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Show Wilson wins Honda Classic who Wilson, Coceres, Boo Weekley missed a par putt Sunday on the 18th hole that would have given him his first career win and Camilo Villegas all finished the 72 regulation holes at e 275. But Wilson's score included a penalty from his round of 66 on Friday, after Jones made a major goof. On the fifth tee Friday, Jones overheard Villegas and his caddie talking about club selection at that par-- hole. Jones blurted out, "It's an referring to the hybrid club that Wilson carries in his bag. Offering advice to competitors like that is against the rules, and Wilson knew it. So he summoned a rules official at the next hole and docked himself two shots. "I felt like I almost cost us this tournament Friday," said Jones, who cried after Friday's round and was righting tears after Wilson got the win Monday. "But he hung in there and knew I didn't mean to do it. It was just a mental error. ... A lot of guys wouldn't have even called it on themselves.'' If that's true, Wilson isn't one of them. The rule was one of the first things he discussed with Jones when he hired him to carry the bag. "Part of me thought he was just upset with me for even making a big deal about it," Wilson said. "But then I finally just put my arm around him and said, 'Hey, let's go; let's go play golf.' Camilo was a gentleman. He did the same thing. ... From there on, I just played some of the best golf of my life." On the second playoff hole the first Wilson used that one played Monday hybrid to set up a putt that d nearly ended the tournament. A approach put him in birdie range at the par-- 4 10th, but he settled for par. Weekley and Villegas weren't so lucky. Tim Reynolds THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. Mark Wilson was a math major at North Carolina and confesses that one of his favorite things is crossing off items on his to-dlists. He can now erase the top entry on that sheet of goals. Wilson made a birdie to beat Jose Coce-re-s on the third playoff hole and win the Honda Classic at PGA National on Monday, the 32year-olplayer's first PGA Tour victory in 111 career tries. He won a four-maplayoff that began Sunday, was interrupted by darkness, then ended when he hit from 10 feet on the par-- 17th hole. "I didnt sleep very good last night at all just because I really wanted to finish it off here and win," he said. He got into the playoff with some big putts Sunday: par from 45 feet on the 16th hole, par from 8 feet on the final regulation hole, then a 30-- f ooter in near-daron the conditions, remember playoff first hole. Some of his competitors acknowledged buckling under pressure. Wilson seemed cool the whole way. "Maybe in these moments, I'm nervous," said Coceres, who also lost a playoff to Fred Funk last week at the tour's stop in Mexico. "Mr. Wilson, he played very good." With the win, Wilson got a $990,000 winner's check, an exemption through the 2009 season and a reprieve from making an 11th consecutive trip to the tour's qualifying school He also vaulted 179 spots to No. 86 in the world rankings. And, if he can stay in the top 10 on the money list, he has a chance at playing the Masters for the first time. His caddie, Chris Jones, got two things: a nice cut of Wilson's earnings, and a huge sense of relief. f r- n 3 k 224-yar- THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. The BYU men's golf team struggled on Monday and is in sixth place after the first day of the USC Collegiate Invitational "It was kind of a funny day today, we didnt play particularly well," said BYU coach Bruce Brockbank. "The golf course played tough, the guys were frustrated and it showed. Some of them handled it better than others." BYlTs Nick KiDpack, competing as an individual, adjusted best for the Cougars, snooting a 139 in the two rounds. Daniel Summerhays led the 143, tied BYU team with a for 11th. Other BYU scores were Nick Becker 144, Robbie Fillmore 146 and Clay Ogden 153. Jake Ellison fought against pain caused by on an infection and shot a the first 18 holes then withdrew about six holes into the second round. He was taken to the hospital and may not play today. Host Southern California leads the tournament at even par. Loyola Marymount's Brian Locke was the low indi136. vidual with a m fi ftt j Si ' ) C3SS With the game knotted at one in the eighth, a two-ou- t walk, an error and a single loaded the bases for Kanas State. The next batter was hit by a pitch, forcing in the d ma Two Press M. ALVAREZAssociated with his caddy Chris P. Jones, right, after defeating Jose Coceres on the third playoff hole to win the Honda Classic on Monday. Mark Wilson, left, celebrates Weekley's drive landed in the left rough, buried so deeply he had no chance of reaching the green. He chopped the ball out, advancing it about 100 yards. His third shot hit 8 feet from the pin but spun backward, and his par try slipped past. He walked to the front of the green, hands on hips, head bent, knowing his chance was gone. "It's a learning experience. I'm disappointed in myself after yesterday, but that's golf, man," Weekley said. "That just happens. ... Just a part of it." 5-- 1 0 Ko's solo homer. Kansas State and BYU play again today at 1 p.m. MT. I Cala earns honor Yosleyder 8 sophomore outCala, a side hitter for the BYU men's volleyball team, has been named the Sports Imports AVCA Division HI Men's National Player of the Week. Cala's strong play lead the Cougars to two wins over Southern California last week. The Trojans, ranked 13th this week, were No. 12 last week. In the two matches, Cala averaged 4.57 kills, a .583 hitting percentage, 1.71 digs and .7 blocks per game. third-ranke- BYU baseball falls to Kansas State: At Manhattan, Kan., Kansas State broke a 1 tie with four runs in the bottom of the eighth and frson Linn was brilliant in relief as the Wildcats knocked off BYU I Wolverine Softball postponed: The UVSC women's softball doubleheader at Southern Utah, which was scheduled today, has been postponed. 5-- Shaquille O'Neal of the Los Angeles points and had 23 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. On this date in 2000, Lakers scored an NBA rebounds in a 123-10- 3 61 h season-hig- SportlightAssociated Press Source: AP MWC standings Conference W week's schedule This Today 12 10 10 7 San Diego St. Wyoming Colorado St. Utah New Mexico TCU San Diego St. vs. Colorado 3:30 p.m. MIDWEST Oklahoma St. 73 TOURNAMENT Colonial Athletic Association Ch&mplonsnlp Va. Commonwealth 65, George Mason 59 Oakland, Mich. 83. UMKC 79 Oral Roberts 75. KJPm 55 Sun Belt Conference W 7 8 E Washington Idaho St. Montana St. Ivy League Pennsylvania. Winthrop. Big South Conference Colonial Athletic Virginia Commonwealth, 8 Sacramento N 8 11 14 St. Colorado .688 .625 .563 .500 .500 .500 .313 AP Top 25 teams in The votes college basketball poll, with in parentheses, records through March 4, total vote points based on 25 points lor a through one point tor a ran piace vote am last week's ranking: Record Pts Pvt 1 I Ohio St. (70) 1,798 3 2. Kansas (2) 1.706 4 1.599 3 Wisconsin 2 26 4 4 UCLA 1.583 6 1.481 5 Memphis 26-S 1.433 6 Florida 7 1.383 7. Texas MM 25 6 1,331 8 8 North Carolina 9 1.205 9 Georgetown 1.013 10 10 Nevada t 13 986 I I Washington St. 16 892 12 Louisville 13 Pittsburgh 254 682 12 14 S .Illinois 274 878 11 15 868 15 Tens 17 662 16 Oregon 24 639 17 Maryland 20 538 16 Marquette IB 517 19 Butler 442 22 20 Notre Dame 14 284 21 Duke 243 22 Tennessee 23-- 7 -21M 23. BYU 162 Winthrop 12 24. UNLV St The top 25 4 Others racenrMM fetes: VendettHIt 124, Virginia 104. Xavier 88. Creighton S3. Aniona 42. Southern Cel 25. Va Commomneith 2t. Georgte Tech 20. Indiana 16. Mr farce 17. Virginia Tech It, Massachusetts II, Vmanova 9. Michigan St t. Davidson 8. Akron 4, Kansas SI 4, Appalachian SI 3. Fresno St Kentucky 3. Syracuse 3. Wsshinglon 2. Chrtttl 1. Vermont 1. Texas Roberts Mich. 4 .714 9 643 soo .429 7 S 7 I I UMKC 6 8 Centenary W Uncus 3 3 11 11 Valparaiso mem 2 J UCLA (JO) 27 I 27- -4 731 4 l?l 28- - WiscomM 5 MtmphM I Fionas 7 Texas AIM North Carolina 9 Georoetoem 10 Naaeoa II Pmeiiuro, 12 Washington State. 1 Southern tamo I 14 Teue 271 766 25 J 254 731 271 251 244 274 .429 214 214 221 Satieaty't raautla Roberts Oral 79. Centenary 59 Mich 74. W akras 57 Oakland, Sander's rseutts Unj 71, 1. Utah M UMKC 84. Valparaiso 76 Oakland. Mich 83. UMKC 79 Oral Roberts 75, UPU 55. Women's results TOURNAMBfT e IOC 65. 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Southern Conference East Ceroana, Conference USA Otraaoa Wast Coast tosereact wyl 2 APTop25 teams In The Vaaoriesjd DukelM) 1 Connerlictlt (7) Morta Carolina 4 4 Tennessee I I I 7 71 I Ml 71 1.275 1.177 1 Gevtn Colas 1.IM llMncXV I 1,H0 Cm SI llamonl 711 1,021 77 4 7 Manriara Arirona St. 781 I Vatclt Vi I M7 I t PwAue I MO II tetaaAM 211 Ml 14 14 Oaoraie 751 18 ftarnpa WetMnotoo? i Hkmh lanneasea V 1 23 1 17 C state 14-t larKf 677 12 280 4 75 11 11 4949-2- 82 8 4?l tli 14 11 70-- 46 744970-7- ev antra 11 440 CtyPnll.J10 66 Johnmlltial 111,166 263 283 763 263 281 2R3 6667- - 72 71- - 70 7549 264 49 784 70 7441- 75 66 764 2H5 70 66 71 J 7749 7074 765 285 265 2M 70 7? 7746 71- 7846 26 76 70 71 7177 72 70 72 Cwt (iMvpeatiaMI III.71I Paaa lonanllll.rtl Luraa (Invar 1H.71S 70 7647-7- 67 Jpi 0uinney11,7U IK 66 It 7 5 OC"iil?.04S 4,748 4,725 4,359 4,348 3,969 3,898 3,649 3,366 3,292 3,270 2,886 2,858 2,837 2,835 2,768 2.626 2,613 2,397 2,326 2,247 2,199 2.052 Snedeker Steve Stncker Bubba Watson 1,897 1,818 1,758 Ted Purely Cliff Kresge Mark Cataavecchia 1,752 John Mallinger Will Mackenzie 1,751 1.723 Doug LaBelle Pat Perez 1.710 1,684 1,680 Padraig Hamngton Bill Haas 1,629 Darnel Chopra 1.576 1,571 Rory Sabrjatm Chad Campbell 1,544 1,522 1,497 Stephen Ames Peter Lonard Craig Kanada Andrew 1.485 Buckle 1,483 1,433 1,426 Ryan Armour Troy Matleson Ernie Els Brett Wettench Rich Beam Ian Pomter Matt Kuchar 1,421 NickWatney Harrison Fnuar J J. Henry Stewart Dnk Tnpp Isenhour 1,310 1,409 1,386 1,371 1.351 1.333 1,311 1,303 1.300 1.238 1,228 Billy Mayfair Dudley Hart Ryua Imada Charlie Wi 66 Corey Pavln 67. Stepnen Marino 1,214 66 SergnGarca 69 Bo Van Pelt 70. Johnson Wagner 1.162 63 64 65 1,213 1.205 1,189 1.187 1.177 1,120 1.106 1,106 1.100 1.060 72 Greg Owen 73 Bamhanl langer 74 Lucas Glover 75. Jason Dutner 76 Carl Pettersson 77 John Senden 76 Robert Gamgus, 1.034 1.021 1.015 1.005 995 973 79 Nick u Hem 60 Cameron Beckman 967 81 Jason Bonn 82 Jose Mara OtazaoaJ 867 335 63 Scott varpiar 64 Brett Ougley 824 814 65 George McNeil 794 66 Anthony Kim 794 67 Vaughn Taylor 86 JoaDurant 782 775 69 RodPampang 761 90 Steve Beech 91 Gwn Day 755 92 Rocco Mediate 748 731 93 .Hayes 711 94 Arron (Jbarhoaaf 710 Kevin Starker 95 704 98 JoeOgVvte 703 97 Shaun Mchaal 680 96 Ryan Moore 672 99 Stave Lowery 663 100 Mchaal Putnam if 117516 112,556 Tina Panaca. Jr I? MI 70 Melhaw Ores H2.04 Ban 12 11 It (tu.homi 260 280 734948-7- J 3 MJ I17.5S6 IUNnStaaar1?UI 7l LM) 76474946280 70-- AuBaWi Cafl Kraaae 77 1 71 7 73 4 27 10 Psttaniaon $47,056 $47,056 w MacKanm $47,056 J J Henry $47 ,056 Gkai Day $47,056 Chrto DAIaroo $30,525 Jan Fvyt $30 525 John Memo $30,525 Tail Hemm $30,525 MHeintr $30,525 Jason Bohn $30 575 Charles Warren $30 525 Joe Ogawe $30,575 Men kur $71 450 Horxo Maitale $21,450 JerrodLyieUMM) taanwoavnon $21,450 JohnSen0en$21.450 SMW Attn 121,450 Brandt Snaoakar $71,450 Donald $14,706 U km aouM 114,709 Was Snot $14.70) avian Oevaj H4.70I Jed Owe 114.709 114.709 jeep Panw AnttnmrKiai 114.701 By Meyfaa 5,087 4,991 4,801 Brandt 50 51 52 53. 54 55. 56. 57. 58 59 60 61 62. Today's at Kansas state, 2 p.m. at lexas lecn at 7.599 6,517 6,295 6,027 48 J Holmes 49. Charles Warren Kansas Stale UNLV 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 10,239 B Cad 69 62, Arkansas SL 76. Darner 50 keorM 1 amasses 1 24 AFA Utah Ml Stephen Memo $66,750 Rrt Barest) $47 066 Bach Beam $47,056 Mathajs Granoerg $47,056 Chcago 68 Prats' lap women's coeega baakaaia poa. aaii antf. pans votes si parentheses, racordi Vanned Merah 4. total points baaad on ?5 pcaraa Rjr I kelplare wet trough one pram k 1 25(h- - 11 II Marietta - UNM 0 0 0 0 Arron Obertiotear $1 Doug LaBeae I $94,286 B mm S84.2B6 Dave) Love $94,288 Frank LcfcMar I $94,286 P Hamngton $94 288 Jason Outner $94,286 Wi $94,786 Chan Devaj Toms $66,750 ejEast The JOI 761 2M .000 BYU SDSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46279 59 10 151 347 0 ALL GAMES PCT W L .714 4 10 4 .667 8 Resort and Spa (Champion Course) Paan leach Garflana, Fat laMaon Puree: Yardage: 7.241; Par 70 RnalRoulal on nam hole at playoff Wienn $990,000 Jose Coceres $410,667 4946275 Boo Weakley $410,667 7148 Camilo VWegea $410,667 rt inppisennourfcrWM) Robert Aaenoy $200,750 Sieve Stnckar $2M.750 Brett Wettench $165,000 Darael Chopri $165,000 279 Beran Lanoar 1137,500 71 734 7 J P Hayes $1 37.500 vsndertinl. fkiuewefejrn rjontenjnot 41 GB II Canm 141 671 SM S57 502 411 411 PCT AKsmes North Carolina. Aaanac Coast Confarenoa Punka. Kg Tan Snanaaal aaaaourt. Ohej 7S 4 L UNLV title The Pts 774 W TCU UNLV L PCT W 22 10 688 19 13 594 16 15 516 15 ts.soo 14 33 12 20 375 10 21 323 7 23 233 857 standings At PGA NatJoaal Oral top 25 teams w tne us men'l college basketball poll, with first piece voles In perentheen, records through March 4. points eased on 25 pants for Href Mace vote through one point for 25th piece vote aw Ian 2 5 MWC S USA TodayESPN Top 25 Or State Kansas 01 21- -8 -9 vs. New Mexico, 2:30 p.m. ForcaCSU vs. BYU, pjn. man vs. iuu, e:3U p.m. 13 17.433 11 19 .367 10 19 .345 4 24 .143 Conference Oakland. 214 UNLV At-- BYU PCT Overall 104 Points 1. Charles Howell 2. Phil Mickelson 3. Vijay Singh 4. John Rollins 5. Aaron Baddeley 6. Tiger Woods 7. Mark Wilson 8. Paul Goydos 9. Charley Hoffman 10. Henrik Stenson Jeff Quinney 12. Robert Allenby 13. Geoff Ogilvy 14. Jim Furyk 15. Trevor Immelman 16. Luke Donald 17. Jose Coceres 18. Kevin Sutherland 19. David Toms 20. Bart Bryant 21. Justin Hose 22. Adam Scott 23. Davis Love III 24. Boo Weekley 25. Fred Funk 26. Camilo Villegas 27. Heath Slocum 28. K.J. Choi Today's MWC toumamam game Air Force vs. Colorado St., 5:00 p.m. WerJnesday'a MWC toumamam games San Diego St. vs. Wyoming, noon standings L 2 inrougnMarcno Name Baseball ,125 W 12 10 PGA Tour FedEx Cup leaders 22 Saturday'a resufts 48 Idaho St 63. 0T 96. Montana St. 71 nt 20 New Mexico 67, San Diego St. UNLV 63, Colorado St. 58 TCU 62, BYU 48 Utah 53 Wyoming 62, Saturday's ratutta 70. Montana Portland 21 San Diego State Colorado State Air Force II Arizona Montana Portland St N. 23 UNLV AIIGames L PCT W 11 21 17 11 .607 17 14 548 9 12 613 15 14 .517 PCT Alan Morin $11,000 Kyle Reifers $10,890 Michael Putnam $10,780 Robert Garrigus $10,670 18 19 20- MWC St Weber Atlantic Sun Conference Creighton. Missouri Valley Conference Davidson. Southern Conference Eastern Kentucky. Ohio Valley Conference Gonzaga. West Coast Conference Niagara. Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Belmont. L -2 4 Wyoming TCU Utah games AIIGames L PCT W 3 .900 27 22 8 .733 8 .733 22 21 10 .677 8 2 .600 16 13 .552 10 19.345 5 24.172 3 26 .103 Conference NCAA Automatic Bids 27- BYU New Mexico game Big Sky standing 52 26- - 6 standings Conference Team New Mexico St. 65 Semifinals 1 25- - 3 Bay Saturday's Camas San Jose St. 62. Idaho 57 Fresno St 71, Utah St 68 Hawaii 92, Boise St. 75 Conference Semifinals weeks ranking 22. 304 258 238 217 155 152 67 Women's MWC St. 8:30 p.m. Conference L PCT W 2 .875 14 Nevada 5 .688 New Mexico St. 11 10 6 .625 Fresno St. 7 .563 Utah St 9 8 .500 8 Hawaii .500 8 8 Boise St. 7 Louisiana Tech 9 .438 4 12 .250 San Jose St. 1 .063 15 Idaho Nebraska 85, 4 16 .464 16 .429 WAC standings Men's Results Middle Tennessee 4 4 26-- Others receiving votes: California 57, Iowa St. 34, Old Dominion 28, Delaware 8, James Madison 7, Pittsburgh 7, Temple 6, Xavier 3, Mississippi 2, West Virginia 2, Coppin St. 1, DePaul I.Tulane 1. 17.393 11 15 12 19. Rutgers 20. Bowling Green 21 Marquette 23. Louisville 24. Michigan St. 25. Montana 25 6 .806 7 .767 23 21 9.700 16 14 .533 6 4 .571 Utah, 6:00 p.m. UNLV va. College Hoops 59, 6 6 PCT L 7.767 23 Wyoming 76, New Mexico 67 San Diego St. 56, TCU 51 BYU 85, Utah 62 UNLV 65, Colorado St. 47 Today'a MWC tournament TCU vs. New Mexico, 7:30 p.m. Thurtlay's MWC tournament BYU vs. TCUNew Mexico, noon Air Force vs. Wyoming, 2:30 p.m. BASEBALL Clearfield at American Fork, 3:30 p.m. Pleasant Grove at vlewmont, 3:30 p.m. SOFTBALL American Fork at East, 3 p.m. Cottonwood at Orem, 3:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER North Texas PCT 3 JB12 4 .750 6 .625 6 .625 9 . .438 0 .375 10 .375 12 .250 12 .250 L Games Saturday's results Wednesday at Wasatch, 13 UNLV Air Force BASEBALL Layton at Timpview, 3 p.m. Park City at Juab, 3 p.m. SOFTBALL Jordan at Lone Peak, 3:30 p.m. Springville at Murray, 3:30 p.m. Juan Diego at Spanish Fork, 3:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER Springville at American Fork, 3:30 p.m. Delta at Lehi. 3:30 p.m. Payson at Mountain View, 3:30 p.m. Rowland Hall at North Sanpete, 3:30 p.m. Sky View BYU All W d FAST FACT Scoreboard Preps more singles gave Kansas State (10-2- ) a lead. Linn worked a perfect ninth inning to get the win. lead Kansas State took a in the bottom of the first, scoring on a balk. BYU (84) tied it in the top of the fifth on Kasey 3nin-der-p- 'if-LUIS BYUUVSC ROUNDUP HERALD DAILY ' i- 3 d Cougar golfers sixth after two rounds , aw two-strok- o C5 HERALD DAILY Tuesday, March 6, 2007 TJ 73 77 77 46 71 711 71 766 71 ?6 46-- 787 77 7075 70 70 73 75 70 7146 74 74 70 72 72 74 70 74 70 74 74 76 ?6 787 m TBI ?6 76 75 7J 76 7W40 70 60 JOI 791 641 101 Covin Coles 102 Stuart Appleby 103 TariHerron 104 LetJanren 106 Hunter Mahan 106 PamArmgar 107 Stave Eaungton 619 106 PertaaMcUchkn 109 On 590 573 555 554 553 531 Couch TanPetrova: JarryKeaV MM Wear 111 Cm rjaaaroo 114 Nathan Graan 110. 111 524 521 lit 111 510 505 472 115 Tommy Armour 111 Krt Inrartl 117, Tom Johnaon 111 Frank Lickktar I I 119 John Mernck 170 Jefl Meggerl 171 (ncAilov 122 (awdondeJonoj 173 174 John Daly 175 Tom Penace, Jr, 176 177 Briny BaaD 176 Johnson 126 BoDHemtl 130 BanCums 131 lachnaiDato ramarti t 401 92 392 389 377 J72 W 368 365 361 YTD Money $2,143,650 $1,669,642 $1,589,825 $1,413,429 $1,425,990 $1,066,000 $1,095,422 $1,022,133 $952,319 $1,350,000 $953,015 $932,150 $1,039,647 $859,925 $1,020,107 $755,309 $805,295 $712,128 $654,253 $655,043 $648,270 $680,296 $663,622 $604,575 $717,000 $527,267 $505,576 $522,624 $468,096 $462,228 $419,099 $394,210 $369,256 $362,183 $384,660 $408,082 $369,372 $367,275 $391,898 $378,657 $345,720 $384,725 $554,260 $405,000 $386,311 $317,747 $307,740 $348,000 $303,650 $347,276 $328,910 $310,400 $329,498 $283,676 $285,509 $293,171 $274,386 $266,989 $314,538 $266,990 $269,808 $287,056 $258,870 $271,915 $256,771 $274,024 $277,122 $277,200 $242,656 $229,570 $272,663 $242,000 $228,500 $243,845 $219,448 $246,696 $214,602 $227,580 $270,660 $230,321 $205,532 $218,740 $190,347 $210,052 $174,082 $165,409 $164,535 $191,667 $210,107 $165,030 $166,614 $156,650 $161,301 $177,500 $164,406 $160,802 $153,588 $144,950 $139,400 $144,221 $157,506 $170,296 $136,240 $125,200 $126,032 $117,265 $126,053 $132,095 $132,045 S1 17.9.19 , $115,043 1132.060 1145.550 1106.922 1101.207 $106,596 $91,150 $94,286 $96,813 1106.279 I107.04S 1107.676 161.470 $83,014 $W.960 $82,172 $63,393 $78,045 161. 433 $46,696 176.276 SMI Irian Bay 351 133 KanrryPanY 343 134 Duty Waklort 136 Mathw Orantierf 334 16 karate) 136 tamj Mm 1W Paul Onw 1H NaM Onoam I'O? 10 hMStankrMN 175.67$ $6.1.645 77.077 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 145. 145. 148. 149. 150. Jarrod Lyle BobTway Zach Johnson JesperPamevik Jeff Overton $76,212 314 293 293 293 293 290 287 275 Jeff Sluman David Duval BobEstes Southeast Olvlsion L W 0T Pts 78 26 37 78 34 23 73 33 28 67 26 27 60 24 30 Washington WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division L 0T Pts W 93 44 18 5 Nashville 91 Detroit 66 St. Louis 59 Columbus 57 Chicago Northwest Division L 0T Pts 38 22 81 Vancouver 79 21 35 Calgary 79 36 23 Minnesota 69 32 29 Colorado 30 30 66 Edmonton Pacific Division 0T Pts 89 Anaheim 81 Dallas 80 San Jose 57 Phoenix 54 Los Angeles $73,819 $72,513 $84,451 $67,736 $64,350 $64,350 $64,350 $77,237 $61,067 $59,498 295 Omar Uresti Tom Watson Tampa Bay Atlanta Carolina Florida Ryder Cup points United States Through March 4 1. Tiger Woods 897.500 2. Jim Furyk 606.250 504.113 UoeDurant 4. Troy Matteson 375.613 326.957 5. Davis Love 6. EricAxley 252.500 7. Frank Lickliter 227.213 207.000 8. Ben Curtis 9. Stewart Cink 187.500 10. Brett Quigley 175.700 11. 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LOS AM6ELES ITJaiGS Recaeed F Noah Carts mm Manchester ot the AHL Assigned F Shay Stephenson to Manchester WASHUKTON CAPITAL Recalled D Mat Graan from Herahay of the AHL 162 169 165 151 117 5 6 the AHL 11-- long Beech Sluts Southern Caktom Franc Boottend from Grand Rapids of the AHL. C Kyle EDMONTON 0ERS Brodzok Irom Wet4sne'Scranton of 201 It ned ecart CSTVAVCA Men's Top 15 Coaches Poll School BOMBERS-S- Hockey Volleyball UCSB 111 Pa V tuRaaj SO CONFERENCE Otvttion T L Pet VU m m 17 Georgia Orlando New Orleans or maa coejmwa I 01 it r n Saturday Pepperdine at Hawaii BYU at UCSB LBSU al Pacific UCSD al Stanford Marshall, LHP Clay Rapada, INF Ronny Cedeno, INF Brian Dopirak, INF Scott Moore, INF Ryan Theriot, OF Buck Coats. OF Felix Pie, OF Malt Murton, OF Angel Pagan, and C Geovany Solo contracts. on ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Reassigned RHP Chris Lambert, RHP Mike Pansi, RHP Mike Sillman, RHP Mark Worrell. C Bryan Anderson, C Damlo Sanchez, C C Ryan Chnstianson, Michel Hernandez to their minor league camp. Pet 1000 1000 1000 000 000 Austin aappanfaa standings lASTiwi GF GA 174 170 156 197 169 174 222 185 228 213 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division L T Pet W 0 0 t 000 1 000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Philadelphia 0 New York 0 000 Southern DtvHOon W 5 S 4 $ 3 5 2 4 5 20 Deret Watson 21 Scott Hoch 22 Tom Jenkins 23, Wayne Lev! 24 Keith Fergus 25 Dana Cugwy 26 Kiyoeri Mirola 27 Dea Smyth 26 Funy Zoster 29 Jerry Pate 30 Don Pooley 31 Dew) towards 32 G Morgan 33 Ben Crenshaw 34 Mark Johnson 35 Curtis Strange 36 Bob Garter 37 Mart 0 Mean 36 Tim Simpson 194 at Chicago. 6:30 p.m. at Vancouver. 8 p.m. Wednesday s games Central Money $417,960 $389,000 $322,159 $288,000 $296 629 $284,370 $278,280 $265,768 $261,695 $254,750 $251,138 $224,466 $216,680 $166,240 $184,768 $181,688 $174,637 $156,462 $152,578 $129,720 $121,227 $118,989 $117,790 $112,539 $105,271 $104 640 $103,060 1101.271 $97 966 $97,662 $93,716 $86,127 $65,637 $65,740 $60,720 $ 78,735 $71,720 174.960 4 4 S Eger 174 point for overtime Monday's result N Y. Islanders I. ooay s games Tampa Bay AMERICAN NZI2.63 6 5 16 Jim Thorpe 17 Morns Hatalsky 167 211 Friday at UCI BYU at UCSB LBSU at Stanford UCSD al Pacific Ouincy at Nortfiridge UCLA Dixon. SAI270 5 5 4 2 5 5 3 5 5 2 S ISRWEaks 190 218 Standings AUS2.70 Trn aWtaReid DA Weibrmg Eduardo Romero GA .Arena Football 29 LLoren Roberts 165 174 Pepperdine at Hawaii Quincy at USC NBA Champions Tour money leaders 2 Jay Haas 3 Hale Irwin 4. Tom Watson 5 Tom Kite 6 Bobby Wadkms 7 Manx Jamas 8 Brad Bryant 9. Allen Doyle 10 Fred Funk 11 Andy Bean GF 173 211 Colorado al Buffalo. 5 p m. Los Angeles at Columbus, 5 p.m. Phoenix at Anaheim, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at Edmonton. 6 p m. Aus577 SAI569 Fl5 38 SAt494 Aus3 57 Aus302 AUS302 KOT2 95 Jpn2.74 Can2.72 Michael Campbell 2. Rangers Los Angeles Tampa Bay SAI6.61 2. Ernie Els 3 Geoff Ogilvy 4. Retief Goosen 5. Viiay Singh 6. Trevor Immelman 7. Nick O'Hem 8. Robert Allenby 9. Stuart Appleby 10. Choi Kyung-J11. Shingo Katayama 12 Stephen Ames 13 Aaron Baddeley 14. Tim Clark Through GF GA 231 173 208 162 169 196 165 205 162 205 Florida at Atlanta, 5 p.m. Colorado at Boston, 5 p.m. 5 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia. Nashville at Detroit. 5:30 p m. Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 5:30 p.m. Washington at Toronto, 5:30 p.m. Calgary at St. Louis. 6 p.m. 6 p m. San Jose at Minnesota. Tne Royal Montreal Golf Club Montreal 2007 Sept. Through March 4 united states 1. Tiger Woods 5.408,913 2. Jim Furyk 9,680,099 3. Phil Mickelson 7.726,620 4. Charles Howell III 6,515.382 5. Chad Campbell 4,830.240 6. Davis Love III 4,730,832 7. David Toms 4,660.492 8. John Rollins 4.520,283 4.186.132 9 Bart Bryant 10. Lucas Glover 4,106,794 I.Brett Wettench 3,877,876 12. Stewart Cink 3,638,937 13. Tom Pemice, Jr. 3,488,446 14. Dean Wilson 3,389.025 15. Vaughn Taylor 3,316.361 International Aus6 89 Adam Scott At Fob. GA 3, SO 4, Minnesota Vancouver 15 one Thursday GF 214 208 203 209 199 209 194 210 199 236 Sunday's late result Presidents Cup 19.6.10 $74,444 $i.0fl0 lei.ono 319 301 (vwrtae JORTN OAMtA ITATt MamMI 6rrr HazMm oiiiian ana csauh and Tan Ptiaaak naming harm mar tour hi awjKnaa rn-amjrra 's oasMbaa ooaxai an ) a |