NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Cameron Jordan bolted into the backfield from the left edge of Carolina’s offensive line. The Saints defensive end wrapped both arms around Sam Darnold, lifted the Panthers’ quarterback off his feet and pulled him to the turf on his side as if they were on a wrestling mat.
(AP) — Baylor is the clear choice for No. 1 in The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll. And the voters seem to agree on the group of teams behind the Bears, too.
LAKE ARTHUR – The Lake Arthur Lady Tigers played host to the Oakdale Lady Warriors Tuesday night, and came away with a 52-42 win at “Nookie” Moore Gymnasium. The Lady Tigers used a pair of big evenings from Kali Hornsby and Vivian Sketoe to secure the win over the feisty Lady Warriors. Hornsby went for 24 points, while Sketoe tallied 20 of her own, to combine for 44 of the Lady Tigers’ 52 total points. With the win, Lake Arthur moves to 14-4 overall, while Oakdale fell to 8-9.
HATHAWAY – The Hathaway Lady Hornets came back out of the holiday break and welcomed in the No. 3-ranked team in Class 3A, the South Beauregard Lady Knights, to Charles Groth Gymnasium on Tuesday. The Lady Hornets demolished their guests by a final of 77-45 in a contest that was never really close, upping their overall mark to 20-2 overall. Hathaway placed four players in double figures, with Chloey Guidry and Lamiyah Sanchez combining for 46. Hathaway was back in action in the Washington-Marion Tournament on Wednesday when they did battle with the Barbe Lady Bucs. Barbe is only one of two teams to defeat the Lady Hornets this season.
LAKE CHARLES – The Lacassine Lady Cardinals opened play at the Washington-Marion Tournament on Wednesday by taking down the hosts by a final of 66-36 in a morning affair. The Lady Cards led from start to finish here, and used big games from Sydnie Cooley and Isabella Hardy to propel them to victory. Cooley and Isabella Hardy combined for 40 points in the 30-point win. With the victory, Lacassine improves to 12-9 overall on the season.
EUNICE – The Lacassine Cardinals continued to pick up wins in the St. Edmund High School Tournament on Tuesday as they knocked off Northside Christian School (NCS) by a final of 80-37. The victory was the second in as many days for the Cards, and they upped their overall record to 17-5. Lacassine placed four players in double figures in the win.
DENVER (AP) — After a recent road win by the Dallas Cowboys, receiver Simi Fehoko tweeted, “Just trying to find my seat on the plane and was sacked by Micah. ... Nobody is safe.”
(AP) — This season has been another banner year for wide receivers, with several hitting milestones in Week 16.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Too big to be covered by the fast guys and too fast to be covered by the big guys.
(AP) — The NHL is following other leagues and U.S. government guidance by cutting COVID-19 isolation times for players and personnel to five days under certain conditions and where it is allowed by local laws.
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