1 Sean OC 1 Calendar Feb.7 Super Bowl at Santa Clara, Calif. eb.23-29 NFL Oil Stadi- March 7 Deadline for clubs to designate franchise or transition players, 4 p.m. arch 9 Trading period and free agency or 2016 p.m. March 20-23 Annual league April 22 Deadline for restricted free agents to sign offer sheets. April 28-30 NFL May 23-25 Spring league meeting, Charl 2016 NFL Hall of Fame Inductees x-old nominee): x-Eddie DeBartolo Owner Tony Dungy Head Coach rett Favre Quarterback Kevin Greene Linebacker Marvin Harrison Wide Reciever x-Orlando Pace Offensive Tackle Ken Stabler Quarterback x-Dick Stanfel Offensive Guard NBA All times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE A tlantic Division WLPctGB Toronto3416.680— Boston3122.5854½ New York 2 3 3 1 426 1 3 rooklyn 1 3 3 9 250 2 2 hiladelphia843.15726½ Southeast Division WLPctGB Atlanta3023.566— Miami 2 9 2 3 558 harlotte 2 5 2 6 490 4 ashington2227.4496 Orlando2228.4406½ Central Division WLPctGB Cleveland3614.720— Chicago 2 7 2 3 540 9 I ndiana2724.5299½ Detroit2725.51910 Milwaukee 2 0 3 2 385 1 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division WLPctGB San Antonio438.843— Memphis3021.58813 Dallas 2 9 2 5 537 1 ouston2726.50917 New Orleans1832.36024½ Northwest Division WLPctGB Oklahoma City3814.731— Utah 2 5 2 5 500 1 2 ortland2527.48113 Denver2131.40417 Minnesota1636.30822 Pacific Division WLPctGB Golden State 4 6 4.

920 Sacramento2130.41225½ Phoenix1438.26933 L.A.Lakers1142.20836½ Games Portland 79 Indiana 104 Charlotte 104 Cleveland Orleans 84 Philadelphia 98 Minnesota 105 Dallas an Antonio 102 Golden State City 108 Utah 89 Games Boston 119 Orlando 94 Denver York 96 93 Games Sacramento at p.m. L.A.Lakers at p.m. L.A.Clippers at p.m. Chicago at p.m. enver at p.m.

Toronto at p.m. New Orleans at p.m. ortland at p.m. Orlando at p.m. klahoma City at p.m.

Games Boston at p.m. San Antonio at p.m. ashington at New p.m. Utah at p.m. Houston at Golden p.m.

Calendar Feb.12-14 All-Star Feb.18 Trade p.m. arch Playoff eligibility waiver deadline. April 13 Regular season ends. April 15 Playoff rosters p.m. April 16 Playoffs begin.

May 17 Draft lottery. NHL All times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Florida523115668148116 Tampa Bay512918462139121 Boston522818662155138 Detroit522618860131134 Montreal542624456147144 Ottawa 5 3 2 4 2 3 65 4 1 52 1 69 uffalo532126648121143 Toronto511923947122145 Metropolitan Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Washington51389480169115 N.Y.Rangers522918563151136 N.Y. Islanders 5 12718660146130 ittsburgh512618759133133 New Jersey532620759121126 Carolina542421957130144 Philadelphia512319955123138 Columbus542128547138170 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Chicago563616476159128 Dallas533315571172144 St.Louis553017868135132 Nashville532520858138140 Colorado552724458149152 Minnesota522320955127128 Winnipeg 5 2 2 3 2 6 34 9 1 36 1 52 Pacific Division GPWLOTPtsGFGA Los Angeles513117365137119 San Jose512720458149139 A naheim502518757113117 Arizona522422654139162 Vancouver5220201252124145 Calgary512325349135150 dmonton 5 4 2 1 2 8 54 7 1 36 1 65 points for a point for vertime loss. Games Washington Jersey N.Y.Rangers ontreal 1 Detroit 1 Boston ttawa 1 Pittsburgh St.Louis 1 ashville Jose 2 Chicago 1 innipeg 2 algary 1 Games Montreal Washington 2 1 Games New Jersey at N.Y.Rangers,7 p.m. A naheim at p.m.

Tampa Bay at p.m. Florida at p.m. Games Los Angeles at p.m. Florida at p.m. Edmonton at New p.m.

A naheim at p.m. N.Y.Islanders at p.m. Tampa Bay at p.m. innipeg at St.Louis,8 p.m. Washington at p.m.

Dallas at p.m. an Jose at p.m. Vancouver at p.m. Toronto at p.m. Calendar Feb.29 Trade p.m.

arch 2 Deadline for national associa- ions to announce minimum 16-player rosters for 2016 World Cup of Hockey. arch 14-16 General managers meet- i April 9 Final day of regular season. A pril 13 Playoffs begin. May 29-June 4 NHL rookie combine at June 24-25 NHL draft at July Free agency MLB Calendar Feb.3-19 Salary arbitration hearings, Phoenix. Feb.18 Voluntary reporting date for and injured players.

eb.23 Voluntary reporting date for other players. March Mandatory reporting date. arch 16 Last day to place a player on unconditional release waivers and pay 30 days termination pay instead of 45 days. arch 30 Last day to request unconditional release waivers on a player without having to pay his full 2016 salary. A pril 3 Opening day.Active rosters reduced to 25 players.

July 12 All-Star Diego. uly 15 Last day to sign for amateur draft picks subject to deadline. uly 24 Hall of Fame inductions, Coopers Aug.1— Last day to trade a player without ecuring waivers. ept.1— Active rosters expand to 40 players. November TBA Deadline for teams to make qualifying offers to their eligible former players who became free day after World Series.

ovember TBA Deadline for free agents to accept qualifying day after World Series. ec.1— Collective bargaining agreement between MLB and association expires. Dec.2 Last day for teams to offer 2017 contracts to unsigned players. Dec.5-8 Winter COLLEGES National signing day Using the averages of all the major recruiting web are the final (unofficial) signing-day standings. 1.Alabama 2.Florida State 3.LSU 4.Ohio State 5.Michigan 6.Ole Miss 7.Georgia 8 9 10.Auburn 1 1.Texas 1 2.UCLA 13.Florida 14.Notre Dame 1 5.Tennessee 1 6.Stanford 17.Baylor 18.Texas 1 9.Michigan State 20.TCU 21.Penn State 22.Oklahoma 23.Nebraska 24.Oregon 25.Arkansas Basketball Major Scores EAST Canisius 61 Fairfield 70 I ona 61 Marist 73 St.Bonaventure Louis 62 Conn Carolina 67 NATIONAL SCOREBOARD All Times EST OLLEGE BASKETBALL 7p.m.

ESPN Louisville at Duke SPNU Oklahoma St.at TCU St.John’s at Georgetown 7:30 p.m. CBSSN Colgate at Army 9p.m. ESPN Texas at Oklahoma SPNU Notre Dame at Clemson NBA BASKETBALL 8 p.m. NBA Orlando at Atlanta RUGBY oon NBCSN World Rugby Sevens Series SOCCER 2 :55 p.m. NBCSN West Ham United at Southampton COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m.

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85, restline 37 Mason Campbell has a game high 16 points with nine rebounds. Elijah Cobb added 14 points while Jared Jakubick and yson Kent each scored 1 0 points for St. Clark scored eight points and eight re- ounds for the Bulldogs on Saturday. Stat Book: St.Peter’s:28-58 2, 2), 3 9 6, all 6, Osgar 8, Maxwell 4, Gurski 8, Mulherin 3. FT, 1 -7 urnovers.Scoring:Winkler 6, Gregory 7, Ronk 2, Triplett 7, Sipes 2, Snyder 1, Foltz 4.

Colonel Crawford 56, Plymouth 38 Hayden Bute led Colon el Crawford with 17 points on Saturday. Brody Martin followed with 1 5 points and three 3- pointers and Owen Adams added 14 points. Dodge Collins led Plymouth with seven points with two 3-pointers. Stat Book: Colonel FG, 11-16 2, Burkhart 1, Bute turnovers.Scoring: Burkhart 5, Kirkpatrick 1, Shaum 4. 3pt.

13 turnovers. 6, Howell 6, Nester 2, Myers 6, Chaffins 2, Adams 2, Smedley 5, Hintz 2. GIRLS BASKETBALL Bucyrus 33 Bucyrus (9-10, 8-8 10) defeated Ridgedale (1-20, 0-16 N10) in conference action on Saturday. elci Simms had a ouble-double with 14 oints and 11rebounds for Bucyrus. Alivia Lewi add 12 points.

Simms scored her 1000th career point. Megan Mulvaine had a game high 20 points and seven rebounds for Ridgedale. Stat Book: FT, 2-10 turnovers.Scoring:Hawkins 7, Burling 5, pears 2, Orewiler 4, Seibert 9, Kohler 4, Zehner 7, Simms 5, McAdams 2, Floyd 2. 3pt. Bennett 2) 19 turnovers.

2, Bennett 6, Tilley 3, Pauly 2. Buckeye Central 64, Wynford 48 Buckeye Central was led by Hayley Green with 24 points with six 3-pointers in the win on Saturday. Jenna Karl a dded 10 points with four 3-pointers. Jade Stuckman led the Royals with 12 points followed by Tara Zinser with11and Sarah Ogden with 10 points. Stat Book: Buckeye 3pt.Scoring:Baldosser 4, Heydinger 4 Pifher 7, Biglin 5.

3, Grove 2, Cooper 4, Harris 3, Grove 3. ROUNDUP.