Section A·Page 9 The University Daily Kansan Thursday, February 10, 2000 Scoreboard Derrick Thomas Career Statistics Year, Team Tackles Sacks 1989, KC 75 10 1990, KC 63 20 1991, KC 79 13 1992, KC 67 14 1993, KC 43 8 1994, KC 86 11 1995, KC 71 8 1996, KC 58 13 1997, KC 55 9 1998, KC 54 12 1999, KC 79 7 2000, KC 778 126 NBA Year, Team Tackles Sacks 1990, KC 3 0 1991, KC 7 2 1992, KC 3 1 1993, KC 10 3 1994, KC 6 1 1995, KC 7 0 1997, KC 1 0 Totals 37 7 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W 30 L 17 Pct GB Miami 10 78 69 New York 19 18 617 Philadelphia 27 22 551 Orlando 24 26 480 Boston 21 26 480 New Orleans 19 30 388 Washington 19 30 388 12 Indiana 32 16 667 Charlotte 27 20 574 -4 Toronto 20 20 565 Milwaukee 26 24 520 Detroit 24 23 511 7 Atlanta 10 28 404 Cleveland 19 30 388 13 Chicago 10 36 217 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W 17 L 1 Pct GB San Antonio 31 146 646 2 Utah 28 169 609 2 Minnesota 27 18 600 2 Denver 21 25 656 9 Dallas 20 27 426 10 Houston 20 31 426 10 Washington 13 34 277 17 Portland 37 11 .771 - L.A. Lakers 36 11 .766 1/2 Sacramento 29 18 .617 7 Seattle 30 20 .601 8 Phillips 28 19 .596 8 Golden State 12 35 .254 24 L.A. Clippers 11 35 .234 25 Late Games Not Included Indiana 113, Boston 104 New Jersey 92, Philadelphia 90 Attack 116, Houston 100 Orlando 107, Washington 96 Miami 114, New Orleans 95 New York 109, Milwaukee 103 Toronto at Detroit, 10 Seattle at Dallas, 10 Chicago at Utah, 10 San Antonio at Detroit, 10 L.A. Lakers, 10 Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10 Today's Games All Times CST Minnesota at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Vancouver at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Denver at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Friday's Games No games scheduled Friday's Games Saturday's Games No games scheduled All-Star Game at Oakland, Calif., 5:30 p.m. NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division New Jersey W L L T RT Rt Pts GF GA Philadelphia 37 15 10 14 41 65 124 Pittsburgh 24 25 4 5 57 168 157 N. Y. Rangers 24 25 4 5 57 168 157 M. J. Mariners 13 34 6 1 Toronto W 30 L 6 T 6 RT 3 Pts GF 61 GG 145 Ottawa 12 19 10 19 14 17 19 14 Boston 18 22 15 4 4 5 43 154 Huffman 18 22 15 4 4 5 143 154 Buffalo 8 7 20 17 35 34 130 130 Florida 15 W L 1 R T 3 Pts GF 64 GA 128 Washington 21 W 4 T 3 Pts GF 168 GA 128 Carolina 22 25 0 0 0 0 138 152 Tampa Bay 12 25 8 5 0 5 138 152 Texas City 11 36 6 4 0 2 138 154 W L T R RT Pts GF GA St. Louis 34 14 14 0 0 74 67 124 Detroit 34 14 14 0 0 74 67 124 Denver 20 28 6 4 4 50 45 167 Chicago 10 28 6 4 4 50 45 167 Colorado W L K T RT Pts Gf GA 26 21 28 1 8 1 65 140 Edmonton 25 21 24 1 1 1 113 141 Montreal 23 24 23 6 2 54 129 155 Vancouver 15 27 19 6 4 129 155 W W L T RT Pts GF GA Phoenix 28 19 6 2 75 144 124 Dallas 19 5 6 2 25 114 104 San Jose 23 28 7 7 76 157 150 Los Angeles 23 28 7 7 60 157 140 Kansas City 23 28 7 7 60 157 143 Overtime losses count as a loss and a regulation tie Late Games Not Included Philadelphia 4, Toronto 2 New Jersey 4, A. Rangers 1 Atlanta 4, St. Louis 1 Florida 4, San Jose 1 Los Angeles at Phoenix (n) Calgary at Vancouver (n) Dallas at Arizona Today's Games Detroit at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Washington at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 6:30 p.m. Edmonton at Philadelphia, 6:30 p. Buffalo at Nashville, 7 p. Calgary at Colorado, 9 p. Friday's Games Florida at Ottawa, 6 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. College Hoops Wednesday's Women's Basketball Scores Akron 65, Buffalo 58 Avernia 63, Cabin 50 Assumption 86, St. Michael's 69 Bieny 82, Bentley 58 Linghamton 86, Felician 55 Bloomberg 86, Cheyney 47 Brandeis 85, Worcester Tech 56 CNY 73, St. Elizabeth 54 Clinton 80, Edinboro 71 Garrett 60, Army 64 Deavenon 90, Hilbert 31 East Stroudsburg 59, Manfield 58 Falcon 83, Neumann 49 Fairfield 85, Siena 60, DT Georgetown 72, Seton Hall 62 Husson 82, Main-Farming 55 Indiana, Pa. 80, Shippensburg 54 Minnesota 85, Tulsa 60 John Hopkins 51, Sworthmore 42 Keen 52, Retriger-Canondale 50 Kutztown 75, West Chester 72 Lehmans 60, John Jay 49 Long Island U, 68, St. Francis, NY 46 Millerville 102, Columbia Union 52 Mount St. Vincent 75, Old Westbury 43 Muenchen 36, New York 46 Oswego St, 75, New Pattz 56 Philadelphia 97, N.Y. Tech 48 Pitt, Johnston 75, Lock Haven 64 Ramapo 71, N.J. City 63 Rutgers 81, Providence 68 Rutgers Newark 51, Stockton St. 47 Sacred Heart Lakes, California 48 St. Joseph's 73, California, PA 48 St. Joseph's, N.Y., 71, Stevens Tech 52 St. Mary's, Md. 86, Gallaford 79 St. Rose 96, Concordia, N.Y. Stonehill 68, Pace 69 Syracuse 84, St. John's 77, OT Temple 85, Bostonsavenue 71 Theil 59, Grove City 55 Wilmington, N.C. 84 York, N.S. 85, Megger Evers 49 York, Pa. 52, Catholic 44 Ball St. 70, Marshall Banye, 69, Rollin 68 Chattanooga, 84, ETSU 62 Cincinnati, 84, BFER 57 Charleston, 81, Clayton St. 54 Eugene, 75, Wesleyan, Ga. 43 Florida Southern, 78, Lymn 55 Gulfiff, 59, Henry & Henry 51 Marymount, Va. 71, Salisbury St. 64 North Carolina, St. 64 N.C. Wesleyan, Greenborets 52 N.C. Ashville 50, Elon 47 Tampa, 73, Florida Tech 72 Wingate, 74, Mars Hill 73 Hawks, 75, Highland 50 Wolford, 72, Charleston of 64 MIDWEST *Alquinas 71, St. Mary's, Mt. 63* *Aquinas 81, Concordia, Mich. 60* *Badwater-Wallace 80, Mount Island 59* *Canton Missouri 78, NW Missouri 71, St. Merry* *Emporia 71, St. Washington 71* *Goshen 93, Bethel, Ind. 90* *Heidelberg 65, Ohio Northwest 47* *Hope 53, Defiance 47* *Indiana Tech 67, Technique 62* *Indiana Wesleyan 83, Grace 43* *Oklahoma City 81, Owens Lake 48* *Kenyon 43, Wittenberg 38* *Northwestern, Iowa 82, Dana 64* *Notre Dame 81, Pittsburgh 74* *Ohio Weston 80, Earthman 51* *Pittsburgh 72, Missoula-Rolls 63* *St. Francis, ID, 73, Marian, Ind. 48* *Wurstman, Wisconsin 54* *Ohio Wheeling 77, Tesco 10* *Wooster 75, Altheen 68* NCAA Women's Division II Regional Rankings Kansas St. 71, Oklahoma St. 64 Prairie View 50, Alcom St. 45 NBAP Stiffen 85, Missouri South 66 Texas A&M 72, Baylor 65 INDIAMAP (AP) — The top regional teams in the NCAA Division I women's college basketball pool, with a record of 16-21. SOUTHWEST 1. Indiana, Pa. (15-2) 2. Shippensburg, Pa. (16-4) 3. Forks, Pa. (15-4) 4. Milwaukee, Pa. (15-5) 5. Kutztown, Pa. (15-4) 6. Bellmont Abbey, Pa. (16-3) 7. Burlington, Pa. (14-4) 8. West Liberty State, W.Va. (14-6) 9. Pittsburg Johnston town (12-8) 10. Glenville State, W.Va. (14-6) Great Lakes 1. Northern Kentucky (17-2) 2. Michigan Tech (16-4) 3. Michigan State (16-3) 4. Ferris State, Mich. (14-5) 5. Southern Illinois-Edvanceville (14-5) 6. Bellarmine, Ky. (13-6) 7. Gannon, Pa. (15-7) 8. Lincoln, Louis (12-5) 9. Lewis, III (11-8) 10. Southern Indiana (12-7) North Central 1. North Dakota State (17-2) 2. North Dakota State (17-2) 3. North Dakota State, D. S. (20-4) 4. Northern Colorado (15-5) 5. Augustana, D. S. (17-5) 6. Wichita Falls State (17-3) 7. Nebraska Keenley (17-3) (tie) St. Clair School, Minn. (14-6) 9. Nebraska Omniha (14-6) 10. Nebraska Omniha (14-6) 11. Metropolitan College, Colo. (14-6) Northeast South 1. Saint Rose, N.Y. (230) 2. Bentley, M.83 3. Pace, N.Y. (152) 4. International, Mass. (165) 5. Assumption, Mass. (147) 6. Massachusetts-Lowell (147) 7. Merimack, Mass. (11.10) 8. New Haven, Conn. (136) 9. North Carolina, N.C. (154) 10. Philadelphia (137) South Atlantic 1. Rolls, Fla. (251) 2. Dallas State, Missouri (191) 3. Missouri Sloan School (154) 4. Ankanae Tech (175) 5. Barry, Fla. (176) 6. Cerritos College (168) 7. Tecumseh Alabama (146) 8. Florida Tech (177) 9. Lincoln Memorial, Tenn. (174) 10. San Jose State (145) 11. West Florida (128) 1. Presbyterian, S.C.(20-1) 2. Francis Marion, S.C.(19-3) 3. Kennessau State, Ga.(19-7) 4. Kenessau State, Ga.(19-7) 5. Johnson C. Smith, N.C.(15-4) 6. Catwaba, N.C.(16-5) 7. Bowie State, Md.(14-4) 8. Lander, N.C.(14-7) 9. Johnson City State, N.C.(16-3) 10. Wingate, N.C.(10-9) South Central 1. Emporia State, Kan. (18-2) 2. Central Missouri State (16-4) 3. Southern Missouri State (16-4) 4. Southwest Baptist, Mo. (16-4) 5. the West Texas A&M, Mo. 6. Missouri Western State (14-6) 7. Texas A&M Kengueville (16-6) 8. Texas A&M Kengueville (16-6) 9. southwestern Oklahoma State (12-6) 10. Eastern New Mexico (15-6) 1. Cal Poly-Polona (19,2) 2. Western Washington (17,2) 3. Alaska Anchorage (15,5) 4. Idaho State (15,6) 5. Csu Chio (17,5) 6. Central Washington (15,5) 7. UC Davis (13,7) 8. Seattle State (15,7) 9. Stanford State (15,10) 10. Sonoma State (Calif.) (13,8) West Wednesday's College Baseball Scores Baseball Auburn, 6 UAB 0 Flipper, 24 Edward, Waters 2 Florida Southern 4, Embry-Riddle 2 High Point 4, Division 2 Mount Olive 10, Abeb 12 Mount Olive 11, Barton 6 North Carolina 14, Eleno 0 Northwest St. 8, LSU-Shevport 1 Roblin 7, Webb 5 Shoretter 3, Leo 2 Tampa 10, Loyola, N.O. 1 Tampa 10, Ste. Leo 8 UNC-Greenbush 6, N.Carol A&T 3 West Alabama 7, Faulkner 4 West Alabama 7, Faulkner 4 SOUTHWEST Lamar 6-10. Prairie View A&M 3-1 Wednesday's Sports Transactions American League *AMPR BAY DEVIL RAYS—Agreed to terms with Kenny Kelly on a four-year contract. LOS ANGELES DUELES—Named Sam Fernandez vice president and general counsel and Shawn AUGUSTA GREENBACKETS—Announced they have extended their player development contract with NEW YORK METS—Agrised to terms with OF Juan Lebron and KIP Diggs Gonzalez on one-year contract. PITTBUSH SRIPAES RIPAES — Agreed to terms with RHP Mark Leiter, RHP Dani Leon, RHP Josias Manzano and RHP Dave Stevens on minor league contracts. frontier renter CANTON CROCCIDILES—Sold the contract of LHP John LONDON WREWELOWS—Re-signed Andy McMullen, manager, for the 2000 season. Sold the contract of Janie Pogue to SL. Louis of the National League. Signed by R.J. Edwards. RIVER CITY BASKETS—Signed RHP Chris Bailly. ROMALE STEELHEADS—Signed RHP Scott SOLANO STEELHEADS northern colony ALBANY COLLEGE DIAMOND DOGS—Traded RHP Sean BASKETBALL National Basketball Association BRISTON CELTIS-Trained F Danny Forstorie to Rangers for G A Kevin Williams and F C Sean NEW YORK KNICKS - Placed Cf Marcus Camby on the injured list. Activated C Andrew Lange and GF David Wingate from the injured list. Released F Mired Turkun FOOTBALL National Football League National Football League CAROLINA PANTHERS—Released DB Rod Mullen and PHOENX SUNS→Activated C Mark West from the head of a Silver Mile on the injured line DEV SERVICER: CLEVELAND BROWNS—Released OT Lomas Brown DETROIT LONSÑ—Repaired FB Brok Olive CB, Signed DE Jermaine Bombon, LB Delaware Camber, CB Chris Cummings, LB Scott Fields, DE Paul Spider and DT Henry Taylor, released DB Jeff Fox. and CB Antonio Langham. GREEN YEAR PACKERS--Named Larry Bighot offensive line coach and Bo Pelina linebackers coach. New Orleans Saints--James Butler New Orleans Saints--Sam Tannen John Bunting linebacker coach, Mike McCarthy quarterbacks coach, Rock Gullickson strength and conditioning coach, Even Marcus assistant strength coach and Winston Duffield. NAMED HARRIS MHADIRI — Based in Andrew SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Named Andrew McClave NEW YORK BETS - Named Ray Hamilton defensive line coach and Bea Smith (inneach coaches) defensive assistant. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS - Released LB Lee Woodall NEW YORK JEWELS--Namarie Hays has coached and Bob Sutton linebacker coach. ST LOUIS JEWELS--Daniel Foster linescaper coach to assistant head coach and co-defensive coordinator Peter Guinta to defensive coordinator. Named Mike Haluchak linebackers coach. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS--Named Andrew McClave SAN FRANCISCO 49ER5 - Released LB Lee Woodall and DE. Martin Wainbunton. HOCKEY National Monkey Landing to Cincinnati of the IHL NASHVILLE MILLER—Acquired D Rory Fitzpatrick NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Acquired R.D. Roy Fitzpatrick from the St. Louis Blues for D. Dan Keemer, who was on staff at the NHL's Atlanta Hawks. NHLPA TEAMS ATLANTA THRASHERS—Activated G Scott Fankhower ATLANTA THRASHERS—universed, universe Battenson from wildebarre@dR.NE.ORG. ST. LOUIS BAY—Resigned D Bicycle Salvador to VANCOUVER CANICKS—Activated G Felita Potvin from the injured list. Signed G Copy G Schwarz and assigned him to Orlando of the HLL Sent C Lubomir Vale to Surgeon of the HLL TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Cradley D Cary Tucker and four-round draftick in stock 2000 to Toronto for RW Draft picks 142, 153, 160, 170, 180, round draft picks 2000. Reached G Rich Parent from Detroit of the HLIL. Pleased RW Robert Petkovic SOCCER Content National Professional Soccer League SAN JOE EARTHQUAKES—Signed F Abdul Thompson Conbelt. HARRISBURG HEAT—Signed D Eddie Rodriguez to a two-year contract. BIG SKY CONFERENCE—Suspended Portland State F Matt Elliott and Eastern Washington F Willie F for one game for an alteration during a game Feb. 4. BIG WEST CONFERENCE—Announced that Cal State Northridge and UC Riverids will join the conference in July 2001. ALBANY, N.Y. —Named Jerry Faiola director of athletic facilities. BEAVER—Named Melinda Altadonna women's lacrosse coach. AUBURN—Announced sophomore forward David Hamilton will not return to the basketball team. AUSTIN PEAY— announced that football Bill Cunningham will join the year contract extension through the 2022 season. CHATTANOOGA--Named Donnie Kirkpatrick interim football coach. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE—Announced the redesign of the redshirt football coach, effective at the end of the 2002 season. ILINGS STATE—Named Paul Randolph defensive line coach *same position at Iowa State* *AMNOGEE PAPER, Paul Earl Petell defensive line coach.* *NWISFIELD*-Named Paul Fuller defensive line coach. *NW CAPITAL*-Announced football coach Carl T IOWA—Announced the resignation of Stephanie Gabbert, girl's soccer coach, so she can take the job. William will reinfluence his duties as defensive coordinator, Moved Darrell Moody, wide receiver coach, to running backs coach, Named Gutter Brewer wide receiver coach. NORTH CAROLINA STATE—Named Buddy Green defen- tion coordinator. HYRAUSE -Named Greg Keighner graduate assistant portrait coach *LAS SAN ANTONIO—Announced the resignation of Bart Dernon, men's golf coach. FLATLANDERS SKI & SNOWBOARD 6110 johnson drive mission, ks 66202 913.831-2617 925 Iowa • Next to Total Fitness T.S. Monk Jazz Concert 8 p.m. Saturday, February 19, 2000 University of Kansas Lied Center Tickets available at the SUA Box Office. Level 4 Kansas Union. 786-864-3477. The Lied Center and Murphy Hall Box Offices. 785-864-ARTS. $6 student $12 non-student 20K Ticket available at all Theatre ticket center including Hon House, MJMaukerson's The Jade Store, The Video Store Video, The Swing Shop, Topticket Channels and 9th Hawk Library. 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