College Basketball Schedule Jan 2, 2012

Rhode Island
Boston Coll
1:00pm ET

Chattanooga
Tennessee
7:00pm ET

23 Virginia
LSU
7:00pm ET

Texas A&M
6 Baylor
7:00pm ET

Wofford
Wake Forest
7:00pm ET

Miami (OH)
Vanderbilt
8:00pm ET

Beth-Cookman
Auburn
8:00pm ET

UNCG
Miami (FL)
9:00pm ET

College Basketball Scores Jan 1, 2012

Rutgers 65
S Florida 67
Final

Villanova 77
14 Marquette 81
Final

Monmouth 65
5 UNC 102
Final

E Tenn St 58
Clemson 65
Final

Akron 67
Marshall 51
Final

Minnesota 56
18 Michigan 61
Final

1 Syracuse 87
DePaul 68
Final

Penn 55
7 Duke 85
Final

Penn St 56
Northwestern 68
Final

Cincinnati 66
22 Pittsburgh 63
Final

NHL Schedule Jan 2, 2012

NY Rangers
Philadelphia
3:00pm ET

New Jersey
Ottawa
7:30pm ET

San Jose
Vancouver
8:00pm ET

Edmonton
Chicago
8:30pm ET

Colorado
Los Angeles
10:30pm ET

NBA Schedule Jan 2, 2012

Golden State
Phoenix
3:30pm ET

Toronto
New York
7:30pm ET

Washington
Boston
7:30pm ET

Atlanta
Miami
7:30pm ET

Orlando
Detroit
7:30pm ET

Indiana
New Jersey
7:30pm ET

San Antonio
Minnesota
8:00pm ET

Oklahoma City
Dallas
8:30pm ET

Milwaukee
Denver
9:00pm ET

New Orleans
Utah
9:00pm ET

NBA Scores Jan 1, 2012

New Jersey 82
Cleveland 98
Final

Toronto 96
Orlando 102
Final

Charlotte 90
Miami 129
Final

Boston 94
Washington 86
Final

Dallas 82
Minnesota 99
Final

Memphis 64
Chicago 104
Final

LA Lakers 90
Denver 99
Final

New Orleans 80
Sacramento 96
Final

Portland 88
LA Clippers 93
Final

NFL Scores January 1, 2012

Detroit 41
Green Bay 45
Final

Indianapolis 13
Jacksonville 19
Final

NY Jets 17
Miami 19
Final

Carolina 17
New Orleans 45
Final

Dallas 14
NY Giants 31
Final

Chicago 17
Minnesota 13
Final

Buffalo 21
New England 49
Final

Tennessee 23
Houston 22
Final

Washington 10
Philadelphia 34
Final

San Francisco 34
St. Louis 27
Final

Tampa Bay 24
Atlanta 45
Final

Seattle 20
Arizona 23
Final OT

San Diego 38
Oakland 26
Final

Kansas City 7
Denver 3
Final

Pittsburgh 13
Cleveland 9
Final

Baltimore 24
Cincinnati 16
Final

Brock Lesnar Calls It Quits IN UFC After Loss

Brock Lesnar rose quickly in the ranks of the UFC and he has left just as quickly. After suffering a first round loss to Alistair Overeem Brock lesnar has decided it is time to retire from the UFC. He leaves with a 5-3 record and a World Championship to his credit. He has been battling health issues and that may have been one of the reasons Lesnar felt it was time to go. Fighting in the heavyweight division is tough and you need to be as healthy as possible every night to compete.

For Lesnar he made a lot of money and really help UFC take off and become a mainstream spot for millions of people. Lesnar was a brute inside the ring, but just could not shake diverticulitis a disease that he has been battling recently. No matter how big and strong you are sometimes a disease can take a lot out of you. At least Brock Lesnar can retire knowing he gave it all he could and never have any regrets.