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Monday Profile Court filing reveals $500K awarded in Kersh case Payment split among 3 in case over accident that killed MSU track athlete

By Alex Holloway [email protected]

An Oktibbeha County Circuit Court filing has shed light on how much each party in a civil case against the Mississippi Department of Pub- lic Safety received in court-ordered payments. Lee In June, Mississip- pi 16th Circuit Judge Lee Coleman ordered MDPS to pay $500,000 in the case of Tanequa Alexander v. Mis- sissippi Department of Public Safety. The case spawned from a May 2017 wreck on Highway 182 that injured Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff Alexander and Noel Collier and killed Gerald “Boo” Matthews Jr. leaps in an attempt to make it across the “Big Baller” bouncy house at a youth group Super former Mississippi State University Bowl watch party Sunday in the Starkville First United Methodist Church gymnasium. Matthews is a plant scientist who student-athlete Kaelin Kersh. volunteers with various church functions and even holds a second job as a Starkville-MSU Area Rapid Transit driver. On Jan. 9, Coleman ordered the payments to be divided between Al- exander, Collier and the Kersh estate. According to the order, which was Gerald ‘Boo’ Matthews works, plays filed on Jan. 14, Alexander received $133,333, Collier received $83,333 and the Kersh estate received $283,334. to help his Starkville community The wreck happened on May 7, 2017, at the intersection of Mayhew By Zack Plair all on cell phone video for posterity. Road and Highway 182. The car which [email protected] “That was harder than I thought ‘I want to have people Collier was driving and Alexander and it would be,” Matthews said as he Kersh were passengers in was hit by he “Big Baller” bouncy house to talk to. That’s what collected himself. a Mississippi Highway Patrol cruiser was finally fully inflated and Matthews, the frequent parent I do best.’ ready to use for a youth group while attempting to turn from Mayhew T volunteer with youth group functions Gerald ‘Boo’ Matthews Road onto Highway 182. Super Bowl watch party in the (he has a teen son, Aiden), sums up Starkville First United Methodist came out with my face looking kind MHP Trooper Kyle Lee was driving his contributions with “I just come eastbound on Highway 182, reportedly Church gymnasium Sunday after- here and play.” He’s been a Sunday of mashed. People would come to the in response to a vehicle that had left noon. school teacher, traveled with mission hospital and look in the (nursery) the road, when he collided with the Gerald “Boo” Matthews Jr., who teams at least a half-dozen times, window and jump back. So he said car. He reportedly did not activate his is not a youth but rather describes sometimes out of the country, and since I had the ability to scare people himself as “not far from retirement,” now is a member of the church’s like that, I must have looked like flashing lights or siren. stood on the starting mark ready to handyman ministry that mostly helps some kind of ghost. Last year, state legislators passed, tackle the apparatus all the same. the elderly — all things that “keep “To my dad’s dying day, he said I and Gov. Phil Bryant signed into law, The object of the challenge was to me from sitting around the house,” never improved,” he added jokingly. the Kaelin Kersh Act, which requires successfully hop across four inflated he says. But if Matthews is “playing” at emergency responders to turn on spheres lined up across the wobbly Even the story of how he got his church, he’s definitely working the flashing lights when going more than bouncy house without falling. nickname “Boo” rings of similar rest of the time. 30 miles per hour faster than the speed Matthews jumped. He bounced self-deprecation. Since 1988, he’s been a biologi- limit. hard off the first sphere and fell to “I’ve had it since I was born,” Mat- cal scientist with the United States Lee was indicted for culpable negli- the bottom. A few teens who showed thews said. “My dad told me that my Department of Agriculture Office gence manslaughter last week. Accord- up early to help set up the party got it mom had a hard labor with me and I See Boo, 3A ing to his indictment, he was driving at speeds of up to 99 miles per hour. Aldermen to decide on annexation Tuesday Consultant: Proposed area will generate more revenue Consultant for the city than is needed in annexation costs Mike Slaugh- ter talks to By Alex Holloway nexation for more than a year. Starkville [email protected] The process, which started in aldermen at October 2017, began with three a Friday work On Tuesday, Starkville’s board study areas — a large area along session about of aldermen will decide whether the city’s entire east side and to the the city’s to press ahead with drafting an south; an area on the southwestern proposed an- annexation ordinance to add new nexation area. territory to the city’s east. side that would bring in the Sunset Aldermen are Consultant Mike Slaughter, of subdivision; and a small area to the considering the Oxford-based urban planning north that would bring all of Collier annexing firm Slaughter and Associates, pre- Road within the city. an area, In October 2018, the board vot- highlighted sented updated annexation study in pink, to results at a Friday work session for ed to narrow the scope to one area, the east of a modified area east of Starkville. split into two separate study areas. Starkville Starkville has been considering an- See Annexation, 3A Alex Holloway/Dispatch Staff

Weather Five Questions Calendar Local Folks Public 1 What type of birds were responsible for the Thursday, Feb. 7 meetings engine failure that led Chesley Sullenberger to ■ Exhibit opening: A free reception Feb. 5: Columbus land a plane in the Hudson in 2009? from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Columbus Arts City Council regular 2 What chef’s kitchen is on view at the Smith- meeting, 5 p.m., sonian? Council’s Rosenzweig Arts Center opens 3 The Kola Superdeep Borehole, the deepest an exhibit from Mississippi University for Municipal Complex hole ever drilled into Earth’s crust, is in what Women’s permanent collection of art- Courtroom Feb. 6: Columbus Frelercik Price country? works. Refreshments are served at this 4 What was written on Michael Portnoy’s bare Municipal School Second grade, Annunciation event open to everyone at 501 Main St. chest during his impromptu dance beside Bob For more information, contact the CAC, District Board Dylan at the 1998 Grammy Awards? 662-328-2787 (closed Mondays). review meeting, High 67 Low 59 5 What secondary — now obsolete — profes- 11:30 a.m. sion of barbers led to the striped barbershop Feb. 7: CPD Over- Cloudy mild pole? Full forecast on Friday, Feb. 8 view Committee Answers, 6B ■ page 2A. Jembe Den: Bob Damm of Mississippi meeting, 11 a.m., State University’s Department of Music Municipal Complex presents this percussion student ensem- Feb. 11: Columbus Inside ble sharing dance rhythms of Africa at Municipal School Classifieds5B Education 6A the Columbus Arts Council’s Rosenzweig District Board regu- Comics 4B Obituaries 5A Arts Center, 501 Main St. More details Shelby Griffin, of Starkville, lar meeting, 6 p.m., Crossword 6B Opinions 4A coming soon. For more information, is a senior education major at Brandon Central 139th Year, No. 278 Dear Abby 4B contact the CAC, 662-328-2787. MSU. Services

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In the Nation TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Cloudy and mild; a little A morning shower or Mostly cloudy with a Mostly cloudy; rain at Mostly sunny and cooler rain late two; cloudy shower in spots night 59° 75° 61° 75° 62° 77° 36° 48° 30° 5 die, 2 hospitalized when plane ALMANAC DATA Columbus Sunday TEMPERATURE HIGH LOW Sunday 64° 41° parts hit California house Normal 57° 34° Record 74° (1974) 5° (1951) The Associated Press Aviation Administration spokesman PRECIPITATION (in inches) Sunday 0.00 Allen Kenitzer said. Month to date 0.00 YORBA LINDA, Calif. — Five people A two-story house burst into flames Normal month to date 0.59 died and two others were injured after a Year to date 6.47 after being struck by the main cabin and Normal year to date 5.95 small plane apparently came apart, rain- one engine of the plane, sending pan- TOMBIGBEE RIVER STAGES ing debris across a Southern California icked neighbors into the streets. The In feet as of Flood 24-hr. neighborhood and igniting a house fire second engine dislodged and fell onto 7 a.m. Sun. Stage Stage Chng. before landing in a backyard, authorities the street, creating a large hole in the Amory 20 11.66 -0.11 Bigbee 14 4.64 -0.13 Shown are tomorrow’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. said Sunday. asphalt, according to Eliott Simpson, an

Columbus 15 6.41 -0.16 Showers T-Storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Cold Warm Stationary Jetstream The male pilot, who was the only aviation accident investigator with the Fulton 20 9.37 -0.23 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s person in the twin-engine plane, and Tupelo 21 1.92 -0.03 National Transportation Safety Board. TUE WED TUE WED four people in the Yorba Linda house “It was a boom. It sounded like some- LAKE LEVELS City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Atlanta 71/58/pc 72/58/c Nashville 70/61/c 71/65/r that caught fire died Sunday, Orange In feet as of 24-hr. thing exploded. It shook our house,” 7 a.m. Sun. Capacity Level Chng. Boston 57/29/pc 39/34/s Orlando 76/55/s 80/59/pc County Sheriff’s Lt. Cory Martino said Chicago 31/27/pc 35/31/c Philadelphia 60/31/pc 46/39/pc said John Wolbart, who lives a block Aberdeen Dam 188 163.89 +0.44 Dallas 75/66/pc 74/55/t Phoenix 65/46/pc 57/37/c at a news conference Sunday night. away. Stennis Dam 166 137.68 +0.44 Honolulu 81/68/c 79/68/sh Raleigh 73/51/pc 72/58/pc He says the deceased occupants of the Bevill Dam 136 136.40 +0.06 Jacksonville 75/54/pc 77/55/pc Salt Lake City 41/25/r 30/16/c He said he ran to the burning house SOLUNAR TABLE Memphis 72/64/c 72/65/r Seattle 37/23/pc 40/28/pc home were two males and two females. and saw a woman come out with singed Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice. The solunar period indicates peak feeding times for No other identifying information such hair. fi sh and game. Major Minor Major Minor SUN AND MOON MOON PHASES as names or ages was immediately The wounded were taken to a hospi- Mon. 11:53a 6:09a ---- 6:31p MON TUE NEW FIRST FULL LAST released. tal with burn injuries, said Pokey San- Tue. 12:41p 6:56a 1:07p 7:18p Sunrise 6:48 a.m. 6:48 a.m. Sunset 5:27 p.m. 5:28 p.m. The Cessna 414A took off from the chez, an assistant chief with the Orange Forecasts and graphics provided by Moonrise 6:47 a.m. 7:24 a.m. Fullerton Municipal Airport about a County Fire Authority. A firefighter was AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 Moonset 5:26 p.m. 6:20 p.m. Feb 4 Feb 12 Feb 19 Feb 26 dozen miles west of the blaze, Federal also treated for a minor injury. Monday, February 4, 2019 3A MSU SPORTS BLOG ONLINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Visit The Dispatch MSU Sports Blog for breaking For only $1.50 per month, print subscribers can get unlimited Bulldog news: www.cdispatch.com/msusports access to story comments, extra photos, newspaper archives and much more with an online subscription. Nonsubscribers can purchase online access for less than $9 per month. @ Go to www.cdispatch.com/subscribe

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Bill would allow the sale of truck owners routinely aren’t solution used to clean tissue Baxter, based in Deerfield, deputies in Mississippi have paid for their work. Sen. Mi- and wounds. Illinois, has operated the arrested a Texas man and personal property in towed chael Watson, R-Pascagoula, Baxter is also adding equip- Cleveland plant for 69 years seized more than $1 million in cars successfully offered an amend- ment to begin making a new and currently has about 600 cocaine during a traffic stop. JACKSON — A bill in the ment that says tow truck own- version of a product used to employees. Cleveland is the News outlets reported that Mississippi Senate would al- ers would only keep property stop bleeding during surger- company’s longest-operating a Rankin County deputy made low tow truck owners to sell sale profits equal to towing ies, called Floseal Hemostatic plant. the stop in Interstate-20 on personal property left inside costs. Matrix. Russ says Baxter plans to Saturday afternoon. A search of towed cars to cover unpaid “These investments show apply later for state and local of the car found 75 pounds of towing bills. what a great job our team in incentives. Depending on how cocaine. The Clarion Ledger report- Illinois medical equipment Cleveland does in making much it spends in Mississippi, The driver, 46-year-old Luis ed Friday that tow truck own- maker expanding in products that have a big role in Baxter could be eligible for Carlos Alvarado of Odessa, ers are allowed to auction off Mississippi patient care,” Russ wrote in an an incentive that allows local Texas, has been arrested and towed vehicles after a waiting governments to cut local and CLEVELAND — Medical email. charged with aggravated traf- period and proper advertising school property taxes by two- equipment maker Baxter In- The company has already ficking of cocaine. Alvarado is and notification. But they ar- thirds on projects worth $60 ternational is expanding a Mis- started construction on an ad- being held in the Rankin Coun- en’t currently allowed to hold million or more. Such a large or sell personal property left sissippi Delta plant, with plans dition to the plant, which is one investment would typically be ty jail in Brandon. inside of towed vehicles. The to add 50 to 100 new employees of the largest industrial em- aided by other state and local Carlos has not yet appeared bill also would remove the five- in about two years. ployers in the Delta. Russ said incentives in court and there is no word of day waiting period for property Baxter spokeswoman Lau- Baxter is investing about $100 an attorney for him yet. owners to have vehicles towed. ren Russ told The Associated million in the two projects, but The Mississippi Highway Senate Finance Chairman Press that the company is dou- some is being spent at other Officers seize $1 million in Patrol assisted in the drug Joey Fillingane, R-Sumrall, bling capacity at its Cleveland Baxter facilities that will sup- cocaine in Mississippi bust. created the bill and says tow plant to fill bottles of irrigation ply the Cleveland plant. BRANDON— Sheriff’s —The Associated Press

Boo Continued from Page 1A now stationed at Mississippi December and January when favorites, he said, are the ones interesting people here I one of the first people he met State University. Specifically, a partial federal government with the most riders because, never knew existed,” he said. when he moved to Starkville he breeds corn that is resistant shutdown furloughed him “I want to have people to talk “This one lady … got on the in 1985. They became fast to insects and aflatoxins — the from his day job. to. That’s what I do best.” bus one time and told me ‘If I friends, and searching for latter being the lethal biproduct “I drove 20 to 30 hours a Sometimes those are ever get on here with a skinny the words to describe why, of a fungus. week during that time,” he international students or MSU tattooed guy and we come to Fye also encapsulated a very Last August, he took a sec- said. “Having that little bit of fraternity and sorority mem- blows, just let us fight it out.’ I simply-put motivation for all ond job — something to pre- extra work definitely helped.” bers. Other times, it’s people told her, ‘I’m not sure I can do Matthews does and how he pare for life after retirement Matthews has shuttled in town Matthews has known that.’” sees the world. — as a weekend and evening visiting dignitaries, such as for decades. That lady rides often, he “He’s Boo. That’s almost driver for the Starkville-MSU U.S. Congressmen and their Still, other times, it’s the said, but so far without inci- enough said,” Fye said. “He’s Area Rapid Transit (SMART) staffs. He frequently drives lesser known, but sufficiently dent. engaging, giving, caring and system. the routes to the Golden interesting, Starkville resi- Don Fye, also a parent vol- everybody knows him. He’s The side gig came in Triangle Regional Airport or dents. unteer with the FUMC youth as good and gracious a soul as handy during a 35-day stint in the Starkville Sportsplex. His “There are some really group, said Matthews was you’ll ever meet.” Annexation Continued from Page 1A The area extends east of the whole population. The sanitation depart- “I think both of these needs to be lit up. That’s in city limits. However, along the Highway 12 and Slaughter said it’s a rel- ment would need to add areas are reasonable for the first entrance you as aldermen discussed 182 corridor to Highway atively minor change, and one driver, one laborer, the city of Starkville, and see as you’re coming in whether they should 82 and Clayton Village. the upcoming 2020 census one rear-end loader, one I would recommend the — it’s dark when you’re look to remove that It also extends south on will likely lead to larger knuckle boom and addi- city seriously consider coming in from the east piece of land from the the far side of Mississippi shifts in the city’s recorded tional trash bags for the both of these,” Slaughter there. Most people think annexation, Slaughter said. that is Starkville when State University’s campus demographics. combined area. said other cities have The fire department, Mayor Lynn Spruill, you turn off there.” to San Marcos Drive. “Even without an- designed ordinances Area A includes most of nexation, they’ve likely general government and who has supported an- Aldermen will also to allow for hunting on the commercial properties changed more than that community development nexation since the study look to modify the city’s large enough pieces of along the highways, while over the 10 years (since the departments would not process began, said she ordinances to potential- Area B includes most of the 2010 census),” Slaughter need to add any new per- thinks it is important for ly allow for hunting on land. residential properties to said. sonnel or equipment. the city to bring in the certain pieces of prop- “I’ve had cities, such the south. Study Area A is esti- Slaughter said the city area to its east, both to erty. The issue arose as the city of Batesville Slaughter said the new mated to generate about would need to redistrict, capture the economic during Friday’s discus- and I believe Brookhav- area is a conservative one, $89,000 in ad valorem reve- which is likely to follow growth in the area and sion when Ward 5 Al- en, have ordinances that which would increase the nue, from real and personal the 2020 census anyway, to prevent a community derman Patrick Miller in general, without men- city’s population, based on property, for the city and and would need to update from incorporating and said a constituent ap- tioning specific proper- 2010 census figures, from $120,000 - $135,000 in sales its comprehensive plan to preventing that spread. proached him with con- ties, put specifics on it 25,106 people to 27,146. tax revenue. Area B is es- account for the new area Ward 3 Alderman Da- cerns about land near for if you have a certain vid Little said the area the Highway 12-High- Starkville’s current pop- timated to generate about and apply zoning to any an- size — so many acres ulation, based on the 2010 $315,000 in ad valorem nexed territory. is an important eastern way 82 interchange entryway into Starkville that’s currently used for — of property that met census, is 59.6 percent tax revenue and $28,000 - The proposed annex- that the city needs to hunting being included certain requirements, white, 34.6 percent black $31,000 in sales taxes. ation area is expected to capture. in the annexation. you could utilize that and 5.7 percent other. The Slaughter said the city generate more revenue for “It’s a gateway cor- City ordinances cur- for hunting or discharge city, combined with both would need to add five new the city than is needed in ridor area,” Little said. rently forbid the dis- of firearms,” Slaughter annexation areas, would police officers, with five annexation costs, with es- “That interchange charge of weapons with- said. be 60.2 percent white, 34.1 new cars and weapons, timated net revenue of $1.2 percent black and 5.8 per- equipment and uniforms million after five years. cent other. for both study areas. It Ward 1 Alderman Ben would also need to add one ‘Gateway corridor area’ Carver asked if the city street department laborer In all, Slaughter said should be concerned about and 76 street lights, which the new area is much the slight drop in minority could be added at 38 per more conservative than population as a percentage year. the city’s initial project.

Starkville man arrested for stolen vehicle on Stark Road. In the park- Chase ends in Dollar ing lot, Hendrix hit anoth- er vehicle, then fled into General parking lot the store, where he tried to BY MARY POLLITZ take off his outer clothing [email protected] to disguise himself. Watson said Hendrix A Starkville man was arrested Satur- was easily apprehended at day night at Dollar General after fleeing Hendrix the Dollar General with no law enforcement in a stolen vehicle. injuries reported. Watson Javante Hendrix, 19, was driving the added the police chase lasted less than vehicle Saturday on Highway 12, accord- five minutes. ing to Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office The vehicle was originally stolen Capt. Brett Watson. Deputies began from the same Dollar General Hendrix chasing Hendrix after a Starkville police fled into, Watson said. offier reported seeing the stolen vehicle Hendrix has been charged with felo- on the highway. ny fleeing of law enforcement and felony Watson said Hendrix drove from grand larceny. He is in the Oktibbeha Highway 12 to the Dollar General store County Jail and bond has not been set.

Correction

The correct date for an Arbor Day tree giveaway at the Lowndes County Soil and Conservation District, 2282 MLK Jr. Drive, is Thursday, Feb. 7 (8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., while supplies last), rather than Feb. 8, as listed in a calendar on page 6C of The Dispatch. One bundle per person; call 662-328-5921 for information.

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ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller Letters to the editor Voice of the people Heroes or villains? Lee lived it was legal and the of the human condition. Bible in our flag, I have a few sugges- all the way from small town What an irony that Martin economy was built on it. He scholars have said that two tions. Of course, the “Confed- servants to the Oval Office. Luther King’s and Robert E. defended that society out of a thirds of Jesus’ teachings are erate Battle Flag” in the corner Far too many of them are or Lee’s birthdays are celebrated sense of duty to his state. Does about forgiveness and compas- is the “problem”. Let’s make were crooks, but WE put them on the same day. Each is a hero that make him a villain? sion. Should we not follow that that square plain white, as in there, so what does that say to many and a villain to many. In the wake of the Me Too example as a higher model no surrender. No, that won’t work. about us? Why does it have to be so? Movement you could view matter what tribe we identify Somebody will be “offended” Our education system has Has our “tribalism” prevented Martin Luther King as another with? because there won’t be any been usurped by Commu- us from appreciating people’s powerful male who reportedly Raymond Overstreet black in the flag. So, make that nists many years ago. Not admirable qualities if they are used his position to take advan- Columbus area off-white. No, somebody every school or college, you not of our tribe? tage of women. Does that make might think that’s gray, as in understand, but too many. I grew up with a picture of him a villain? Comments on two letters Confederate uniform color. The government needs to do Gen. Lee over my bed. I loved Do we disown our founding Sunday’s Opinion page How about a magnolia tree, its Constitutional job, and reading about his military ge- father George Washington had two very good letters. our State tree? Or maybe the nothing else. Especially the nius and campaigns. I mostly because he owned slaves? Do First let’s look at the one by magnolia flower. Federal government. Now that admired his character and we take Andrew Jackson, who Mr. Jerry Fortenberry. I have I think returning to our Socialists, Muslims, atheists, tried to model myself on him. broadened democracy, off read his letters before and he original flag should be accept- “trans-genders”, etc, are open- His traits of self-discipline, the twenty dollar bill because seems to be a die-hard Liberal. able to almost all. As sure as ly running for elected offices hard work, integrity, intel- he was a duelist and drove That’s OK. It may surprise God made little green apples, they will be shaping our future ligence, willingness to take Native Americans from their him to know that I don’t agree somebody will be “offended” with their own biases that run the blame for failures, and his homes on the Trail of Tears? with everything our Governor by that! There just ain’t no contrary to the Constitution. acceptance of defeat without Do we take down statues of the has done, either. My thoughts pleasing some. But if any com- I have no problem with what hatred, but with an effort Buffalo Soldiers because they on our State flag are simple. pany doesn’t want to locate in who thinks they are or should toward reconciliation. I didn’t participated in the genocide of Anybody who is “offended” by Mississippi because of our flag, be, nor with what religion, if always live up, but it gave me a Native Americans? What about it has a mighty thin skin. So do we really want somebody any, somebody follows, but I that PC? It’s the people, not the do think that people should path to follow. Lyndon Johnson who pushed do those who champion it to flag, that matter. be honest enough and brave I believe Rev. King was a through the Civil Rights Bill remain. Second, I have also read enough to state exactly what true prophet. Like the prophets and programs to help the poor It makes NO difference if many letters by Mr. Lee Roy they wish to accomplish in of Israel he called his country because he presided over an we keep it or change it. I really Lollar, and I usually agree with office. For example, “funda- to justice for all, care for the unpopular war and was a wom- don’t think this State will rise them. This one was no excep- mentally change America” was poor and oppressed, to speak anizer. Where does it stop? from its current ranking if tion. This nation has drifted code-speak for “destroy Amer- truth to power, and to respect Most of us have made the flag is changed. For the further and further away from ica”. We need men and women every human being. He showed mistakes or poor decisions in record, I don’t care if it does the principles upon which it with guts and love of country tremendous courage, com- our lives. Does that negate the get changed. We will remain at was founded. To many, saying to serve us, not those who are mitment, and devotion. This good we have done? We would the bottom of the pile until the “so help me God” in an oath interested in power and money. ultimately cost him his life. He like to have those errors put in citizens here want to rise up. doesn’t make any difference. Cameron Triplett has been an inspiration for me perspective and not define who How? Stop having children that Just look at public officials Brooksville to try and support an America we are. Should we not adapt you cannot nor do not want to with those values. that same attitude toward our support. Be a useful part of These good, not perfect public figures? I believe we society. Quit selling/buying/ Voice of the People men, show the danger of do a disservice to them and to using illegal drugs. Get as We encourage you to share your opinion with readers of The Dispatch. judging them strictly from our ourselves if we lose our heroes. good an education as you can Submit your letter to The Dispatch by: own personal perspective and We don’t have to white wash get. Stop acting like animals E-mail: [email protected] where we are in our culture at their short comings, but we over perceived wrongs, such Mail: P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703 In person: 516 Main St., Columbus, or 101 S. Lafayette St., No. 16, the moment. Both were men of don’t have to demand perfec- as killing your girlfriend/boy- Starkville. their time and of their society. tion. I have counseled people friend if they want to go other All letters must be signed by the author and must include town of Today we all admit that slavery for over thirty years and know ways. Truly be Christian in residence and a telephone number for verification purposes. Letters was a cruel and unjust system. that we all have our struggles. deed as well as in word. should be no more than 500 words, and guest columns should be In the society that Robert E. Let’s accept that this is part As to what change to make 500-700 words. We reserve the right to edit submitted material.

Cartoonist view

Musings The first hit’s free If you ever would be most comfortable during a smoked ciga- That’s why this most recent government shutdown ought shutdown, while anyone trying to live rettes, chances on their salary would be badly hurt, are you didn’t to scare you, because it gets easier to do every time, at maybe crushed. pay for the first This time, we may get as little as one you ever least for the people at the top. three weeks between shutdowns. The smoked. habit is taking hold, and it’s going to You stole horrific beyond imagination, but two that third cigarette, and you didn’t get cost a little more each time. It’s like one from your weeks in, you’re a veteran. You weren’t cancer. You shut down the government. the many bankruptcies of pre-Presi- mother’s pack. all that sure you wanted to lose your You started up the government. Noth- dent Donald J. Trump. Maybe the first Some uncle virginity, and it was scary. You’ve got ing happened. time he did a dive on his creditors, he said, when you three kids now. So, you did it again, and by “you,” took one trembling breath before he were 9 years Marc Dion That’s why this most recent gov- I mean “they,” the vast anonymous grabbed the cash and ran. By the third old, “You wanna ernment shutdown ought to scare you, “they” of the ordinary American or fourth time, he barely looked up puff on my cigarette?” He thought it because it gets easier to do every time, worker, as in, “They shut down the from his Big Mac as the subcontractors was cute. You bummed one off an older at least for the people at the top. government,” and “They’re closing the wept on the street 36 floors below his worker. A friend. Some guy you were Just before the first shutdown plant,” and “Then, they sent my son to office. dating. (doesn’t matter which party or adminis- Afghanistan.” To find out more about Marc Munroe Which generally meant you started tration,) there was a trembling mo- And we no longer debate the right- Dion and read features by other Cre- to buy ‘em, and you smoked ‘em closer ment, like that last breath before you ness or the wrongness of the shutdown, ators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, and closer together until you punc- lost your virginity. only who caused the shutdown and visit www.creators.com. Dion’s latest tuated everything in your life with a “What are the American people why. We never consider that the action book, “The Land of Trumpin’,” is a cigarette. The end of a meal. A cup of going to think?” the men and women itself may be wrong. We consider collection of his columns about the sul- coffee. A work break. The end of the at the top of things wondered. “Are we legislation to stop the pay of legislators furous rise of Pres. Donald J. Trump. It day. Waking up. ALL going to get voted out?” during a shutdown because we know is available in paperback from Amazon. I didn’t pay for my first drink. I was Down at the bottom, we trembled there’s going to be another shutdown. com, and for Nook, Kindle and Google. maybe 15. I was at a party. Somebody at the last breath before we lost it, but The idea that we can influence the Marc Dion, a nationally syndicated had a pint of apricot brandy. nothing really happened. behavior of millionaire multi-term columnist, is a reporter and columnist Government shutdowns are a little And it got easier the next time, and career congresspeople by stopping for The Herald News, the daily newspa- like that first free one, because every- like the cigarettes, the shutdowns their pay is fake populist nonsense. If per of his hometown, Fall River, Massa- thing gets easier to do after the first started to come closer together. And anything, such a law would mean that chusetts. For more on Dion, go to go to time. The opening day of first grade is what the hell? Why not? You smoked lobbyist-owned bribe-stuffed politicians www.creators.com. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Monday, February 4, 2019 5A

Under the Capitol Dome Analysis: Budget cuts have long-term effect on libraries By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS budget has affected the region’s ability The Associated Press ‘Every single library in this state has suffered.’ to pay its staff and to build its collections. Sarah Crisler-Ruskey, director of the Harrison County Library System If a library system skips a summer JACKSON — Mississippi public li- reading program, children fall behind. braries are still feeling the sting of state state money for the year that begins July June 2016, revenue fell short of expec- 1, executive director Hulen Bivins said. tations and Gov. Phil Bryant had to cut “They lose two months of learning budget cuts that happened years ago. during the year,” Wickham said. “Your Some library leaders say they have That is to make up for federal money the spending on big-ticket programs such as commission is losing as a result of past education and public safety and less ex- libraries are there holding the line with had to trim services such as summer state budget cuts. pensive programs, including libraries. that, with very little money.” reading programs for children. Some The commission is among the small- The Library Commission ended up The director of the Kemper-New- have cut back on community outreach est state agencies, and it is competing with a 19 percent budget cut during that ton Regional Library System , Han- programs, such as using vans that take with bigger players for a share of tax tough year, Bivins said. nah Berryhill, said budget restrictions reading materials to nursing homes. dollars. The Joint Legislative Budget Here’s where those state budget cuts have made it difficult to obtain enough Others are having a hard time building Committee’s initial spending proposals, became a larger problem: The feder- e-books, audio books or best-sellers that meager collections of books and other released weeks ago, showed the Library al government looks at three years of are in demand in her communities. materials or keeping enough employees. Commission in line for a flat budget — state spending to determine whether Crisler-Ruskey said tight budgets af- “Every single library in this state has the same amount of state money in the Mississippi has been fulfilling its main- fect smaller cities and counties more be- suffered,” said Sarah Crisler-Ruskey, di- coming year as in the current year. Final tenance-of-effort obligation for Library cause many of those communities don’t rector of the Harrison County Library budgets should be set by early April. Commission funding. The state’s 2016 have a strong local tax base to boost li- System . State agencies are sometimes re- budget year is one of the three years now brary spending. She was with several other library quired to show “maintenance of effort” being examined, and the dip in state “We’re just so far behind other directors and library boosters who were to keep receiving a certain amount of funding that year will result in the state states,” she said. at the state Capitol last week, carrying federal money. Roughly speaking, that receiving $355,000 less in federal money Libraries, of course, are not just plac- oversized paper replicas of pennies and means if the state cuts its spending on for the coming year, Bivins said. es to get books. People go there to pick asking lawmakers for a modest budget a program, the federal government will Meredith Wickham is director of the up tax forms, use computers to look for boost. cut spending on the program, too. First Regional Library , which includes jobs, and use the free Wi-Fi. The Mississippi Library Commission During Mississippi’s 2016 budget DeSoto, Lafayette, Panola, Tate, and “People sit in our parking lots at 2 is requesting an additional $355,000 in year, which ran from July 2015 through Tunica counties. She said the tight state a.m. and pay their bills,” Wickham said.

Around the World In the year of the pig, Hong Kong debates its boar problem European nations raise pressure HONG KONG — It may be the year of the pig, but Hong Kong has had enough of the wild ones. Authorities in the densely populated financial center on Venezuela’s Maduro are looking for ways to cut down on potentially danger- ous encounters between humans and wild boars that By BARRY HATTON human rights, elections and no fully elected power in the country. have increased as the city’s ballooning population ex- The Associated Press more political prisoners,” Spanish Around 1 million people resi- pands into former wilderness. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez dent in Venezuela also possess a Boars are now frequent sights on roadways, in parks LISBON, Portugal — A key said in a televised announcement. European passport, Portuguese and housing developments and even in shopping cen- group of European Union coun- He said Spain, which has a Foreign Minister Augusto Santos ters, and there is concern that the animals have lost tries endorsed Venezuelan oppo- large Venezuelan community, is Silva told a news conference in Lis- their fear of humans. sition leader Juan Guaido as the also working on a humanitarian bon. While the government is pushing for softer mea- country’s interim president on aid program for Venezuela, where Western Hemisphere nations sures such as sterilization for the pigs and education Monday, piling the pressure on shortages of basic items are acute. were set to add to the pressure for humans who feed them, others say the solution is a embattled President Nicolas Mad- Critics of Maduro blame the Ven- Monday during a meeting in Can- full-scale cull of the swine. uro to resign and let the country ezuelan government’s misman- ada of the Lima Group, which in- The debate about how to handle the wild boars hold a new presidential election. agement for the lack of food and cludes 13 countries that have been comes as the city of more than 7 million people is being Maduro, for his part, stood de- medical supplies. vocal in denouncing Maduro. festooned with pig-themed decorations in preparation fiant, accusing the United States British Prime Minister There- But the socialist leader showed for the Lunar New Year holiday that officially begins on of preparing a coup in the South sa May’s spokesman, James Slack, no signs of caving in and lashed Feb. 5. The pig is one of 12 animals that in the Chinese American country and rejecting said Britain is considering impos- out at the EU and the Trump ad- zodiac’s 12-year cycle. a U.S.-backed effort to send emer- ing sanctions to help bring about ministration, which has also put Not far from its cramped apartment blocks and neon gency food and medicine into his change in Venezuela. pressure on the Venezuelan gov- lights, Hong Kong has plenty of untouched land, tra- country. German Chancellor Angela ernment by imposing sanctions ditionally home to a variety of animals, including wild “We are not beggars,” Maduro Merkel said during a visit to Japan on Venezuelan oil exports and de- boars. Some areas where homes are close to parks or said on Venezuelan state TV. on Monday that Guaido “is the le- manding Maduro’s departure. forests, such as Aberdeen in Hong Kong Island’s south, Spain, Germany, France and gitimate interim president.” “I don’t accept ultimatums from have become popular spots for growing numbers of Britain delivered diplomatic blows French Foreign Minister Jean- anybody,” Maduro told Spanish boars to forage for food amid the garbage cans. to Maduro’s rule by publicly sup- Yves Le Drian, speaking to France TV channel La Sexta in an inter- —The Associated Press porting Guaido after giving Mad- Inter Radio, appealed for an early view broadcast late Sunday. “Why uro a Sunday deadline to call a presidential election that will en- should the EU be giving ultima- presidential election, which he sure “the Venezuelan crisis ends tums to a country?” didn’t heed. Sweden, Denmark, peacefully.” He added that Venezuela is Austria, the Netherlands, Lithua- Swedish Foreign Minister Mar- being “threatened by the biggest nia, Finland, the Czech Republic got Wallstrom said the election powers in the world.” and Portugal also lined up behind that brought Maduro to power Turning to Washington’s role Guaido, the self-declared interim was neither free nor fair and told in the Venezuelan crisis, Maduro president who also has the sup- Swedish broadcaster SVT on Mon- claimed that “the military option port of the United States and many day that Venezuelans “now must is on (U.S. President) Donald South American nations. get new, free and fair elections in- Trump’s table.” The European countries urged stead.” “The United States wants to Guaido to hold free and fair elec- Guaido’s backers say he is the return to the 20th century of mil- tions as soon as possible. legitimate leader because he is itary coups, subordinate puppet “We are working for the return president of Venezuela’s congress, governments and the looting of of full democracy in Venezuela: which they regard as the only law- resources,” Maduro said.

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Amanda Lien/Dispatch Staff Annunciation Catholic School students delivered more than 1,000 bag lunches to Loaves and Fishes on Thursday.

Patrick Doumit, 13, and Mary Hampton Durst, 6, place bagged lunch donations on shelves at the Loaves and Fishes soup kitchen on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. Each bagged lunch contained a can of pasta, a breakfast bar and a bottle of water. Amanda Lien/Dispatch Staff

Amanda Lien/Dispatch Staff From left to right, Brandon Doumit, 11, Will Borer, 8, Gavin Elliot, 11, and Jackson Browning, 9, team-lift a box of bagged lunches donated to Loaves and Fishes by Annunciation Catholic School on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. According to Annunciation marketing and admissions director Katie Fenstermacher, this is the largest donation of bagged lunches Loaves and Fishes has received to date.

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WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: No. 6 Mississippi State 65, Alabama 49 Howard’s big game McCowan’s maturity sparks road victory

By Adam Minichino comes through in win um. Schaefer scanned the [email protected] box score and saw How- ard had a game-high 24 Senior center has 18th double-double of year TUSCALOOSA, Ala. points on 9-for-12 shoot- — Turn the page. ing from the field and By Adam Minichino Sunday provided possi- Forgetting one game grabbed seven rebounds [email protected] bly the best example of how and moving on to the next in 32 minutes. When you far McCowan has come in one seems like a simple have a coach who is striv- TUSCALOOSA, Ala. her time as a Bulldog. proposition. But when ing for the “perfect game,” — Teaira McCowan rec- Despite taking only you’re energized for ex- it’s easy to find areas to ognizes how much she three shots in each half, cellence like graduate address for the next prac- has developed since her McCowan played a key role student Anriel Howard, tice or the next game. freshman season. in the No. 6 Mississippi sometimes you can get “She is 9 out of 12 and Alabama Athletic Media Relations At 6-foot-7, McCowan State women’s basketball ahead of yourself and go probably the three shots Alabama’s Cierra Johnson moves past Mississippi didn’t grasp the physical team’s 65-49 victory against too quickly or try to do she missed probably State’s Myah Taylor in their game Sunday at Coleman nature of the Southeast- Alabama in a Southeastern too much. didn’t need to take them, Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. ern Conference when she Conference game before a Mississippi State wom- but that is her trying to arrived from Brenham, crowd of 3,769 at Coleman en’s basketball coach make something hap- Schaefer felt the Bull- Howard recorded her Texas. As a result, she Coliseum. Vic Schaefer alluded to pen, and there is nothing dogs could attack the sixth 20-plus point game grappled with how to use “Freshman year I prob- that fact Sunday after wrong with that,” Schae- Crimson Tide with How- of the season thanks to her quickness, strength, ably would have wanted to No. 6 MSU’s 65-49 victo- fer said. “It’s a learning ard and said she did a an aggressive attitude and athleticism and how do too much,” McCowan ry against Alabama in a process — a new offense good job getting to the that helped her attack the to remain poised when said, “but I am a senior Southeastern Conference — that kind of thing, but rim. As a result, she was basket, especially when opponents tried anything now, so I just have to let game before a crowd of again, I was pleased with 6-for-9 from the free- guarded by smaller players. they could to limit her ef- it come to me. When my 3,769 at Coleman Colise- her, especially early.” throw line. See HOWARD, 4B fectiveness. See McCowan, 4B

FOOTBALL: Super Bowl LIII — New England Patriots 13, Los Angeles Rams 3 Defense, Edelman, Brady lead Pats to sixth title Diminutive WR New England earns MVP with stifles L.A. QB 10-catch effort Goff all evening

By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. By KYLE HIGHTOWER The Associated Press The Associated Press

ATLANTA — Julian ATLANTA — In a Su- Edelman was forced to per Bowl short on scoring, watch only as a spectator it was the New England as his disappointed New Patriots’ defense that set England Patriots team- the tone. mates trudged off the field For most of the season a year ago as Super Bowl the Patriots have stuck losers. to their principles on de- Catch after catch in this fense, making just enough one, Tom Brady’s favor- plays to win. ite wide receiver helped They were much more make them winners again. than that Sunday night “It’s pretty surreal,” against the Los Angeles Edelman said, shaking his Rams. head. “Tough times don’t The Patriots battered last, tough people do. I and bewildered quarter- preach that, and, I guess back Jared Goff and the you have to live to it.” Rams, stifling the NFL’s Edelman certainly did second-ranked scoring en Sunday night, earning route to a 13-3 Super Bowl Super Bowl MVP honors victory. with 10 receptions for 141 New England quarter- yards while helping lift Matthew Emmons/USA TODAY Sports back Tom Brady said the the Patriots to a 13-3 vic- New England tight end Rob Gronkowski (87) catches a pass against Los Angeles Rams inside linebacker Cory Patriots’ defense set the tory over the Los Angeles Littleton (58) on Sunday in Super Bowl LIII at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. stage for a win that gave Rams. sports fans in New En- “My name was called,” Patriots’ defense shuts down Rams’ high-scoring offense in throwback gland another set of brag- he said. “I was asked to ging rights over rival root- make a couple plays and By EDDIE PELLS give credit where it’s due. ers in LA. Last October, we were able to do that.” The Associated Press The defense designed the Boston Red Sox beat Edelman and Brady by Belichick turned Rams the Los Angeles Dodgers ATLANTA — Gray- made one final connection quarterback Jared Goff in the World Series. ing but still gritty, Tom — at midfield with confetti into a jittery mess. He It also sent linebackers Brady, Bill Belichick and flying around them. They completed 19 of 38 pass- coach Brian Flores, the the Patriots came to the embraced for several mo- es for 229 yards, with an Patriots’ de facto defen- Super Bowl intending to ments — eyes filled with assortment of rushed sive coordinator this sea- stave off, for at least one the tears of champions. throws, misread cover- son who is expected to be more game, the inevitable “The hug was just two ages and, in the tiny win- named Miami Dolphins onslaught of the NFL’s fu- Bay Area boys that love dows in which LA showed coach as early as Monday, football, love to compete ture. any sign of life, a pair of out with a victory. and are living out our Job well done. terrible passes. “They played unbeliev- dreams,” Edelman said Pro football never One, trailing 3-0 in the able,” Brady said of the looked flatter, older and third quarter, was late See EDELMAN, 3B Patriots’ defense. “Chal- more stuck in the days and high to wide-open lenged all these plays. .... of the VCR than it did Brandin Cooks in the end They held them.” Sunday. zone; the other, trailing The Rams’ three points In a Super Bowl only 10-3 with 4:17 left in the equaled the fewest scored New England could love, fourth quarter, was high in a Super Bowl. the Patriots won their sixth under pressure for an When Goff began to title by lumbering their way easy interception by Patri- find his grove late in the to a 13-3 victory over the ots cornerback Stephon fourth quarter and the Los Angeles Rams — that Gilmore that essentially Rams trailing 10-3, Los young, brash, high-flying ended the game. Angeles drove inside New team with the 33-year-old “I know I definitely England’s 30 for just the coach and the 24-year-old have a lot to learn from second time in the game. quarterback who were, we this one,” said Rams The momentum proved thought, changing football coach Sean McVay, who, to be short-lived. before our very eyes. at 33, is exactly half the Enter safety Duron If only we could’ve kept age of Belichick. Harmon. them open. McVay has been the Playing in place of Among the Super Bowl flavor of the month in the Patrick Chung after he records set: Fewest points copycat NFL. Other teams suffered an arm injury by both teams (16); few- Jason Getz/USA TODAY Sports have hired away three of in third quarter, Harmon est points by the winning New England cornerback Stephon Gilmore (24) intercepts his assistant coaches over combined with cornerback team (13); fewest combined a pass intended for Los Angeles wide receiver Brandin the last two years, as the Stephon Gilmore to break Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports points through three quar- Cooks (12) in the fourth quarter Sunday of Super Bowl LIII rest of the league tries to up what would have been New England wide at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. catch up with his newfan- a touchdown pass to Bran- receiver Julian Edelman ters (six); most consecutive (11) celebrates Sunday in drives ending with a punt with Maroon 5 offered no called it “Empty. Boring. gled offense that cracked din Cooks. Then, on the Super Bowl LIII at (eight by the Rams); lon- relief — roundly ripped, Basic. Sleepy.” 30 points in 13 games this next play, Harmon pres- Mercedes-Benz Stadium gest punt (65 yards). including by an Associ- He could have said the season. sured Goff on a blitz and in Atlanta. The halftime show ated Press reviewer who same about the game. But See SUPER BOWL, 3B See DEFENSE, 3B 2B Monday, February 4, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com briefly Basketball Golf PGA Tour Waste Management Phoenix Open CALENDAR NBA Sunday EASTERN CONFERENCE At TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, Arizona Mississippi State Prep Basketball Atlantic Division Purse: $7.1 million / Yardage: 7,261; Par: 71 W L Pct GB Final No. 3 men’s tennis team beats USF Tuesday’s Games Toronto 38 16 .704 — Rickie Fowler (500), $1,278,000...... 64-65-64-74—267 STARKVILLE — The No. 3 Mississippi State men’s tennis team Noxubee County at Columbus Boston 34 19 .642 3½ Branden Grace (300), $766,800...... 67-64-69-69—269 Philadelphia 34 19 .642 3½ Justin Thomas (190), $482,800...... 64-66-68-72—270 won the doubles point Sunday en route to a 6-1 victory against South Louisville at New Hope Brooklyn 28 26 .519 10 Chez Reavie (115), $293,467...... 71-69-64-68—272 Bubba Watson (115), $293,467...... 66-67-68-71—272 Florida at the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre. Vardaman at West Lowndes New York 10 42 .192 27 Matt Kuchar (115), $293,467...... 67-65-65-75—272 The Bulldogs (4-0) extended their streak of winning the doubles Southeast Division Chris Stroud (85), $221,283...... 71-66-67-69—273 Belmont at Aberdeen W L Pct GB point to 15 matches dating back to 2018. They used that momentum to Sungjae Im (85), $221,283...... 69-68-67-69—273 Hamilton at Noxapater Charlotte 26 26 .500 — Gary Woodland (85), $221,283...... 68-67-66-72—273 take five first sets en route to defeating the Bulls (2-4). Miami 24 27 .471 1½ Russell Knox (65), $163,300...... 71-66-69-68—274 Nanih Waiya at Columbus Christian Washington 22 30 .423 4 Jon Rahm (65), $163,300...... 67-68-70-69—274 MSU has yet to drop a doubles set in 2019. The win marked Orlando 22 31 .415 4½ Xander Schauffele (65), $163,300...... 67-72-67-68—274 State’s 24th-straight home non-conference victory, which leads the Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Atlanta 17 35 .327 9 Harold Varner III (65), $163,300...... 64-71-68-71—274 (MAIS) Class AAA, District 2 tournament Central Division Jhonattan Vegas (65), $163,300...... 70-69-66-69—274 Southeastern Conference. W L Pct GB Tyrrell Hatton (51), $113,600...... 66-71-70-68—275 “I thought Nuno (Borges) and Strahinja (Rakic) were pushed today At Leake Academy Milwaukee 38 13 .745 — Russell Henley (51), $113,600...... 68-68-69-70—275 on court 1 and did a great job of bouncing back to put their match in a Indiana 33 19 .635 5½ Hideki Matsuyama (51), $113,600...... 68-69-69-69—275 No. 4 Heritage Academy girls vs. No. 5 Canton Detroit 22 29 .431 16 Trey Mullinax (51), $113,600...... 67-64-72-72—275 comfortable position,” MSU coach Matt Roberts said. “In singles, I was Academy, 5 p.m. Chicago 12 41 .226 27 Cameron Smith (51), $113,600...... 67-65-71-72—275 really pleased with how we competed, overall. It’s all about controlling Cleveland 11 42 .208 28 Chesson Hadley (40), $76,917...... 71-65-70-70—276 No. 4 Winston Academy boys vs. No. 5 Starkville WESTERN CONFERENCE Charley Hoffman (40), $76,917...... 66-68-70-72—276 our thoughts and our self-talk. Today was another good match for us to Scott Piercy (40), $76,917...... 66-71-71-68—276 Academy, 6:15 p.m. Southwest Division Webb Simpson (40), $76,917...... 67-69-70-70—276 commit to that and use that to fuel us and give us confidence out there.” W L Pct GB Thursday’s Games Byeong Hun An (40), $76,917...... 66-68-66-76—276 No. 7 Niclas Braun and Giovanni Oradini notched a 6-1 win against San Antonio 32 22 .593 — Jason Kokrak (40), $76,917...... 73-66-65-72—276 Murrah at Starkville Houston 30 22 .577 1 Bud Cauley (30), $50,410...... 68-72-66-71—277 Jakub Wojcik and Ivan Yatsuk on court 2. A few moments later, Trevor Dallas 24 28 .462 7 Brandon Harkins (30), $50,410...... 70-66-69-72—277 Foshey and Gregor Ramskogler improved to 8-0 with a 6-2 victory over West Lowndes at Nanih Waiya New Orleans 23 30 .434 8½ J.B. Holmes (30), $50,410...... 69-68-68-72—277 Hamilton at Vardaman Memphis 21 33 .389 11 Max Homa (30), $50,410...... 70-68-71-68—277 Sergio Gomez-Montesa and Tobias Sonne on court 3. Northwest Division Kevin Kisner (30), $50,410...... 70-69-70-68—277 No. 36 Nuno Borges and Strahinja Rakic trailed 4-3 against Alberto Eupora at Aberdeen W L Pct GB Martin Laird (30), $50,410...... 65-68-70-74—277 Barroso-Campos and Pierre Luquet on court 1 at the time the point was Denver 37 15 .712 — J.T. Poston (30), $50,410...... 65-74-68-70—277 MAIS Class AAA, District 2 tournament Oklahoma City 33 19 .635 4 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (21), $37,512...... 69-70-71-68—278 clinched. At Leake Academy Portland 32 20 .615 5 Emiliano Grillo (21), $37,512...... 67-73-67-71—278 In singles, Rakic made it 2-0 with a 6-2, 6-1 victory on court 3 Utah 30 24 .556 8 David Hearn (21), $37,512...... 67-68-71-72—278 No. 2 Winston Academy girls vs. No. 3 Starkville Minnesota 25 27 .481 12 Hunter Mahan (21), $37,512...... 70-68-69-71—278 against Wojcik. Ramskogler posted his first career singles win in Academy, 4 p.m. Pacific Division Denny McCarthy (21), $37,512...... 69-65-71-73—278 dual-match action with a 6-1, 6-4 triumph against Sean Burnette on W L Pct GB Ollie Schniederjans (21), $37,512...... 67-69-69-73—278 No. 1 Heritage Academy boys vs. Winston Brian Harman (15), $29,110...... 69-72-69-69—279 court 6. Golden State 37 15 .712 — Billy Horschel (15), $29,110...... 71-68-73-67—279 Academy or Starkville Academy, 5:15 p.m. L.A. Clippers 29 25 .537 9 Beau Hossler (15), $29,110...... 70-71-66-72—279 The 11th-ranked All-American Borges then clinched the match on Sacramento 27 25 .519 10 Zach Johnson (15), $29,110...... 71-67-69-72—279 court 1, downing 43rd-ranked Barroso-Campos 6-4, 6-1. No. 1 Leake Academy girls vs. Heritage Academy L.A. Lakers 27 26 .509 10½ Nick Watney (15), $29,110...... 67-69-69-74—279 or Canton Academy, 6:30 p.m. Phoenix 11 43 .204 27 John Catlin, $21,466...... 70-71-68-71—280 USF ended the shutout bid when Sergio Gomez-Montesa won a Adam Hadwin (10), $21,466...... 72-67-69-72—280 7-6 (5), 6-3 decision against 78th-ranked Florian Broskaon court 5. No. 2 Leake Academy boys vs. No. 3 Canton Late Saturday Danny Lee (10), $21,466...... 72-68-67-73—280 Golden State 115, L.A. Lakers 101 Jimmy Walker (10), $21,466...... 72-69-66-73—280 Playing at the No. 4 singles spot for the first time since his Academy, 7:45 p.m. San Antonio 113, New Orleans 108 Tom Hoge (10), $21,466...... 67-68-69-76—280 freshman year, the 93rd-ranked senior Foshey beat Yatsuk 7-6 (5), 6-4 Friday’s Games Atlanta 118, Phoenix 112 Alex Noren (10), $21,466...... 69-72-69-70—280 to make it 5-1. On court 2, Oradini capped off the match with a 6-3, 4-6, Denver 107, Minnesota 106 Stewart Cink (8), $17,289...... 69-70-70-72—281 Columbus at Neshoba Central Houston 125, Utah 98 Chris Kirk (8), $17,289...... 71-70-69-71—281 1-0 (6) victory against Luquet. Noxubee County at Starkville Sacramento 115, Philadelphia 108 J.J. Spaun (8), $17,289...... 69-69-72-71—281 “We grew as a team in these four home matches,” Roberts said. Sunday’s Games Kevin Streelman (8), $17,289...... 71-67-70-73—281 Caledonia at New Hope Memphis 96, New York 84 Matthew Wolff, $0...... 67-70-72-72—281 “The guys said that the more matches they get, the tougher they get. Boston 134, Oklahoma City 129 Brian Gay (6), $16,259...... 67-73-72-70—282 Aberdeen at Houlka Adam Schenk (6), $16,259...... 70-71-71-70—282 That’s so awesome to hear that they just want more matches, because Toronto 121, L.A. Clippers 103 Brandt Snedeker (6), $16,259...... 69-70-72-71—282 they know that with more matches, the more resilient we get and the Calhoun Academy at Columbus Christian Today’s Games Brian Stuard (6), $16,259...... 71-69-71-71—282 Saturday’s Games Atlanta at Washington, 6 p.m. Grayson Murray (5), $15,904...... 68-72-70-73—283 more trust we have in ourselves and each other. This month is going to Denver at Detroit, 6 p.m. Andrew Landry (4), $15,336...... 67-68-74-75—284 be amazing for us to really be challenged with a lot of road matches. It’s West Point at Noxubee County Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. Kevin Na (4), $15,336...... 68-72-74-70—284 Indiana at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Carlos Ortiz (4), $15,336...... 70-68-70-76—284 going to be great for the guys to be tested, and we’re excited about that.” MAIS Class AAA, District 2 tournament Houston at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Ryan Palmer (4), $15,336...... 68-71-71-74—284 MSU will take on Texas Tech at 4 p.m. Friday in Lubbock, Texas. At Leake Academy San Antonio at Sacramento, 9 p.m. C.T. Pan (4), $15,336...... 73-68-72-71—284 Tuesday’s Games Sam Ryder (4), $15,336...... 72-67-71-74—284 Game times at 2 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 4:30 p.m., Boston at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Richy Werenski (4), $15,336...... 69-69-73-73—284 L.A. Clippers at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Keegan Bradley (3), $14,626...... 68-69-75-73—285 Ole Miss 5:45 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 6 p.m. Cameron Champ (3), $14,626...... 70-69-71-75—285 Detroit at New York, 6:30 p.m. James Hahn (3), $14,626...... 68-72-70-75—285 Women’s tennis team beats Tulane Prep Soccer Minnesota at Memphis, 7 p.m. John Huh (3), $14,271...... 67-73-69-77—286 OXFORD — The Ole Miss women’s tennis team defeated Tulane Orlando at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Freddie Jacobson (3), $14,271...... 68-72-72-74—286 Today’s Match Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Satoshi Kodaira (3), $14,058...... 71-70-72-75—288 5-2 on Sunday at the William F. Galtney Indoor Tennis Center. Keith Mitchell (3), $13,916...... 74-67-74-74—289 Starkville Academy at Columbus Christian, 5 p.m. Miami at Portland, 9:30 p.m. Prior to the match, Ole Miss Athletics held the ribbon cutting and Wednesday’s Games Saudi International dedication ceremony for the center. Tuesday’s Matches Denver at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. Sunday New Orleans at Chicago, 7 p.m. At Royal Greens Golf & CC, King Abdulla Economic City, Saudi Arabia Sabina Machalova swept both sets in singles and joined veteran Columbus Christian at Indianola Academy, 3 p.m. Washington at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Purse: $3.5 million / Yardage: 7,010; Par: 70 Tea Jandric for a win in doubles. Charlotte at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Final Magnolia Heights at Heritage Academy, 5 p.m. Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. Dustin Johnson, United States...... 68-61-65-67—261 Alexa Bortles and Cameron Kriscunas dropped their opening Houston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Li Haotong, China...... 67-65-62-69—263 game before firing back to take six straight and hand Ole Miss the early San Antonio at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Tom Lewis, England...... 71-66-62-65—264 Men’s College Basketball Lee Min Woo, Australia...... 69-70-63-63—265 point. Today’s Game Alexander Levy, France...... 69-65-67-65—266 Machalova carried the momentum into singles, sweeping her Football Joost Luiten, Netherlands...... 66-71-69-63—269 Oakwood at Mississippi University for Women, Bryson Dechambeau, United States ...... 68-68-68-65—269 opening set in 10 minutes. The rest of the Rebels followed suit, with NFL Playoffs Ian Poulter, England...... 68-67-68-66—269 7:30 p.m. Super Bowl Bortles, Vrbenska, Jandric, and Janatova all winning their first sets. Scott Hend, Australia...... 70-63-69-67—269 Wednesday’s Games Sunday’s Game Ryan Fox, New Zealand...... 67-67-67-68—269 Janatova was next to finish, handing Ole Miss a 3-0 advantage. At Atlanta Justin Harding, South Africa ...... 65-72-70-63—270 Things stalled on the remaining four courts, as Vrbenska slipped in her Texas A&M at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. New England 13, L.A. Rams 3 Gavin Green, Malaysia...... 68-68-67-67—270 Bradley Dredge, Wales...... 67-70-72-62—271 second set 2-6 and Jandric took on a back-and-forth affair. LSU at Mississippi State, 8 p.m. Patriots 13, Rams 3 Victor Perez, France...... 66-70-71-64—271 Bortles clinched the match with a 6-1, 7-6 (1) victory at No. 4.. Georgia at Alabama, 8 p.m. New England 0 3 0 10—13 Richard Sterne, South Africa...... 66-68-70-67—271 L.A. Rams 0 0 3 0— 3 Mike Lorenzo-Vera, France...... 69-71-63-68—271 Ole Miss will play host to Alcorn State at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. Saturday’s Games Second Quarter Ross Fischer, England...... 65-72-65-69—271 13, for a doubleheader. NE—FG Gostkowski 42, 10:29. Victor Dubuisson, France...... 72-65-69-66—272 Kentucky at Mississippi State, Noon Third Quarter Marcus Kinhult, Sweden...... 67-71-67-67—272 Ole Miss at Georgia, Noon La—FG Zuerlein 53, 2:11. Renato Paratore, Italy...... 65-74-65-68—272 Fourth Quarter Zander Lombard, South Africa...... 65-67-70-70—272 Alabama Louisiana Tech at Southern Mississippi, 4 p.m. NE—Michel 2 run (Gostkowski kick), 7:00. Also David Lipsky, United States...... 71-67-69-67—274 Alabama at Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. NE—FG Gostkowski 41, 1:12. No. 5 women’s golf team 12th at Northrop Grumman Patrick Reed, United States ...... 67-71-72-71—281 Mississippi University for Women at Oakwood, A—70,081. Brooks Koepka, United States ...... 69-70-74-69—282 Regional Challenge 9 p.m. NE La Web.com Country Club de Bogota Championship PALOS VERDES, Calif. — The No. 5 Alabama women’s golf team First downs 22 14 NOTE: Third and final rounds played on Country Club de Bogota-Lagos Women’s College Basketball Total Net Yards 407 260 Sunday carded an opening-round 307 Sunday to kick off the spring campaign at Rushes-yards 32-154 18-62 At f-Country Club de Bogota-Lagos the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge. Today’s Game Passing 253 198 Yardage: 7,237; Par: 71 The Crimson Tide will enter the second round in a tie for 12th Oakwood at Mississippi University for Women, Punt Returns 2-2 2-12 At p-Country Club de Bogota-Pacos Kickoff Returns 1-38 1-27 Yardage: 6,206; Par: 70 overall in the 16-team field, which features nine teams ranked on the 5:30 p.m. Bogota, Colombia Interceptions Ret. 1-0 1-0 Purse: $700,000 Golfstat.com top-15 and 13 among the top-35 teams in the nation. Thursday’s Games Comp-Att-Int 21-35-1 19-38-1 Final Jiwon Jeon carded an opening round of 2-over par 73 and is tied Sacked-Yards Lost 1-9 4-31 Mark Anderson, $126,000...... 62PC-71FC-66-67—266 Alabama at Florida, 6 p.m. Punts 5-43.0 9-46.3 Drew Weaver, $75,600...... 69FC-69PC-65-67—270 for 11th entering Monday’s second round. Angelica Moresco is also Ole Miss at South Carolina, 7 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Doug Ghim, $40,600...... 74FC-61PC-68-68—271 among the top 20 individuals after shooting a 4-over 75. She is tied for Saturday’s Games Penalties-Yards 3-20 9-65 Tyler McCumber, $40,600...... 72FC-63PC-66-70—271 17th. Time of Possession 33:10 26:50 Derek Fathauer, $25,550...... 72FC-66PC-70-64—272 Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech, 1 p.m. Andrew Novak, $25,550...... 71FC-62PC-71-68—272 Kenzie Wright is in a tie 30th with an 18-hole total of 5-over par 76, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Scottie Scheffler, $25,550...... 63PC-69FC-73-67—272 Mississippi University for Women at Oakwood, 7 p.m. Rhein Gibson, $20,300...... 70FC-64PC-69-70—273 while Carolina Caminoli (83) and Mary Mac Trammell (84) round out the RUSHING—New England, Michel 18-94, Bur- Tim Wilkinson, $20,300...... 69FC-66PC-70-68—273 Crimson Tide starters. khead 7-43, Edelman 1-8, Patterson 2-7, White Ryan Yip, $20,300...... 70FC-65PC-70-68—273 2-4, Brady 2-(minus 2). Los Angeles, Gurley Matt Every, $16,800...... 64PC-69FC-69-72—274 UCLA, ranked No. 12 in the nation, leads the field with a 7-over par 10-35, C.Anderson 7-22, Woods 1-5. Andres Gallegos, $16,800...... 70FC-67PC-69-68—274 291. It is four strokes ahead of No. 13 Stanford (295). Second-ranked on the air PASSING—New England, Brady 21-35-1-262. Joseph Bramlett, $12,740...... 71FC-66PC-68-70—275 Texas is in third at 298, while No. 1 USC and tournament host Ohio Los Angeles, Goff 19-38-1-229. Bo Hoag, $12,740...... 71FC-65PC-71-68—275 Today RECEIVING—New England, Edelman 10-141, Sebastián Muñoz, $12,740...... 64PC-71FC-71-69—275 State are tied for fourth at 15-over 299. Gronkowski 6-87, Burkhead 2-15, Patterson Ben Polland, $12,740...... 70PC-69FC-67-69—275 Alabama will be paired with No. 8 Arizona State, No. 19 Wash- AUTO RACING 2-14, White 1-5. Los Angeles, Cooks 8-120, Andrew Svoboda, $12,740...... 66PC-71FC-70-68—275 Woods 5-70, Reynolds 3-28, C.Anderson 2-12, Connor Arendell, $8,520...... 67PC-69FC-70-70—276 ington, and No. 20 Florida State today. Live scoring can be found at 8 p.m. — Monster Energy Supercross: round 5 of Max Greyserman, $8,520...... 71FC-67PC-68-70—276 Gurley 1-(minus 1). Steven Ihm, $8,520...... 68FC-69PC-67-72—276 GolfStat.com. the AMA Supercross, San Diego, California, NBC MISSED FIELD GOALS—New England, Steve Marino, $8,520...... 67PC-71FC-67-71—276 Sports Network Gostkowski 46. Los Angeles, Zuerlein 48. Davis Riley, $8,520...... 67PC-71FC-70-68—276 David Skinns, $8,520...... 65PC-74FC-69-68—276 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Ben Taylor, $8,520...... 69FC-67PC-71-69—276 Golf Hockey Rafael Campos, $5,108...... 68PC-68FC-71-70—277 6 p.m. — Colgate at Lehigh, CBS Sports Network Ricardo Celia, $5,108...... 63PC-69FC-75-70—277 Fowler overcomes strange triple bogey to win 6 p.m. — Louisville at Virginia Tech, ESPN NHL Nelson Ledesma, $5,108...... 68FC-67PC-72-70—277 EASTERN CONFERENCE Byron Meth, $5,108...... 66FC-73PC-70-68—277 Phoenix Open 6 p.m. — North Carolina Central at Florida A&M, Atlantic Division Todd Baek, $5,108...... 69FC-68PC-73-67—277 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Justin Hueber, $5,108...... 71FC-66PC-70-70—277 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Standing above a greenside bunker at ESPNU Tampa Bay 52 39 11 2 80 205 146 Ben Kohles, $5,108...... 69FC-67PC-71-70—277 TPC Scottsdale’s difficult par-4 11th hole, Rickie Fowler turned just in 7 p.m. — Penn State at Northwestern, FS1 Toronto 51 31 17 3 65 179 145 Jordan Niebrugge, $5,108...... 72FC-65PC-70-70—277 time to see his ball, one he had just placed after penalty, trickle into the Montreal 53 29 18 6 64 160 155 Casey Wittenberg, $5,108...... 75FC-64PC-67-71—277 8 p.m. — West Virginia vs. Texas Tech, ESPN Boston 52 28 17 7 63 149 135 George Cunningham, $3,496...... 67PC-73FC-68-70—278 water. Buffalo 51 25 20 6 56 148 156 William Harrold, $3,496...... 66PC-74FC-69-69—278 8 p.m. — Iowa State vs. Oklahoma, ESPN2 Maverick McNealy, $3,496...... 71FC-69PC-68-70—278 Fowler had already seen his share of bad luck at the Phoenix Florida 50 21 21 8 50 156 175 Xinjun Zhang, $3,496...... 61PC-75FC-71-71—278 Open. Now balls were rolling into hazards on their own. 8 p.m. — Mississippi Valley State at Grambling Detroit 53 21 25 7 49 150 174 Jason Bohn, $3,496...... 75FC-65PC-70-68—278 State, ESPNU Ottawa 52 19 28 5 43 159 194 Charlie Saxon, $3,496...... 69PC-67FC-67-75—278 Unable to catch a break, Fowler took it upon himself to create his Metropolitan Division Robby Shelton, $3,496...... 66PC-71FC-67-74—278 own. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL GP W L OT Pts GF GA Jimmy Stanger, $3,496...... 71FC-66PC-69-72—278 N.Y. Islanders 51 30 15 6 66 151 125 Cody Blick, $2,363...... 67PC-70FC-71-71—279 Fowler shook off a bizarre triple bogey on No. 11 with clutch shots 6 p.m. — Baylor at Texas, ESPN2 Pittsburgh 52 28 18 6 62 183 160 Kevin Dougherty, $2,363...... 68PC-70FC-69-72—279 down the stretch, finally winning the tournament Sunday that had twice 6 p.m. — Missouri at LSU, SEC Network Washington 52 28 18 6 62 175 166 Brett Drewitt, $2,363...... 68PC-69FC-73-69—279 eluded him. Columbus 51 28 20 3 59 163 159 Brad Fritsch, $2,363...... 69PC-70FC-71-69—279 6:30 p.m. — Maryland at Illinois, Big Ten Network Carolina 52 25 21 6 56 148 155 Dan McCarthy, $2,363...... 73FC-64PC-69-73—279 “I didn’t think it would be easy, but the way I was playing this week, Vincent Whaley, $2,363...... 69PC-70FC-70-70—279 NBA Philadelphia 52 23 23 6 52 151 176 Steve Wheatcroft, $2,363...... 68PC-72FC-68-71—279 I thought it would have been easier,” Fowler said. “It was kind of grind it N.Y. Rangers 51 22 22 7 51 145 171 6:30 p.m. — Milwaukee at Brooklyn, NBA TV Joseph Winslow, $2,363...... 67PC-73FC-73-66—279 out. I had a couple of tough breaks and had to deal with the punches — New Jersey 51 20 24 7 47 152 173 Michael Gellerman, $2,030...... 72FC-64PC-72-72—280 9 p.m. — San Antonio at Sacramento, NBA TV WESTERN CONFERENCE Benjamín Alvarado, $1,912...... 70PC-70FC-68-73—281 a couple big ones — but it feels good now.” Central Division Thomas Bass, $1,912...... 69PC-70FC-69-73—281 After a pair of 64s and a 65, Fowler shot 3-over 74 in the final NHL GP W L OT Pts GF GA Ryan Brehm, $1,912...... 70FC-68PC-68-75—281 6 p.m. — Los Angeles at NY Rangers, NHL TV Winnipeg 52 34 16 2 70 185 146 Chase Seiffert, $1,912...... 73FC-67PC-68-73—281 round on a soggy Sunday at TPC Scottsdale, highest by a winner in Nashville 54 31 19 4 66 166 139 Chris Baker, $1,912...... 64PC-67FC-70-80—281 tournament history. He finished at 17-under 267 to beat Branden Grace SKIING Dallas 52 27 21 4 58 133 130 Jimmy Beck, $1,912...... 69PC-68FC-74-70—281 Minnesota 52 26 22 4 56 146 149 Christian Brand, $1,912...... 64PC-71FC-77-69—281 by two shots for his fifth PGA Tour title. 5:25 a.m. (Tuesday) — FIS World Alpine Roberto Díaz, $1,912...... 71FC-66PC-75-69—281 Fowler had another over-par round with a 54-hole lead — he’s 7 Colorado 51 22 21 8 52 170 167 Matt Atkins, $1,820...... 68PC-67FC-73-74—282 Championships: women’s super-G, Sweden, NBC St. Louis 50 23 22 5 51 143 151 Mark Blakefield, $1,820...... 70PC-68FC-74-70—282 for 7 there — but birdied two of his final four holes to win from the third- Sports Network Chicago 53 20 24 9 49 167 196 Matt Harmon, $1,820...... 70PC-67FC-71-74—282 round lead for the second time, with the 2017 Honda Classic the other. Pacific Division Brandon Matthews, $1,771...... 67FC-70PC-72-74—283 SNOWBOARDING GP W L OT Pts GF GA Jonathan Randolph, $1,771...... 74FC-65PC-72-72—283 Fowler also had a double bogey on the par-4 fifth hole, becoming Calgary 53 34 14 5 73 197 152 Brian Richey, $1,771...... 66FC-74PC-72-71—283 the first PGA Tour player to win with a double bogey and triple bogey or 6:30 p.m. — FIS World Freestyle Championships: San Jose 53 30 16 7 67 190 169 Callum Tarren, $1,771...... 66PC-69FC-73-75—283 worse since 1983. parallel giant slalom, Utah, NBC Sports Network Vegas 54 29 21 4 62 160 148 Tyson Alexander, $1,729...... 68PC-68FC-74-74—284 Vancouver 52 24 22 6 54 152 162 Tag Ridings, $1,729...... 72FC-68PC-71-73—284 Fowler has experienced his share of heartbreak at the Phoenix SOCCER Brock Mackenzie, $1,708...... 70FC-70PC-72-73—285 Arizona 51 23 23 5 51 134 145 Oscar Fraustro, $1,659...... 65PC-75FC-72-74—286 Open. He had the 54-hole lead last year and shot a 2-over 73 to finish 1:55 p.m. — Premier League: West Hame vs. Edmonton 52 23 24 5 51 151 172 Rick Lamb, $1,659...... 71FC-69PC-74-72—286 six shots behind Gary Woodlandr. In 2016, Fowler blew a two-shot lead Anaheim 52 21 22 9 51 123 162 Taylor Moore, $1,659...... 64PC-73FC-75-74—286 Liverpool, NBC Sports Network Los Angeles 51 20 27 4 44 116 154 Matthew NeSmith, $1,659...... 72FC-66PC-71-77—286 with two holes to go before losing in a playoff to Hideki Matsuyama, Chad Ramey, $1,659...... 71FC-69PC-75-71—286 twice hitting it into the water on the drivable par-4 17th. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Nick Voke, $1,659...... 72PC-68FC-76-70—286 Tuesday Lanto Griffin, $1,596...... 68PC-72FC-72-75—287 None of it compared to what happened to him Sunday. overtime loss. Top three teams in each division COLLEGE BASKETBALL and two wild cards per conference advance to Edward Loar, $1,596...... 72FC-66PC-71-78—287 Leading by four to start the day, he was up five shots stepping onto playoffs. Michael McGowan, $1,596...... 75FC-64PC-77-71—287 6 p.m. — Drake at Loyola-Chicago, CBS Sports Jamie Arnold, $1,568...... 69PC-70FC-71-78—288 the tee on No. 11. The lead was one after a bizarre sequence of events Corey Pereira, $1,554...... 67PC-73FC-78-77—295 Network Late Saturday at the long par 4. Dallas 3, Nashville 1 6 p.m. — Boston College vs. Duke, ESPN At Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson, Calif. With rain picking up, Fowler hit his approach shot right of the green Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 WTA St. Petersburg Ladies and his chip skipped past the flag into the water, incurring a two-shot 6 p.m. — Michigan State vs. Illinois, ESPN2 Chicago 4, Minnesota 3, OT (SHO), Gervonta Davis vs. Abner Mares, 12, for Vancouver 5, Colorado 1 Davis’ WBA featherweight title; Erickson Lubin penalty. He dropped next to a bunker and, as he stood on the green Trophy vs. Ishw Smith, 10, super welterweights; Javier 6 p.m. — Pittsburgh at Wake Forest, ESPNU San Jose 3, Arizona 2, OT Sunday surveying his next shot, his ball rolled back into the water without being Sunday’s Games Fortuna vs. Sharif Bogere, 10, lightweights; 6 p.m. — South Carolina at Kentucky, SEC At Sibur Arena Eddie Ramirez vs. Juan Heraldez, 10, junior touched. Boston 1, Washington 0 St. Petersburg, Russia welterweights; Xavier Martinez vs. Deivi Julio Network Montreal 4, Edmonton 3, OT Purse: $823,000 (Premier) PGA Tour rules official Slugger White determined Fowler’s ball was Bassa, 10, junior lightweights. 7 p.m. — Michigan at Rutgers, Big Ten Network Calgary 4, Carolina 3 Surface: Hard-Indoor Sunday in play after the drop, so he was assessed a one-shot penalty. Fowler Today’s Games Singles At Save Mart Arena, Fresno, Calif., Jose Carlos Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Championship Ramirez vs. Jose Zepeda, 12, for Ramirez’s got up-and-down from there, knocking in a 17-foot putt for triple-bogey 7 7 p.m. — St. John’s at Marquette, FS1 Kiki Bertens (2), Netherlands, def. Donna Vekic 8 p.m. — Dayton at St. Louis, CBS Sports Vancouver at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. (8), Croatia, 7-6 (2), 6-4. WBC World super lightweight title; Raymundo — his seventh double bogey or worse when playing with a 54-hole lead. Anaheim at Toronto, 6 p.m. Doubles Beltran vs. Hiroki Okada, 10 super lightweights; Network Arizona at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Championship Genesis Servania vs. Carlos Castro, 10, Tuesday’s Games Margarita Gasparyan and Ekaterina Makarova, featherweights; Bryan Vasquez vs. Enrique 8 p.m. — Kansas vs. Kansas State, ESPN N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 6 p.m. Russia, def. Anna Kalinskaya, Russia, and Vik- Tinoco, 10, super featherweights; Andy Vences Dustin Johnson hangs on for victory at Saudi toria Kuzmova, Slovakia, 7-5, 7-5. vs. Dardan Zenunaj, 10, super featherweights; 8 p.m. — Missouri vs. Tennessee, ESPN2 Vancouver at Washington, 6 p.m. Saul Rodriguez vs. Aelio Mesquita, 10, Carolina at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. lightweights. International 8 p.m. — Florida vs. Auburn, ESPNU Los Angeles at New Jersey, 6 p.m. KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY, Saudi Arabia — Joint Transactions Feb. 15 8 p.m. — Vanderbilt at Arkansas, SEC Network Minnesota at Buffalo, 6 p.m. At Grand Casino, Hinckley, Minn. (ESPN), Rob overnight leader Dustin Johnson shot a final-round 3-under 67 to win St. Louis at Florida, 6 p.m. Sunday’s Moves Brant vs. Khasan Baysangurov, 12, for Brant’s the Saudi International tournament by two strokes on Sunday. 10 p.m. — San Diego State at New Mexico, ESPN2 Vegas at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. BASKETBALL WBA World middleweight title. Anaheim at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. National Basketball Association Feb. 16 The American’s overall total of 19-under 261 was enough to hold NBA Arizona at Nashville, 7 p.m. ATLANTA HAWKS — Transferred G Jaylen At Los Angeles (FOX), Leo Santa Cruz vs. 7 p.m. — Toronto at Philadelphia, TNT San Jose at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Adams and F Alex Poythress from Erie Miguel Flores, 12, for Santa Cruz’s WBA off Li Haotong of China who came into the final round with a share of the (NBADL). featherweight title; Omar Figueroa Jr. vs. John Columbus at Colorado, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL lead after a third round that included four eagles. 9:30 p.m. — Miami at Portland, TNT Chicago at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Molina Jr., 10, welterweights. Canadian Football League Feb. 23 The Chinese golfer shot a 1-under 69 Sunday, finishing a shot SKIING Wednesday’s Games WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Re-signed DB At Minneapolis Armory (FS1), Anthony Dirrell ahead of England’s Tom Lewis whose spirited last-round challenge was Ottawa at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Jeff Hecht to a one-year contract. vs. Avni Yildirim, 12, for the vacant WBC super 5:25 a.m. — FIS World Alpine Championships, HOCKEY good enough to secure third another stroke back after a 5-under 65. Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. middleweight title. women’s super-G, Sweden, NBC Sports Network National Hockey League March 2 World No. 3 Johnson recorded five birdies in his final round, NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Terminated the At Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. (SHO), 5:25 a.m. (Wednesday) — FIS World Alpine Tennis conditioning loan of G Cory Schneider to Erislandy Lara vs. Brian Castaño, 12, for Lara’s including the last two holes. Binghamton (AHL). Assigned G Mackenzie Championships: men’s super-G, Sweden, NBC WTA Toyota Thailand Blackwood to Binghamton. WBA Super Welterweight World title; Luis “Any time you can win a professional golf tournament, no matter WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Assigned D Ortiz vs. Christian Hammer, 10, heavyweights; where it is in the world, it’s a big win. I’m honored to be the champion,” Sports Network Open Christian Djoos to Hershey (AHL) for long-term Ricardo Núñeztakes vs. Edner Cherry, 12, Sunday injury conditioning. super featherweights. said Johnson. “Haotong was one ahead on the back nine but I knew SNOWBOARDING At True Arena Hua Hin March 9 I was playing well enough to make up some strokes and I didn’t let it 2 p.m. — FIS World Freestyle Championships: Hua Hin, Thailand At MGM Grand, Las Vegas (FOX), Shawn Purse: $226,750 (Intl.) Boxing Porter vs. Yordenis Ugas, 12, for Porter’s WBC bother me. I just played my game and kept on trying to make birdies.” parallel slalom, Utah, NBC Sports Network Surface: Hard-Indoor welterweight title. American Bryson Dechambeau, who won in Dubai last week, was Singles Schedule March 16 6:30 p.m. — FIS World Freestyle Championships: Championship Saturday At AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas (PPV), Errol joint sixth, eight shots behind Johnson after a 5-under 65. Dayana Yastremska (8), Ukraine, def. Ajla At Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, Indio, Spence Jr. vs. Mikey Garcia, 12, for Spence’s A birdie on the final hole helped Li seal second place. Li had gone parallel giant slalom, Utah, NBC Sports Network Tomljanovic (6), Australia, 6-2, 2-6, 7-6 (3). Calif., Alberto Machado vs. Andrew Cancio, IBF welterweight title; David Benavidez vs. 8 p.m. — FIS World Freestyle Championships: Doubles 12, for Machado’s WBA super featherweight J’Leon Love, 10, super middleweights. into the final 18 holes on a high after firing a record-breaking three Championship title; Rey Vargas vs. Franklin Manzanilla, 12, for March 24 eagle-twos in his third-round 62. big air, Utah, NBC Sports Network Irina-Camelia Begu and Monica Niculescu Vargas’ WBC World super bantamweight title; At MGM National Harbor, Oxon Hill, Md. (FS1), (2), Romania, def. Anna Blinkova, Russia, and Joseph Diaz Jr. vs. Charles Huerta, 10, super Lamont Peterson vs. Sergey Lipinets, 12, — From Staff and Wire Reports Wang Yafan, China, 2-6, 6-1, 12-10. featherweights. welterweights. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Monday, February 4, 2019 3B COLLEGE BASKETBALL Super Bowl South Carolina 16 17 19 35—87 Sunday’s Men’s Saturday’s Women’s Arkansas 20 19 17 23—79 Continued from Page 1B Major College Scores Major College Scores 3-Point Goals—South Carolina 5-20 (Coo- EAST EAST per 0-2, Cuevas-Moore 0-6, Harris 2-4, Jackson On Sunday, it managed one 53-yard field fense scored 10 touchdowns and Brady bare- Dayton 74, Rhode Island 62 0-1, Henderson 3-6, Perry 0-1), Arkansas 7-25 Maine 62, New Hampshire 53 (Dungee 2-5, Mason 1-3, Monk 3-9, Tolefree goal from Greg Zuerlein and didn’t take a ly got touched, and never got sacked. Quinnipiac 84, Niagara 73 Fordham 57, Duquesne 46 Georgetown 61, Providence 56 0-4, Northcross-Baker 1-2, Zimmerman 0-2). As- snap inside the New England 20. They were not clicking like that Sunday UConn 76, East Carolina 52 Iowa 81, Penn St. 61 sists—South Carolina 12 (Harris 5), Arkansas 9 Villanova 77, Georgetown 65 Manhattan 52, Siena 48 (Dungee 3). Rebounds—South Carolina 54 (Jen- Gilmore’s interception came minutes af- at the $1.5 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium, SOUTH Monmouth (NJ) 73, Fairfield 63 nings 12), Arkansas 42 (Mason 7). Total Fouls— Clemson 64, Wake Forest 37 Quinnipiac 72, Rider 56 South Carolina 16, Arkansas 20. A—1,637. ter Brady engineered the game’s lone touch- where 70,081 fans — most of them cheering MIDWEST Seton Hall 83, Butler 62 No. 19 Kentucky 62, Creighton 76, Xavier 54 St. Bonaventure 64, George Mason 55 down drive. for New England — watched the game. Ill.-Chicago 69, N. Kentucky 67 St. John’s 70, Xavier 41 Florida 51 VCU 65, Saint Joseph’s 47 It was five plays and included four straight Other than Edelman, whose 10 catches for Nebraska-Omaha 90, North Dakota 72 FLORIDA (5-17): Robinson 0-0 0-0 0, Villanova 67, Creighton 62 de Oliveira 1-1 0-0 3, Nakkasoglu 2-9 2-2 8, Purdue 73, Minnesota 63 Virginia Tech 95, Boston College 86 Rainey 7-10 3-7 20, Smith 1-3 0-1 2, Williams completions: 18 yards to Rob Gronkowski, 141 yards won him MVP honors and made Wright St. 79, IUPUI 74 West Virginia 71, Kansas 50 1-4 3-6 5, Washington 5-9 0-0 10, Johnson 1-4 13 yards to Julian Edelman, seven yards to him look like a combination of Michael Irvin FAR WEST SOUTH 0-0 3, Staples 0-0 0-0 0, Totals 18-40 8-16 51. S. Dakota St. 92, Denver 82 Auburn 59, Georgia 58 KENTUCKY (18-5): McKinney 1-4 0-0 backup running back Rex Burkhead, then and Jerry Rice considering everything hap- Stanford 84, California 81 Coll. of Charleston 70, Hofstra 62 2, Wyatt 1-2 0-0 2, Howard 7-17 2-4 16, Morris UC Santa Barbara 75, Hawaii 54 Davidson 80, La Salle 61 4-10 0-0 10, Murray 1-7 11-13 13, Green 3-11 a 29-yard teardrop placed perfectly into the pening around him, the Patriots were out of Delaware 74, Elon 63 1-2 8, Paschal 2-6 0-0 6, Roper 1-6 3-3 5, To- The Associated Press Drexel 62, William & Mary 58 tals 20-63 17-22 62. arms of Gronkowski, who was double-cov- sync. Duke 74, Pittsburgh 55 Florida 15 8 17 11—51 Men’s Top 25 Fared Florida St. 85, Wake Forest 61 Kentucky 15 15 15 17 —62 ered. Sony Michel ran it in from 2 yards for Brady’s first pass got intercepted. He went 1. Tennessee (20-1) beat South Carolina James Madison 71, Towson 59 3-Point Goals—Florida 7-20 (de Oliveira 1-1, the touchdown with 7 minutes left. 21 for 35 for 262 yards and a passer rating of 92-70; beat Texas A&M 93-76. Kentucky 62, Florida 51 Nakkasoglu 2-7, Rainey 3-5, Smith 0-2, Washing- Miami 72, Virginia 59 ton 0-3, Johnson 1-2), Kentucky 5-20 (McKinney 2. Duke (19-2) beat Notre Dame 83-61; beat 0-1, Howard 0-5, Morris 2-6, Green 1-3, Paschal “We couldn’t get points on the board for 71.4 — more than 26 points lower than he av- St. John’s 91-61. Mississippi St. 65, Alabama 49 North Carolina 64, NC State 51 2-3, Roper 0-2). Assists—Florida 14 (Nakkasoglu one reason or another,” Brady said, “but in eraged this season. 3. Virginia (20-1) beat No. 23 N.C. State Richmond 62, UMass 58 4), Kentucky 14 (Morris 7). Fouled Out—Florida 66-65, OT; beat Miami 56-46. Tennessee 82, Vanderbilt 65 Robinson, Smith, Rebounds—Florida 34 (Wash- the end, it feels a lot better than last year, New England outgained Los Angeles 195- 4. Gonzaga (21-2) beat BYU 93-63; beat Texas A&M 72, Mississippi 60 ington 14), Kentucky 35 (Paschal 9). Total Fouls— San Diego 85-69. UCF 66, South Florida 63 Florida 22, Kentucky 16. A—10,031. when we did get some points on the board.” 57 in the first half, but settled for two field 5. Michigan (20-2) beat Ohio State 65-49; UNC-Wilmington 83, Northeastern 70 No. 20 Texas A&M 72, Last year, the Patriots fell 41-33 to Philly goal attempts — one miss and one make — lost to Iowa 74-59. MIDWEST 6. Michigan State (18-4) lost to Indiana Bradley 69, Loyola of Chicago 56 Ole Miss 60 in a back-and-forth thriller that essentially for a 3-0 lead at the break. Drake 94, S. Illinois 66 79-75, OT. TEXAS A&M (18-4): Jones 2-5 3-4 7, Illinois St. 70, Valparaiso 67 Johnson 5-8 3-3 13, Carter 7-20 14-17 28, featured one good defensive play: a sack and It was 3-3 heading into the fourth quarter 7. Kentucky (18-3) beat Vanderbilt 87-52; Indiana 82, Nebraska 78 Washington 1-3 0-0 3, Wells 7-17 3-3 17, Martin beat Florida 65-54. Marquette 93, DePaul 87 2-2 0-0 4, Whitsitt 0-1 0-0 0, Walton 0-2 0-0 0, strip on Brady by Eagles defensive end Bran- — the fewest points through the first 45 min- 8. Nevada (21-1) beat UNLV 87-70; beat Michigan 76, Wisconsin 70 Williams 0-0 0-0 0, Totals 24-58 23-27 72. Boise State 93-73. Michigan St. 74, Purdue 66 OLE MISS (8-15): Kitchens 1-2 0-0 2, don Graham with the clock running down. utes of any playoff game since a 1980 barn- 9. North Carolina (17-4) beat Georgia Tech Minnesota 60, Rutgers 46 Muhate 2-5 2-2 6, Reid 2-7 2-3 6, Sessom 6-14 The year before, the Patriots scored 31 burner between the Bucs and Rams that LA 77-54; beat No. 15 Louisville 79-69. Missouri St. 63, N. Iowa 58 0-0 17, Smith 0-5 0-0 0, Crawford 0-0 0-0 0, North Dakota 69, Nebraska-Omaha 68 Dunlap 7-7 0-2 14, Matthews 0-0 0-0 0, Salter points in the second half and overtime for won 9-0. 10. Marquette (19-3) beat Butler 76-58. Northwestern 76, Ohio St. 59 4-11 1-2 12, Allen 0-8 3-6 3, Dozier 0-2 0-0 0, 11. Kansas (17-5) lost to Texas 73-63; beat Notre Dame 90, Georgia Tech 50 Totals 22-61 8-15 60. a riveting 34-28 comeback win over Atlanta Maybe the biggest irony of all: The New No. 16 Texas Tech 79-63. Saint Louis 60, George Washington 44 Texas A&M 14 20 18 20—72 12. Virginia Tech (18-3) beat Miami 82-70; W. Illinois 82, N. Dakota St. 70 Ole Miss 17 20 6 17—60 and title No. 5. England dynasty’s five previous Super Bowl beat No. 23 N.C. State 47-24. SOUTHWEST 3-Point Goals—Texas A&M 1-9 (Carter 13. Houston (21-1) beat Temple 73-66. South Carolina 87, Arkansas 79 0-5, Washington 1-2, Wells 0-2), Ole Miss Then, this. victories came by 3, 3, 3, 4 and 6. Two were 8-20 (Muhate 0-1, Reid 0-2, Sessom 5-7, Salt- 14. Villanova (18-4) beat DePaul 86-74; beat TCU 69, Oklahoma St. 55 FAR WEST er 3-8, Allen 0-1, Dozier 0-1). Assists—Texas New England’s road to a sixth Lombardi decided on the last play. The other three Georgetown 77-65. Oregon 102, Colorado 43 A&M 13 (Washington 6), Ole Miss 17 (Reid 6). Trophy — tied with Pittsburgh for the most came down to the final minutes. 15. Louisville (16-6) beat Wake Forest Oregon St. 71, Utah 63 Fouled Out—Texas A&M Sha. Washington, Re- 83-54; lost to No. 9 North Carolina 79-69. Southern Cal 81, Washington St. 73 bounds—Texas A&M 41 (Jones 10), Ole Miss — was never easy this season. The Patriots Compared to that, this was a veritable run- 16. Texas Tech (17-5) beat TCU 84-65; lost UCLA 76, Washington 60 36 (Dunlap 5). Total Fouls—Texas A&M 20, Ole Miss 21. A—1,591. lost five times, didn’t have home-field advan- away. to No. 11 Kansas 79-63. The AP Women’s Top 25 17. Purdue (16-6) beat Penn State 99-90, Auburn 59, Georgia 58, OT tage through the playoffs and, after every On a day when New England held LA run- OT; beat Minnesota 73-63. Fared GEORGIA (13-9): Robinson 11-13 0-2 22, 18. Buffalo (19-3) beat Ball State 83-59; lost 1. Baylor (19-1) beat Oklahoma State Caldwell 2-7 0-0 5, Cole 1-5 0-0 3, Connally 3-6 loss, were beset by questions over whether ning back Todd Gurley to 35 yards, when LA to Bowling Green 92-88. 66-58; beat Texas Tech 96-37. 0-0 9, Morrison 1-5 0-0 2, Paul 2-4 4-6 8, Staiti 19. LSU (17-4) beat Texas A&M 72-57; lost 2. UConn (19-2) lost to No. 3 Louisville 0-1 0-0 0, Hose 3-8 0-0 9, Hubbard 0-1 0-0 0, the 41-year-old Brady and his 66-year-old couldn’t muster a drive longer than five plays 78-69; beat Cincinnai 65-55. Totals 23-50 4-8 58. to Arkansas 90-89. AUBURN (17-5): Howard 3-3 0-0 7, coach might be winding down. for nearly three quarters, and when LA’s 20. Iowa State (17-5) beat West Virginia 3. Louisville (21-1) beat No. 2 UConn 78-69; beat Clemson 76-44. Thompson 6-10 2-5 14, Alexander 1-11 1-2 3, 93-68; beat Texas 65-60. Through it all, though, they could score. Johnny Hekker (eight punts, 46.3 yard aver- 4. Oregon (21-1) beat No. 14 Utah 87-65; McKay 5-17 8-10 18, Primm 4-17 5-6 13, White 21. Maryland (17-6) beat Northwestern 0-0 0-0 0, Benton 0-2 0-0 0, Moore 0-4 0-0 0, beat Colorado 102-43. Sanders 1-2 2-2 4, Totals 20-66 18-25 59. New England averaged 27.2 points a game. age) was his team’s most effective player, a 70-52; lost to No. 24 Wisconsin 69-61. 5. Notre Dame (21-2) beat Clemson 22. Mississippi State (16-5) lost to Alabama Georgia 9 15 18 9 9 —58 101-63; beat Georgia Tech 90-50. Auburn 10 12 11 19 10 —59 And in the run through the playoffs, the of- 10-point lead at the end felt like a million. 83-79; beat Mississippi 81-75. 6. Mississippi State (21-1) beat LSU 3-Point Goals—Georgia 8-22 (Caldwell 23. N.C. State (16-6) lost to No. 3 Virginia 68-35; beat Alabama 65-49. 1-4, Cole 1-2, Connally 3-5, Morrison 0-2, 66-65 OT; lost to No. 12 Virginia Tech 47-24. 7. N.C. State (21-1) beat Wake Forest Paul 0-1, Hose 3-8), Auburn 1-10 (Howard 1-1, 24. Wisconsin (16-6) beat Nebraska 62-51; 59-50; lost to North Carolina 64-51. Alexander 0-3, McKay 0-4, Benton 0-1, beat No. 21 Maryland 69-61. 8. Stanford (18-3) lost to California 81-80; Moore 0-1). Assists—Georgia 17 (Cole 5), Defense beat California 75-50. 25. Florida State (16-5) beat Georgia Tech Auburn 4 (Sanders 2). Rebounds—Georgia 36 9. Oregon State (19-3) beat Colorado (Robinson 10), Auburn 37 (Thompson 9). Total Continued from Page 1B 59-49. 89-65; beat No. 14 Utah 71-63. Fouls—Georgia 18, Auburn 11. A—2,170. 10. Marquette (19-3) beat DePaul 93-87. forced him into a throw into It added up to an abysmal on Goff’s third-and-11 pass Late Saturday Men’s Major 11. Maryland (19-2) beat Wisconsin Tennessee 82, College Scores 75-57. Vanderbilt 65 coverage that was intercepted performance by Los Ange- attempt, giving the Rams a SOUTHWEST 12. Texas (18-4) lost to West Virginia 64-58; beat Oklahoma 76-67. TENNESSEE (15-7): Davis 6-15 5-6 17, Texas Southern 83, Alabama St. 59 Green 2-5 0-1 4, Kushkituah 4-7 0-0 8, Green by Gilmore. les on third-down situations. fresh set of downs. FAR WEST 13. Iowa (17-5) lost to Michigan 90-81; 3-10 1-2 7, Westbrook 6-16 4-4 18, Collins 3-5 “It was clutch,” Gilmore The Rams were 0 for 6 on But the Patriots recov- CS Northridge 83, Cal Poly 65 beat Penn State 81-61. 4-6 10, Jackson 5-16 6-6 17, Harris 0-0 1-2 1, 14. Utah (18-3) lost to No. 4 Oregon California Baptist 75, Seattle 64 Burrell 0-1 0-0 0, Jaz. Massengill 0-1 0-0 0, To- 87-65; lost to No. 9 Oregon State 71-63. said of his interception. “I third down in the first half ered, using a sack by Jona- Colorado 73, Oregon 51 tals 29-76 21-27 82. 15. Gonzaga (21-2) beat Pacific VANDERBILT (6-16): Fasoula 5-9 6-6 knew he was going to force it and 3 of 13 for game. New En- than Jones, a holding penalty Fresno St. 82, New Mexico 70 63-51;beat Saint Mary’s 66-52. Grand Canyon 72, CS Bakersfield 59 16, Newby 4-9 3-4 11, Carter 2-11 4-4 8, Clem- 16. South Carolina (16-5) beat ons-Green 3-4 0-0 7, Walker 2-6 0-0 6, Alexan- up there. Our defensive line gland also held Los Angeles against the Rams and tack- Montana 83, Montana St. 78 Vanderbilt 80-69; beat No. 19 Kentucky 74-70; der 1-4 4-6 6, Cambridge 0-1 0-0 0, Hall 3-12 N. Arizona 86, Idaho 73 beat Arkansas 87-79. 5-7 11, Totals 20-56 22-27 65. put a lot of pressure on him to just 260 total yards. ling Gurley for a loss to force Pacific 66, Pepperdine 59 17. Rutgers (17-5) beat Indiana 69-64; Tennessee 16 19 18 29—82 Santa Clara 69, Portland 63, OT lost to Minnesota 60-46. Vanderbilt 10 16 23 16—65 and he chucked it up there None of the Rams’ run- a punt. UC Davis 84, UC Riverside 71 18. Syracuse (17-4) beat Virginia 72-68. 3-Point Goals—Tennessee 3-13 (Davis 0-2, UC Irvine 82, Long Beach St. 80 19. Kentucky (18-5) lost to No. 16 South Green 0-2, Westbrook 2-4, Jackson 1-5), Vander- and I was able to make a ning backs were able to get Linebacker Kyle Van Noy Carolina 74-70; beat Florida 62-51. bilt 3-8 (Clemons-Green 1-1, Walker 2-5, Alexan- play.” much traction, either. said the team also got energy Southeastern 20. Texas A&M (18-4) beat Vanderbilt der 0-1, Cambridge 0-1). Assists—Tennessee 13 69-53; beat Mississippi 72-60. (Westbrook 5), Vanderbilt 9 (Hall 4). Fouled Out— New England’s offense Los Angeles, which en- from Chung, who returned Conference Men 21. Arizona State (15-6) beat Arizona Tennessee, Kushkituah, Rebounds—Tennessee Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. 60-47. 56 (Davis 12), Vanderbilt 31 (Fasoula 8). Total took it from there, sealing tered the game averaging to the sideline in the fourth Tennessee 8-0 1.000 20-1 .952 22. Michigan State (16-5) beat Purdue Fouls—Tennessee 28, Vanderbilt 21. A—3,815. the victory with a 9-play, 72- 175 rushing yards per game quarter wearing a sling. LSU 7-1 .875 17-4 .810 74-66. SEC Women Kentucky 7-1 .875 18-3 .857 23. Iowa State (17-5) beat Texas Tech Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. yard drive that ate up 3:05 during the playoffs with four “I don’t know what kind of S. Carolina 6-2 .750 11-10 .524 105-66; beat Kansas State 81-52. Miss. State 9-0 1.000 21-1 .954 Alabama 4-4 .500 13-8 .619 24. Florida State (19-3) beat Miami 62-58; S. Carolina 8-1 .889 16-5 .762 and ended with a 41-yard touchdowns, mustered just injury he had, but it didn’t look Mississippi St. 4-4 .500 16-5 .762 beat Wake Forest 85-61. Texas A&M 7-2 .778 18-4 .818 Ole Miss 4-4 .500 14-7 .667 25. BYU (17-5) lost to Loyola Marymount Missouri 5-3 .625 16-6 .727 field goal by Stephen Gost- 3.4 yards per rush on third good,” Van Noy said. “Anytime 61-58; lost to Pepperdine 79-65. Florida 4-4 .500 12-9 .571 Arkansas 5-5 .625 16-6 .727 Kentucky 5-4 .556 18-5 .783 kowski. down. All-Pro running back you have a captain go down Auburn 4-4 .500 15-6 .714 No. 6 Mississippi State 65, Auburn 5-4 .556 17-5 .773 The Patriots’ defense gave Todd Gurley finished with 10 like that you feel for him, you Arkansas 4-4 .500 13-8 .619 Georgia 4-5 .444 13-9 .591 Missouri 2-6 .250 11-9 .550 Alabama 49 MISSISSIPPI STATE (21-1): Howard 9-12 Tennessee 4-5 .444 15-7 .682 Goff different looks all night rushes for 35 yards. C.J. An- want to step up for him.” Texas A&M 1-7 .125 8-12 .400 6-9 24, McCowan 4-6 4-6 12, Danberry 4-10 LSU 3-5 .375 12-8 .600 Georgia 1-7 .125 10-11 .476 0-0 8, Espinoza-Hunter 2-6 0-0 6, Holmes 5-9 Alabama 3-6 .333 11-11 .500 and many of them seemed to derson, who had 167 yards It was the second straight Vanderbilt 0-8 .000 9-12 .429 0-0 10, Carter 0-3 0-0 0, Campbell 0-1 0-0 0, Ole Miss 2-7 .222 8-15 .348 Taylor 0-2 3-4 3, Wiggins 1-6 0-0 2, Totals 25- Vanderbilt 1-8 .111 6-16 .273 confuse the 24-year-old quar- and two touchdowns through impressive performance by Florida 1-8 .111 5-17 .227 Sunday’s Games 55 13-19 65. terback. They routinely sent two playoff games, had seven the Pats’ defense. No games scheduled ALABAMA (11-11): Copeland 4-8 1-1 9, Walker 2-9 0-0 6, Abrams 2-6 0-0 4, Johnson Sunday’s Games an extra deep safety on third- carries for 22 yards. In the AFC champion- Today’s Games 5-17 4-5 15, Wade 4-14 3-4 12, Cruce 0-1 0-0 Mississippi State 65, Alabama 49 No games scheduled 0, Knight 0-1 0-0 0, Barber 0-0 0-0 0, Benjamin Kentucky 62, Florida 51 and-short situations and dis- Cornerback Jason Mc- ship game the Patriots held Tuesday’s Games 0-3 0-0 0, Berry 1-1 0-0 3, Totals 18-60 8-10 49. Auburn 59, Georgia 58, OT Tennessee 82, Vanderbilt 65 South Carolina at Kentucky, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) Mississippi St. 21 18 15 11—65 guised their blitzes up the Courty, who joined brother the Kansas City Chiefs, the Alabama 13 14 7 15—49 Texas A&M 72, Ole Miss 60 Vanderbilt at Arkansas, 8 p.m. (SEC Network) South Carolina 87, Arkansas 79 Missouri at Tennessee, 8 p.m. (ESPN2) 3-Point Goals—Mississippi St. 2-10 middle. The latter benefited Devin McCourty after being NFL’s top-scoring offense (Howard 0-1, Espinoza-Hunter 2-6, Taylor Today’s Game Florida at Auburn, 8 p.m. (ESPNU) 0-1, Wiggins 0-2), Alabama 5-19 (Walker 2-4, Missouri at LSU, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) linebacker Dont’a Hightow- traded to New England this during the regular season, Wednesday’s Games Abrams 0-2, Johnson 1-6, Wade 1-4, Cruce Tuesday’s Games Texas A&M at Ole Miss, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) 0-1, Benjamin 0-1, Berry 1-1). Assists—Mis- No games scheduled er, who dropped Goff for a offseason, also had some piv- scoreless in the first half. Wednesday’s Games Georgia at Alabama, 8 p.m. (SEC Network) sissippi St. 5 (Holmes 3), Alabama 7 (Wade 3). Rebounds—Mississippi St. 39 (McCowan 12), No games scheduled pair of sacks to stunt drives. otal pass breakups. They held the Rams, which LSU at Mississippi State, 8 p.m. (ESPN2) Thursday’s Games Thursday’s Games Alabama 37 (Copeland 9). Total Fouls—Missis- New England finished “It’s the best feeling ever,” averaged 32.9 points per sippi St. 14, Alabama 21. A—3,769. Texas A&M at Missouri, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) No games scheduled Kentucky at Auburn, 6 p.m. with four sacks for the game. Devin McCourty said of game during the regular sea- Friday’s Games No. 16 South Carolina 87, Ole Miss at South Carolina, 6 p.m. No games scheduled Alabama at Florida, 6 p.m. Arkansas at LSU, 8 p.m. (SEC Network) “We’ve got a special watching his brother. “He’s son and 28 points in the play- Saturday’s Games Arkansas 79 SOUTH CAROLINA (16-5): Jennings Friday’s Games group,” Hightower said. “We done everything right this offs, to just three points. Kentucky at Mississippi State, Noon (WCBI) 5-8 0-0 10, Cliney 0-4 1-2 1, Cooper 3-13 1-1 No games scheduled Ole Miss at Georgia, Noon (SEC Network) 7, Cuevas-Moore 4-21 6-6 14, Harris 6-10 1-3 Saturday’s Games were able to do a lot of dif- year. He’s been an inspira- “We ain’t stars over here,” Auburn at LSU, 1 p.m. 15, Grissett 0-0 0-0 0, Herbert Harrigan 0-3 1-2 No games scheduled Arkansas at South Carolina, 2:30 p.m. 1, Jackson 0-1 0-0 0, Saxton 7-7 5-5 19, Hen- Sunday, Feb. 10 ferent stuff and they weren’t tion to every guy.” Van Noy said. “We just come (SEC Network) derson 7-11 2-3 19, Nel. Perry 0-2 1-2 1, Totals Florida at Georgia, 11 a.m. (ESPNU) Tennessee at Mississippi State, 1 p.m. (ESPN) able to pick it up. We were New England bailed to work and keep grinding Florida at Tennessee, 3 p.m. 32-80 18-24 87. ARKANSAS (16-7): Williams 3-4 0-2 6, Auburn at Arkansas, 1 p.m. (SEC Network) Texas A&M at Missouri, 5 p.m. (SEC Network) Dungee 10-21 10-11 32, Mason 2-7 0-0 5, Monk Vanderbilt at Missouri, 3 p.m. (SEC Network) able to get a lot of one-on-one Goff out early in the fourth and grinding and grinding. It Alabama at Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network) 9-19 4-4 25, Tolefree 1-7 0-0 2, Thomas 2-6 0-0 Monday, Feb. 11 Sunday’s Games 4, Northcross-Baker 2-6 0-0 5, Zimmerman 0-4 South Carlina at Connecticut, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) rushes all game and able to quarter when Gilmore was shows. Look at the scoreboard No games scheduled 0-2 0, Totals 29-74 14-19 79. Kentucky at Alabama, 6 p.m. (SEC Network) get up on the quarterback.” called for defensive holding again. We’re champs, baby.” Howard Continued from Page 1B Early in the game, Alabama points) Thursday in a 68-35 It was the seventh time in the last two seasons MSU put us at a disadvantage,” Alabama coach Kristy Strong showings by Wiggins, Campbell attempted to use a bigger player victory against LSU in Baton has had less than 10 assists in a game. Curry said. “When you’re playing a team of this Xaria Wiggins was another of the Bulldogs’ The five assists matched MSU’s output in a 57- caliber you just have a very small margin for error. — 6-foot-3 Jasmine Walker — on Rouge, Louisiana. walking wounded. 53 victory against Missouri on Feb. 1, 2018, in Co- I think we just have to be tough enough to finish In fact, Schaefer wasn’t sure if the freshman the perimeter to slow down the “If I know I didn’t have a lumbia, Missouri. those and to rebound the ball the way we did today. guard was going to play after she tweaked her shoul- 5-11 Howard. Walker blocked a good game, I will just work on The minus-12 difference between assists and You just have to make those easy baskets to start der in practice Saturday. Despite a sore shoulder, drive by Howard when she didn’t the things I didn’t do well in the turnovers was MSU’s biggest deficit of the season. halves.” Wiggins played her second-most minutes in a game switch off to guard another Bull- last game, like shooting,” How- Stingy defense Injuries piling up and had two points and four rebounds. After targeting his team’s performance on de- MSU was without sophomore Bre’Amber “I am so proud of her and her toughness,” dog. Following a 3-pointer by ard said. “Getting in the gym, Schaefer said. “That kid showed some toughness fense, Schaefer was pleased to see the Bulldogs Scott (concussion symptoms) and sophomore Andra Espinoza-Hunter, Howard that helps a lot. I just try to turn today. Most people would not have come back hold their fourth-straight opponent to less than 40 Nyah Tate (foot), who didn’t travel with the team. today. I think that gave our team an added boost.” scored off a pass out top on a play the page and move forward.” percent shooting from the field. MSU has reached In the second quarter, senior Jordan Danber- that mark in five of its last six games. Redshirt junior center Zion Campbell also pro- in which she attacked a smaller ry twisted her ankle as she slid on the court into Turnover issues “I thought we were really special defensively,” vided a lift, playing a season-high 12 minutes. Even defender. She added a short jump a near-split. She tried to walk it off, but she was Turnovers irritate Schaefer more than anything. Schaefer said. “I thought we played really hard. though Campbell didn’t score, she had two rebounds shot, two free throws, and a pull- After a 17-turnover performance that featured We forced 18 turnovers, 12 in the second half, bothered by it when she returned from halftime. and a blocked shot and moved ahead of freshman up jumper in the spurt to help three Bulldogs with four, Schaefer wasn’t happy with which is always a good thing to see.” Danberry was the final player out of the Bulldogs’ Jessika Carter in the rotation. Carter played only one locker room at halftime. She played only two min- MSU build a 21-13 lead after one how his team cared for the basketball. Alabama was 18-for-60 (30 percent) from the minute in the second half and didn’t score and had “We’ve got to be better than that,” Schaefer said. utes in the third quarter before she went to the quarter. field, including 3-for-17 in the third quarter. The Crim- one rebound. “I am fit to be tied. In a lot of our turnovers, I am try- son Tide missed six makable shots in the first five- bench for good. “Zion was really good today and was really The effort marked the fourth ing to run something and they’re just stubborn. We plus minutes of the second half. The missed opportu- Schaefer said he had seen enough from Dan- engaged,” Schaefer said. time this season Howard has are stubborn sometimes, and trying to do something nities came back to haunt them because the Bulldogs berry to believe she couldn’t go in the second half, Schaefer his team likely would take a couple followed a single-digit scoring else.” committed three turnovers and had a missed shot so he opted not to use her the rest of the game. of days off because it “needs the rest.” MSU doesn’t The game marked the sixth time MSU had 15 or “I just felt like we have to get kids in there who game with a 20-plus point per- coming out of intermission with a 39-27 lead. MSU play Thursday. It will play host to Tennessee at 1 p.m. more turnovers. MSU entered the game first in the regrouped to outscore Alabama 15-7 can play a little harder,” Schaefer said. “Once we Sunday at Humphrey Coliseum. That game is sold out. formance. She was coming off SEC and 11th nationally in assist-to-turnover ratio “I thought the layup to start the game and the went to the bench, Xaria was really good. She re- Follow Dispatch sports editor Adam a 3-for-10 shooting effort (six (1.37) The Bulldogs’ five assists were a season low. four missed lay ups to start the second half really bounded well. She didn’t hurt us on offense.” Minichino on Twitter @ctsportseditor Edelman Continued from Page 1B before taking a second to night long. drive with 7 minutes left was missing in last year’s the 32-year-old receiver has had to overcome, I’m clarify one small detail. “He’s a fighter, man, in the game. 41-33 loss to Philadelphia. would be as productive really proud of him.” “I think he held me,” that kid,” Brady said. “I’m “Julian always gives “I mean, injuries are and effective as he had Edelman finished the the bushy-bearded Edel- just so proud of him. He’s us those kinds of plays,” psychologically so hard been throughout his ca- regular season with 74 man said with a big grin. been an incredible player coach Bill Belichick said. for an athlete because you reer with the Patriots. catches and a team-high “I didn’t hold him.” for this team in the playoffs “Tough plays, tough don’t get to do what you Turned out, he was as 850 receiving yards with six It was an incredibly and he just cemented him- catches, catch-and-run love to do,” Edelman said. good as ever. Not bad for touchdowns. He kept it go- satisfying ending to a big- self, again, in the history plays, breaking tackles “When your team’s going the one-time quarterback ing through New England’s time comeback season for of the NFL for what his ac- for a few extra yards. He out there and playing in at Kent State who became first two playoffs games, Edelman, a guy considered complishments are.” did a tremendous job.” the Super Bowl and you the right-hand man for hauling in 16 catches for a by Brady to be like a little Even when things It has been a long jour- don’t get to help or you arguably the NFL’s great- team-high 247 yards. brother — some team- weren’t working early for ney back to this point for were not a factor, it was est signal-caller. The Patriots led the mates even jokingly say the Patriots, Edelman Edelman, who missed all definitely very tough.” “Oh, man, I am so Rams just 3-0 at halftime, they have a “bromance” — kept the offense going of last season after tear- Edelman was forced to proud of Jules,” fellow re- but Edelman was a big rea- and widely regarded as one and the clock rolling as ing a knee ligament in sit out the first four games ceiver Chris Hogan said. son for that. He tied a Super of the greatest slot receiv- a safety valve for Brady. New England’s third pre- of this season for violating “I don’t really have a lot Bowl record with seven of ers in league history. Eight of his catches were season game. the NFL’s policy on per- of words to describe what his catches in the first two And, he was at it again for first downs , includ- What he did in this formance enhancers. Julian did today. Where quarters for 93 yards as against the Rams. ing a 13-yard grab during Super Bowl was exactly And, then, it was un- he has been and what he’s New England outgained Reliable and steady. All the go-ahead touchdown what the Patriots’ offense certain as to whether had to battle and what he Los Angeles 195-57. 4B Monday, February 4, 2019 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com McCowan Continued from Page 1B teammates give me the ball and I and drove to the basket. mind going against multiple aside and I have to do a better the ball. Again, my fault, my re- see the double team is coming, I In the fourth quarter, Anriel Alabama defenders. McCowan job coaching us on offense. sponsibility. Obviously I am not have to kick it out like I did and let Howard (game-high 24 points, notched a double-double even “We have got to get back to getting through to my team. the offense flow through me and seven rebounds) scored on a though it was her 10th game of doing better things offensive- When I want things done a cer- not to me and be a dead end.” drive after McCowan passed the season in which she didn’t ly. It’s my job. At the end of the tain way and I am fighting them McCowan had 12 points, 12 back to Holmes, who went to attempt at least 10 field goals. day, it’s my job and it is my re- in a game to do it because we rebounds, and four blocked shots her right to find Howard. On Schaefer praised McCowan for sponsibility.” won’t make that next pass or we for her 18th double-double of the the next possession, McCowan continuing to play hard through When asked what the Bull- won’t flip the floor — I wanted to season, and 57th of her career. recognized the guard on the the physical play this season. dogs need to improve on, play through T all night. Yeah, The four blocks marked the sev- wing was going to come down “She has the mental piece,” Schaefer didn’t hesitate to say she had four turnovers. ... She enth game she has had four or to double team her, so she spun Schaefer said. “She gets up and sharing the ball and flipping is really good to play through. I more in a game this season, and quickly and used an up-and-un- is on to the next one. That is the floor. He said the ability to think we would have got a lot of first time in the SEC. der move to finish on the block. what the great ones have. They do that will create openings for good stuff, but it is not her fault. McCowan wasn’t credited “She does a really good have the mental piece with it. shooters because McCowan We won’t turn the floor.” with an assist, but she was the job noticing where the double She didn’t always have that, but is such a good passer and op- MSU (21-1, 9-0 SEC) won its trigger on multiple possessions team is coming from and she she has it now.” portunities for her on the back 25th-straight SEC regular-sea- in the second half when the of- will make that pass out,” How- Schaefer said the Bulldogs’ side if the Bulldogs choose to son game and its sixth-straight fense could have stalled. In the ard said. “I think she is a really goal was to work through Mc- reverse the ball. game in the series against Ala- third quarter, McCowan passed good assist player. She notic- Cowan all game, but he said his “Our execution offensively is bama (11-11, 3-6). the ball out after she was cut es that. That helps us and the players continue to be “stubborn” as bad as it has been all year,” MSU will return to action at 1 off on a move to the rim. Mc- whole team flow a little bit bet- and to be impatient when it comes Schaefer said. “We have got to p.m. Sunday (ESPN) when it plays Cowan’s pass to Xaria Wiggins ter throughout the offense. It is to utilizing McCowan as an asset. share the ball, have patience. host to Tennessee. The game is eventually moved to the weak really good to go through her.” “We won’t turn the floor We don’t need a shot clock. sold out. side, where Jazzmun Holmes McCowan said she is used offensively,” Schaefer said. “I Good gosh. We are not even Follow Dispatch sports editor (10 points, three assists) capi- to seeing double teams — if have got to get away from de- close to getting to a shot clock Adam Minichino on Twitter @ talized on the unbalanced floor not triple teams — so she didn’t fense. Now we’ll have to set that end. 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Do you will make an already fragile EAST really throw away a marriage relationship even more deli- DEAR JUST A DRINK: She over this, and should I move cate if you return the money, acts this way because she is out and hope she misses me the prudent thing to do would the child of an addict, and see- and wants me back? — BRO- be to graciously thank her for ing someone imbibe one — or KENHEARTED DUDE it — perhaps in a written note. three — drinks at one time DEAR BROKENHEARTED: Because accepting her gift makes her remember how her Do not move out and “hope” makes you feel guilty, consider parent behaved while under your wife wants you back. If putting the money aside just the influence, which makes her you separate, you may decide in case at some point she may uncomfortable. And frankly, that you don’t want HER back. need it in the future. CANDORVILLE Horoscopes TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. benefit you greatly. else will. 4). 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Properties Trustee in said Deed of 1910 Welding 4180 Bargain Column 5350 Veterinarians 8300 Houses - South • All ads are subject to the approval of this paper.TION The Commercial 1120 Building & Remodelingfees, trustee's fees and L.L.C., executed a cer- Trust, will on the 12th 4210 Bicycles 5400 Wanted To Buy 8350 Houses - West Dispatch reserves the right to reject, revise, classify or cancel any NOTICE T1150O CCarpeting/FlooringREDITORS expense of s2000ale. Announcements tain Deed of Trust to Mi- day of February 2019, TO: JOHN WAYNE 4240 Building Materialschael S. MacInnis, offer for sale at public 8450 Houses - Caledonia advertising at any time. 1180 Childcare 2050 Card of Thanks 6000 Financial GRAMMAR, SR., whose Letters Testamentary NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mi- 4250 Burial PlotsTrustee for Southern outcry and sell within 8500 Houses - Other 1210 Chimney Cleaning 2100 Fraternal & Lodge 6050 Business Opportunity last known address was have been granted and chael S. 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Trustee in sa2150id DGoodee Thingsd of To Eat ciary, which Deed of6100 Businessbet wOpportunityeen th eWanted hours of Equipment 8550 Investment Property bus, Mississippi Johnson,1250 Ex Computerecutor Servicesof Trust, will on2200 th eIn 1Memorial2th Trust was recorded i6120n Check1 1Cashing:00 a.m. and 4:00 4300 Camera Equipment 8600 Lots & Acreage 39702, but whose the Esta1270te o Electricalf Nancy M. day of Febru2250ary Instruction2019, & School the office of the Cha6150n- Insurancep.m.), at the Front Door advertisements mustpresent abeddres s and Johnson, deceased, by offer for sale at public 4330 Clothing cery Clerk of Lowndes of the Lowndes County 8650 Mobile Homes 1300 Excavating 2300 Lost & Found 6200 Loans whereabouts is un- the Chancery Court of outcry and sell within 4360 Coins & JewelryCounty, Mississippi in Courthouse, located at 8700 Mobile Home Spaces 1320 Fitness Training 2350 Personals 6250 Mortgages paid for in advance.known and after dili- Lowndes County, Mis- legal hours (being 4390 Computer BEquipmentook 2017 at Page 515 2nd Avenue North, 8750 Resort Property 1330 Furniture Repair & Refinishing 2400 Special Notices 6300 Stocks & Bonds gent search and inquiry sissippi, on the 22nd between the hours of 4420 Farm Equipment182 6& 3 Supplies; and, Columbus, Mississippi 8800 River Property to ascertain the same, day of Ja1360nua Generalry, 2 0Services19. 11:00 a.m. a2600nd Travel/Entertainment 4:00 6350 Businessto t hfore Sale highest and best 4450 Firewood 8850 Wanted to Buy and who is now an ab- This is to1380 gi vHousecleaninge notice to p.m.), at the Front Door WHEREAS, default hav- bidder for cash the fol- 3000 Employment 4460 Flea Markets 7000 Rentals 8900 Waterfront Property sconding Defendant. all perso1390ns hInsulationaving of the Lowndes County ing been made in the lowing described prop- IN THE CHANCERY You have been made a claims against said es- Courthouse,3050 loc Clericalated a& tOffice 4480 Furniture terms and condition7050s o fApartmentserty situated in Lowndes 1400 Insurance 9000 Transportation fRee seRCOvicesURT OF LOWNDES Defendant in the suit tate to Probate and Re- 515 2nd Ave3100nu eData N oProcessing/rth, Computer 4510 Garage Salessaid Deed of Trust a7100nd CommercialCoun tPropertyy, State of Missis- 1410 Interior Decorators 9050 Auto Accessories/Parts COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI filed in this Court by Lil- gister same with the Columbus, M3150iss Domesticissipp Helpi 4540 General Merchandisethe entire debt secu7150red Housessippi, to-wit lian J. Grammar, whose Chancery1440 Cl eJewelry/Watchrk of Repair to the highest and best thereby having been de- 9100 Auto Rentals & Leasing Ad must fit in 6 lines (approximately 3170 Engineering 4570 Household Goods 7180 Hunting Land Bargain ColumnIN RE: address is 52 Belle Lowndes1470 Co Lawnunt yCare/Landscaping, Mis- bidder for cash the fol- clared to be due and Lot No. 70 in Chilcutt 9150 Autos for Sale 15 characters per line) and will run for 3 days. For items $100 or 3200 General Help Wanted 4630 Lawn & Garden 7190 Land for Rent/Lease Circle, Columbus, Mis- sissippi,1500 wit hLocksmithsin ninety lowing described prop- payable in accordance Subdivision, as shown 9200 Aviation ESTATE OF JAMES W. sissippi 39702. (90) days after the first erty situated3250 in LManagementowndes Positions 4660 Merchandisewi Rentalsth the terms of sa7200id Mobilein HomesSubdivision Plat Book less ONLY. More than one item may be in same ad, but prices 1530 Machinery Repair 9250 Boats & Marine WILDER, JR., DE- publication of this No- County, Stat3300e o fMedical/Dental Missis- 4690 Musical InstrumentsDeed of Trust, South7250- Mobile2 Homeat P aSpacesge 4 in the of- may not total over $100, no re-lists. 1560 Mobile Home Services 9300 Camper/R.V.’s CEASED You are required to mail tice to Creditors. A fail- sippi, to-wit 3350 Opportunity Information 4700 Satellites ern Bancorp Bank, t7300he Officefic Spacese of the Chancery or hand deliver a copy ure to so1590 Pr oMovingbate & aStoragend legal holder of said in- Clerk of Lowndes 9350 Golf Carts 3400 Part-Time 4720 Sporting Goods 7350 Resort Rentals Up toJE 6A Nlines, P. W ILrunsDER, forEXE 3C -days.of a written Answer Register 1620sai Paintingd clai m& Papering will Lot No. 7 of Pinelawn debtedness, having re- County, Mississippi; 9400 Motorcycles/ATVs Free pets 3450 Positions Wanted 4750 Stereos & TV’s 7400 River Property UTRIX either admitting or deny- forever b1650ar t Pesthe Controlsame. Subdivision, a subdivi- quested the under- subject to the restrict- 9450 Trailers/Heavy Equipment ing each allegation in sion of Lown3500des Professional County, 4780 Wanted Tos Buyigned Trustee to ex7450- Roomsive covenants filed for Up to 6 lines, runs 1680 Plumbing 9500 Trucks, Vans & Buses Lost & FoundNO . 2010-010-PDE the Complaint to /s/ Tommy G. Johnson Mississippi, 3550as Restaurant/Hotelshown ecute the trust and s7500ell Storagerec &o Garagesrd in Book 246 at for 6 days. 1710 Printing 9550 Wanted to Buy TIMOTHY C. HUDSON, Tommy G. Johnson, Ex- by plat or ma3600p o Sales/Marketingf said said land and prope7520rty VacationPag Rentalse 221 of the Land 1740 Roofing & Guttering NOTICE TO CREDITORS whose address is Post ecutor subdivision i3650Tradesn Plat Book in accordance with t7550he WantedRe toc oRentrds of Lowndes Office Box 648, Colum- 1770 Saws & Lawn Mowers 1 at Page 87 of the re- terms of said Deed of County, Mississippi, These ads are takenLetters Tebysta me-mailentary orbu sin, M Sperson 39703-0 64at8 . ourOF COUNSEL: cords in the 3700Truckoffice oDrivingf Trust and for the pur7600- Waterfrontsubj ePropertyct also to ease- office. ads will nothave bbeeen takengranted a bynd telephone. the Chancery Clerk of pose of raising the ment for utilities across issued to Jean P. YOUR ANSWER MUST Aubrey E. Nichols, MB # Lowndes County, Mis- sums due thereunder, the rear five feet of said Legal Notices 0010 WLegalilde Noticesr, Exe c0010utrix of the BLegalE M NoticesAILED 0010OR DE- 3Legal842 Notices 0010 sLegalissip Noticespi. 0010 Legal Notices 0010 tLegaloget hNoticeser wi t0010h attorney's loLegalt an Noticesd eas 0010ement for Building & Remodeling 1120 Estate of James W. LIVERED NO LATER The Nichols Firm, PLLC fees, trustee's fees and gas line across the front To: MARQUETTE D. Wilder, Jr., deceased, THAN THIRTY (30) DAYS Post Office Box 1081 Subject to restrictive TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF expense of sale. five feet of said lot. Tom Hatcher, LLC PROFIET, 602 4th by the Chancery Court FROM THE DATE OF Columbus, MS 39703- covenants and condi- SALE Custom Construction, Street North, Columbus, of Lowndes County, Mis- FIRST PUBLICATION. IF 1081 tions and easements as NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mi- I WILL CONVEY only Restoration, Remodel- MS 39701 sissippi, on the 23rd YOUR ANSWER IS NOT (662) 243-7312 set forth in that certain WHEREAS, on July 28, chael S. MacInnis, such title as is vested ing, Repair, Insurance day of January, 2019. MAILED OR DELIVERED (662) 328-4345 FAX Deed dated June 14, 2017, S.L. Properties Trustee in said Deed of in me as Trustee. claims. 662-364-1769. Pursuant to OCGA § 19- This is to give notice to AND YOU APPEAR AT anichols@thenichols- 1950 and filed for re- L.L.C., executed a cer- Trust, will on the 12th Licensed & Bonded 8-12, notice is hereby all persons having SAID TIME, A JUDG- firm.net cord in Book 216 at tain Deed of Trust to Mi- day of February 2019, WITNESS MY SIGNA- provide to you that a pe- claims against said es- MENT MAY BE ENTERED johnson.tommy(003) Page 14 in the Land Re- chael S. MacInnis, offer for sale at public TURE, this the 16th day General Services 1360 tition for adoption has tate to Probate and Re- AGAINST YOU FOR THE cords of Lowndes Trustee for Southern outcry and sell within of January, 2019 been filed concerning gister same with the MONEY OR OTHER RE- PUBLISH: 1/28, 2/4, & County, Mississippi. Bancorp Bank, benefi- legal hours (being FREE TRAINING for your biological child Chancery Clerk of LIEF DEMANDED IN THE 2/11/2019 ciary, which Deed of between the hours of Michael S. MacInnis, JOB SEEKING WOMEN; K.A.H. born on May 22, Lowndes County, Mis- PETITION. I WILL CONVEY only Trust was recorded in 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 Trustee for COMPUTER TRAINING, sissippi, within ninety 2015. The minor child’s TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF such title as is vested the office of the Chan- p.m.), at the Front Door Southern Bancorp Bank RESUME WRITING, & IN- (90) days after the first mother is Takeytra You must also file the SALE in me as Trustee. cery Clerk of Lowndes of the Lowndes County TERVIEW SKILLS; Kenyatta Marlin, publication of this No- original of your Answer County, Mississippi in Courthouse, located at Rawlings & MacInnis, Tues & Thurs Evening tice to Creditors. A fail- formerly known as with the Clerk of this WHEREAS, on July 28, WITNESS MY SIGNA- Book 2017 at Page 515 2nd Avenue North, P.A. classes start February ure to so Probate and Takeytra Kenyatta Court within a reason- 2017, S.L. Properties TURE, this the 16th day 18263; and, Columbus, Mississippi P.O. Box 1789 5th. Enroll now at Chris- Register said claim will Henry. The adoption pe- able time afterward. L.L.C., executed a cer- of January, 2019 to the highest and best Madison, Ms. 39130 tian Women's Job forever bar the same. tition was filed in the tain Deed of Trust to Mi- WHEREAS, default hav- bidder for cash the fol- 601-898-1180 Corps. Min H.S. Dip- Superior Court of Hous- GIVEN UNDER MY HAND chael S. MacInnis, Michael S. MacInnis, ing been made in the lowing described prop- loma or Equivalent re- /s/ Jean P. Wilder Jean ton County, State of AND OFFICIAL SEAL OF Trustee for Southern Trustee for terms and conditions of erty situated in Lowndes Dates of Publication: quired. Call 662-722- P. Wilder, Executrix Georgia, File No. 2018- said Court of Columbus, Bancorp Bank, benefi- Southern Bancorp Bank said Deed of Trust and County, State of Missis- January 21, 28, Febru- 3016 or 662-597-1030 A-3645-K, by Tommy Lowndes County, Mis- ciary, which Deed of the entire debt secured sippi, to-wit ary 4, 11, 2019 OF COUNSEL: Lee Marlin, Jr. In the ad- sissippi, this the 31st Trust was recorded in Rawlings & MacInnis, thereby having been de- Need a Babysitter or a Aubrey E. Nichols, MB # option petition, you day of January, 2019. the office of the Chan- P.A. clared to be due and Lot No. 70 in Chilcutt Building & Remodeling 1120 Tutor? Call 662-574- 3842 were named as the bio- cery Clerk of Lowndes P.O. Box 1789 payable in accordance Subdivision, as shown 0426. Teacher Certi- The Nichols Firm, PLLC fied in most subjects. logical father of the LISA YOUNGER NEESE, County, Mississippi in Madison, Ms. 39130 with the terms of said in Subdivision Plat Book HOME REPAIRS & CON- Post Office Box 1081 minor child. Pursuant to CHANCERY CLERK Book 2017 at Page 601-898-1180 Deed of Trust, South- 2 at Page 4 in the of- STRUCTION WORK Columbus, MS 39703- Need a Privacy Fence? OCGA § 19-8-12, you BY: /s/ Tina Fisher 18248; and, ern Bancorp Bank, the fice of the Chancery WANTED. Carpentry, are hereby notified that 1081 D. C. Dates of Publication: legal holder of said in- Clerk of Lowndes small concrete jobs, Call me! Licensed w/ (662) 243-7312 30+ years of exp. Call you will lose all of your WHEREAS, default hav- January 21, 28, Febru- debtedness, having re- County, Mississippi; electrical, plumbing, anichols@thenichols- or text 662-549-7167. rights to the minor child PUBLISH: 2/4, 2/11, & ing been made in the ary 4, 11, 2019 quested the under- subject to the restrict- roof repairs, pressure identified above and you firm.net 2/18/2019 signed Trustee to ex- ive covenants filed for terms and conditions of washing and mobile RETAINER WALL, drive- will neither receive no- said Deed of Trust and ecute the trust and sell record in Book 246 at home roof coating and PUBLISH: 1/28, 2/4, & IN THE CHANCERY way, foundation, con- tice nor be entitled to the entire debt secured Sell idle items said land and property Page 221 of the Land underpinning. No job object to the adoption 2/11/2019 COURT OF LOWNDES in accordance with the Records of Lowndes crete, masonry restora- COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI thereby having been de- with a quick action too small. 549-7031. tion, remodeling, base- of the minor child un- clared to be due and terms of said Deed of County, Mississippi, less, within 30 days of Trust and for the pur- subject also to ease- ment foundation, re- IN THE CHANCERY IN RE: payable in accordance classified ad. SUGGS CONSTRUCTION pairs, small dump truck receipt of this notice, COURT OF LOWNDES with the terms of said pose of raising the ment for utilities across you file: (1) a petition to sums due thereunder, the rear five feet of said Building, remodeling, hauling (5-6 yd) load & COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI ESTATE OF NANCY M. Deed of Trust, South- metal roofing, painting demolition/lot cleaning. legitimate the child pur- ern Bancorp Bank, the 328-2424 together with attorney's lot and easement for suant to OCGA § 19-7- JOHNSON, DECEASED fees, trustee's fees and gas line across the front & all home repairs. Burr Masonry LILLIAN J. GRAMMAR legal holder of said in- 662-242-3471 662-242-0259. 22 as a separate legal PLAINTIFF debtedness, having re- expense of sale. five feet of said lot. action; and (2) a notice TOMMY G. JOHNSON, EXECUTOR quested the under- General Help Wanted 3200 of the filing of the peti- VERSUS signed Trustee to ex- NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mi- I WILL CONVEY only tion for legitimation with ecute the trust and sell chael S. MacInnis, such title as is vested the court in which the CAUSE NO. 2019-009- Trustee in said Deed of in me as Trustee. JOHN WAYNE GRAM- JNS said land and property action identified above MAR, SR. DEFENDANT in accordance with the Trust, will on the 12th is pending; and (3) a no- day of February 2019, WITNESS MY SIGNA- NOTICE TO CREDITORS terms of said Deed of tice of the filing of the CAUSE NO.: 2019- Trust and for the pur- offer for sale at public TURE, this the 16th day petition for legitimation 0058-JNS pose of raising the outcry and sell within of January, 2019 to the person who is Letters Testamentary legal hours (being have been granted and sums due thereunder, providing this notice to SUMMONS BY PUBLICA- together with attorney's between the hours of Michael S. MacInnis, you. Govern yourself ac- issued to Tommy G. 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 Trustee for TION Johnson, Executor of fees, trustee's fees and cordingly. expense of sale. p.m.), at the Front Door Southern Bancorp Bank the Estate of Nancy M. of the Lowndes County TO: JOHN WAYNE Johnson, deceased, by Reginald L. Winfrey, GRAMMAR, SR., whose NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mi- Courthouse, located at Rawlings & MacInnis, Esq. the Chancery Court of 515 2nd Avenue North, P.A. last known address was Lowndes County, Mis- chael S. MacInnis, Attorney for the Adop- 52 Belle Circle, Colum- Trustee in said Deed of Columbus, Mississippi P.O. Box 1789 tion Petitioner sissippi, on the 22nd to the highest and best Madison, Ms. 39130 bus, Mississippi day of January, 2019. Trust, will on the 12th The CD Firm, LLC 39702, but whose day of February 2019, Classes / Trainingbidder for cash the fol- 60Insurance1-898-1180 Services-General P.O. Box 18862 This is to give notice to lowing described prop- present address and all persons having offer for sale at public Atlanta, GA 31126 whereabouts is un- outcry and sell within AIRLINES ARE HIRINGert-y s it Getuat e FAAd in LowDENTALndes D a INSURANCE.tes of PublicatiCallon: Physicians DIRECTV NOW. 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General Services 1360 Bargain Column 4180 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 Mobile Homes for Rent 7250 WORK WANTED: BROWN WICKER 3BR/2BA Trailer, New Licensed & Bonded-car- weatherproof patio chair Hope school dist. pentry, painting, & de- with brand new cush- $500/mo & $500 dep. molition. Landscaping, ions $50. 4 drawer Call between 10a-7p. gutters cleaned, bush chest of drawers $50. 662-386-4292. hogging, clean-up work, 662-352-9593 NO TEXT MESSAGES. pressure washing, mov- ing help & furniture NICE 3BR/2BA MH in repair. 662-242-3608 West Lowndes school district. $485/mo + Lawn Care / Landscaping HOME DESK perfect for $485 dep. 662-242- student $25. Antique 7653 or 662-308-7781. 1470 marble top plant stand $75. Pictures available. RENT A fully equipped JESSE & BEVERLY'S 662-352-9593. camper w/utilities & LAWN SERVICE. Mow- cable from $145/wk - ing, cleanup, landscap- $535/month. Colum- ing, sodding, & tree cut- bus & County School ting. 356-6525. Burial Plots 4250 locations. 662-242- 7653 or 601-940-1397. Painting & Papering 1620 FRIENDSHIP CEMETERY Burial Space. Square Commercial Property 8050 SULLIVAN'S PAINT #103 X-11. $800. SERVICE Call Wortley Cole, 662-574-5591. RETAIL SPACE Available Certified in lead in Historic Downtown. removal. Offering spe- 404 Main St. 3,000 cial prices on interior & sq. ft. $1,300/mo. exterior painting, pres- Farm Equipment & Supplies Call 662-328-8655 sure washing & sheet 4420 or 662-574-7879. rock repairs. Free Estimates 2016 CAT Skidsteer w/ Houses For Sale: Northside Call 435-6528 YESTERDAY’S ANSWER mulcher. <1,000 hrs, 8150 Stump Removal 1790 $88,500. 2016 John Sudoku YESTERDAY’SSunday’s answer ANSWER Deere 5100E Tractor, CONVENIENT 3BR/2BA. SudokuSudoku is a number- 210 hrs. $39,500. For Sale or Lease! 512 9 1 8 2 6 3 7 4 5 205-329-1790. Lincoln Rd. New paint, Sudokuplacing puzzleis a number- based on flooring, brick shop, placinga 9x9 grid puzzle with basedseveral on 2 7 4 9 5 1 3 8 6 fenced bkyd & patio. agiven 9x9 gridnumbers. with several The object General Merchandise 4600 Zoned commercial, can 6 5 3 7 8 4 2 1 9 be home/office. 662- givenis to place numbers. the numbers The object 1 8 9 4 3 2 6 5 7 FREE TREE Giveaway 328-9634 for more info. is1 to 9 place in the the empty numbers spaces 2/7/19 from 8:30-4pm ALLSTUMP GRINDING Apts For Rent: West 7050 Apts For Rent: Other 7080 1 to 9 in the empty spaces 3 2 7 5 1 6 8 9 4 SERVICE Lowndes Co. SWCD, Houses For Sale: West 8350 so that each row, each 2282 MLK Jr. Dr, Col- so that each row, each 4 6 5 8 7 9 1 3 2 GET 'ER DONE! FSBO: 3BR/2BA in May- column and each 3x3 box We can grind all your umbus. 328-5921 ext 3 column and each 3x3 box One Bundle Per Person. COLEMAN hew, 1551 Garth Rd. contains the same number 7 3 2 1 4 5 9 6 8 stumps. Hard to reach Close to Columbus, contains the same number places, blown over VIP RENTALS only once. The difficulty Starkville & West Point. only once. The difficulty 5 9 6 3 2 8 4 7 1 roots, hillsides, back- TOWNHOUSES & APARTMENTS New HVAC, 1.7 acres, level increases from yards, pastures. Free Sporting Goods 4720 Rentals large metal bldg incl. level increases from 8 4 1 6 9 7 5 2 3 2019 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. estimates. You find it, Apartments 1 BEDROOM Monday to Sunday. $139,000. 662-418- Monday to Sunday. Difficulty Level 2/02 we'll grind it! ED SANDERS Gunsmith & Houses 8984 or 662-552-1400. 662-361-8379 Open for season! 9-5, 2 BEDROOMS Tues-Fri & 9-12, Sat. 1 Bedrooms 3 BEDROOMS Investment Property 8550 Tree Services 1860 Over 50 years experi- 2 Bedroooms ence! Repairs, cleaning, LEASE, GRAVEL FOR SALE on A&T Tree Service refinishing, scopes 3 Bedrooms private property. Approx Bucket truck & stump mounted & zeroed, DEPOSIT 6 acres. Will sell or

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WINTER SPECIAL Please call: OFFICE FOR RENT. $595-645/mo. Military 30x15. Separate air 1.95 acre lots. 662-570-9464 for info. discount offered, pet 2BR/1BA located in Historic Downtown conditioner & bathroom. Good/bad credit. area, pet friendly, and $400/mo. Located in 10% down, as low as FARM WORKER: furnished corporate Columbus. 2,000 sqft. 2 temporary positions. Hardwood floors Caledonia. Call 662- $299/mo. Eaton Land. apartments available. 574-0082. 662-361-7711 03/25/2019 thru ON SITE SECURITY. throughout. Open floor. 12/15/2019, ON SITE MAINTENANCE. Very nice. Incl W&D. Autos For Sale 9150 Drive tractors and oper- ON SITE MANAGEMENT. $1200/mo. Call OFFICE SPACE: 2,000 ate farm equipment to 662-328-8655. 24-HOUR CAMERA square feet. 294 1965 MUSTANG, Red, till soil, to plant, cultiv- SURVEILLANCE. Chubby Dr. Flexible leas- ate, irrigate & apply fer- Automatic, 6cyl, A/C & Benji @ 662-386-4446 DOWNTOWN: 2BR/1BA, ing terms. 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