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Last Night's Action: It's Over


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Peter Trinkle

Published Nov 19, 2006

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Published Nov 19, 2006

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2006_11_srutgers.gif-Cincinnati 30 Rutgers11: The dream is over in Piscataway. The Scarlet Knights not only lost, but they were humiliated in a hideous loss to the Bearcats.

-Boston 122 Knicks 118: Isiah got ejected and New York blew a 3-point halftime lead to end their winning streak. Jamal Crawford had 37 points in the loss.

-Pittsburgh 3 Rangers 1: Mark-Andre Fleury held New York in check as the Penguins snapped a huge losing streak.

-Portland 86 Nets 68: New Jersey scored only eight points in the first quarter and shot only 33% for the game as the Trail Blazers whipped them.

-Devils 2 Maple Leafs 1: Martin Brodeur had 33 saves and Patirk Elias scored the game-winner.

-Islanders 4 Panthers 1: Mike Dunham had an amazing night, stopping 43 shots while New York found a way to beat Eddie Belfour.

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