COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Mid-American Conference
East
Conference All Games
W L PF PA W L PF PA
Buffalo 5 3 256 223 7 5 362 333
Akron 3 5 264 289 5 7 360 375
BGSU 4 4 236 183 6 6 332 278
Temple 4 4 207 180 5 7 281 277
Kent St. 3 5 229 264 4 8 308 380
Ohio 3 5 196 235 4 8 289 327
Miami 1 7 144 270 2 10 221 392
West
Conference All Games
W L PF PA W L PF PA
Ball St. 8 0 303 136 12 0 452 200
W. Mich. 6 2 219 187 9 3 358 286
C. Mich. 6 2 253 235 8 4 363 369
N. Illinois 5 3 220 154 6 6 304 217
Toledo 2 6 170 236 3 9 269 377
E. Mich. 2 6 210 317 3 9 309 427
LAST TUESDAY
Navy 16, N. Illinois 0
Ball St. 45, W. Michigan 22
LAST FRIDAY
BGSU 38, Toledo 10
E. Michigan 56, Cent. Michigan 52
Ohio 41, Miami 26
Temple 27, Akron 6
Kent St. 24, Buffalo 21
End of Regular Season
Big Ten
Conference All Games
W L PF PA W L PF PA
Penn St. 7 1 271 109 11 1 482 149
Ohio St. 7 1 238 98 10 2 338 157
Mich. St. 6 2 201 208 9 3 314 263
N western 5 3 191 187 9 3 294 232
Iowa 5 3 238 130 8 4 363 159
Minnesota 3 5 136 210 7 5 281 280
Wisconsin 3 5 206 227 7 5 344 303
Illinois 3 5 218 206 5 7 344 319
Purdue 2 6 175 196 4 8 296 301
Michigan 2 6 177 268 3 9 243 347
Indiana 1 7 116 328 3 9 246 423
End of Regular Season
National
LATE SATURDAY
SOUTH
Wake Forest 23, Vanderbilt 10
SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma 61, Oklahoma St. 41
FAR WEST
Hawaii 24, Washington St. 10
Oregon 65, Oregon St. 38
Southern Cal 38, Notre Dame 3
Weber St. 49, Cal Poly 35
Upcoming Schedule
Wednesday
SOUTH
Middle Tennessee at Louisiana-Lafayette, 7
Thursday
EAST
Louisville at Rutgers, 7:30
Friday
MAC championship, Buffalo vs. Ball State at Detroit, 8
Saturday
EAST
Pittsburgh at Connecticut, Noon
Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia, Noon
Jacksonville at Albany, N.Y., 12:30
South Florida at West Virginia, 8
SOUTH
ACC championship, Boston College vs. Virginia Tech at Tampa, Fla., 1
SEC championship, Alabama vs. Florida at Atlanta, 6
W. Kentucky at Fla. International, 7
Arkansas St. at Troy, 7
MIDWEST
Big 12 championship, Missouri vs. Oklahoma, at Kansas City, Mo., 8
SOUTHWEST
C-USA championship, East Carolina at Tulsa, Noon
FAR WEST
Washington at California, 3
Southern Cal at UCLA, 4:30
Arizona St. at Arizona, 8
Cincinnati at Hawaii, 11:30
NCAA FCS PLAYOFFS
Quarterfinals
Richmond at Appalachian State, Noon
Weber State at Montana, 2
Villanova at James Madison, 3:30
New Hampshire at Northern Iowa, 7
AP Poll
The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 29, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Alabama (62) 12-0 1,620 1
2. Florida (3) 11-1 1,516 2
3. Texas 11-1 1,488 4
4. Oklahoma 11-1 1,480 3
5. Southern Cal 10-1 1,355 5
6. Penn St. 11-1 1,257 6
7. Utah 12-0 1,216 8
8. Texas Tech 11-1 1,197 7
9. Boise St. 12-0 1,103 9
10. Ohio St. 10-2 1,069 10
11. TCU 10-2 885 14
12. Ball St. 12-0 834 15
13. Cincinnati 10-2 824 16
14. Oklahoma St. 9-3 798 11
15. Georgia Tech 9-3 708 18
16. Oregon 9-3 630 19
17. Georgia 9-3 495 13
18. Boston College 9-3 482 20
19. Missouri 9-3 479 12
20. BYU 10-2 385 20
21. Michigan St. 9-3 312 22
22. Mississippi 8-4 280 25
23. Pittsburgh 8-3 241
24. Northwestern 9-3 190 24
25. Oregon St. 8-4 122 17
Others receiving votes: Iowa 66, Virginia Tech 47, Tulsa 13, Florida St. 12, California 7, West Virginia 4, Connecticut 3, Nebraska 3, Rice 3, North Carolina 1.
USA Today/Coaches Poll
The Top 25 teams in the USA Today college football coaches poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 29, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:
Record Pts Pvs
1. Alabama (58) 12-0 1521 1
2. Oklahoma (2) 11-1 1397 2
3. Texas 11-1 1396 4
4. Florida (1) 11-1 1385 3
5. Southern California 10-1 1298 5
6. Penn State 11-1 1176 6
7. Utah 12-0 1153 7
8. Texas Tech 11-1 1116 8
9. Boise State 12-0 1044 9
10. Ohio State 10-2 999 10
11. TCU 10-2 836 14
12. Cincinnati 10-2 770 16
13. Ball State 12-0 765 15
14. Oregon 9-3 658 18
15. Oklahoma State 9-3 613 12
16. Georgia Tech 9-3 590 23
17. Missouri 9-3 470 11
18. Brigham Young 10-2 461 19
19. Georgia 9-3 440 13
20. Boston College 9-3 435 22
21. Michigan State 9-3 414 21
22. Northwestern 9-3 333 20
23. Pittsburgh 8-3 154
24. Oregon State 8-4 127 17
25. Mississippi 8-4 126
Others receiving votes: Virginia Tech 41, Iowa 31, Tulsa 21, Florida State 15, Nebraska 11, Kansas 10, Connecticut 5, North Carolina 5, Rice 5, California 4.
COLLEGE HOCKEY
CCHA
W L T SW Pts GF GA
Miami 8 2 2 1 19 36 17
Notre Dame 6 2 2 2 16 38 20
Alaska 6 3 1 1 14 21 15
Ferris St. 6 4 2 0 14 30 27
Ohio St. 6 5 1 1 14 33 38
Neb.-Omaha 5 4 1 1 12 35 24
Michigan 5 5 0 0 10 26 21
Lake Superior 3 4 3 1 10 27 29
Bowling Green 4 5 1 0 9 17 32
Michigan St. 2 6 2 2 8 14 29
W. Michigan 1 5 4 1 7 16 31
N. Michigan 2 9 1 0 5 21 31
OVERALL RECORDS: Notre Dame 10-3-2, Miami 8-3-3, Neb.-Omaha 9-4-1, Alaska 8-4-2, Ohio St. 8-6-1, Ferris St. 7-6-3, Michigan 9-7-0, Lake Superior St. 4-6-4, Bowling Green 5-8-3, W. Michigan 2-8-4, Michigan St. 4-9-3, N. Michigan 3-10-1.
SATURDAY
Lake Superior St. 1, Alaska 1, tie (Alaska won shootout 1-0)
Ferris St. 2, N. Michigan 1
Michigan St. 4, Minnesota 4, tie
Minn. St., Mankato 5, Bowling Green 2
Ohio St. 3, Nebraska-Omaha 2
W. Michigan 3, Notre Dame 3, tie (Notre Dame won shootout 2-1)
Wisconsin 3, Michigan 0
Friday, Dec. 5
Alaska at Nebraska-Omaha
Miami at W. Michigan
Michigan St. at Michigan
N. Michigan at Lake Superior St.
Notre Dame at Ferris St.
HONOR ROLL
300 Games
Ken Alexander Jr., Jug s 235-226-300-761
Bill Baldwin, Jug s 201-208-300-709
Men Series 750+
Ron Barker, Jug s 827
Tom Hill, Jug s 793
Mark Martinez, Jug s 791
Jeremy Aldrich, Jug s 772
Jim Etts, Jug s 771
Pete Dumkow, Jug s 770
Doug Gorrell, Jug s 769
Gary Riebe, Jug s 763
Steve Alexander, Jug s 762
Larry Nearhood, Jug s 762
Drew Maiden, Jug s 761
Val Kops, Jug s 760
Jason Cramer, Jug s 757
Brad Bowman, Jug s 755
Women 650+
Shelley Dimyer, Jug s 717
Kerri Russell, Jug s 681
PREP FOOTBALL
State championships
DIVISION I
Cle. St. Ignatius (14-1) 28, Cin. Elder (13-2) 20
DIVISION II
Southview (15-0) 29, Cin. Anderson (12-3) 25
DIVISION III
Aurora (13-2) 21, Cols. Eastmoor Academy (13-2) 10
DIVISION IV
Kettering Alter (13-2) 21, Steubenville (14-1) 6
DIVISION V
Youngs. Ursuline (15-0) 21, Liberty-Benton (14-1) 0
DIVISION VI
Delphos St. John s (13-2) 34, Hopewell-Loudon (14-1) 14
Michigan championships
At Ford Field, Detroit
Friday
Division 8
Muskegon Catholic Central 40, Crystal FallsForest Park 0
Division 2
Muskegon 34, Warren De La Salle 14
Division 6
Montague 41, Leslie 20
Division 4
Holland Christian 35, Detroit Country Day 20
Saturday
Division 7
Traverse City St. Francis 41, Ubly 13
Division 1
Rockford 26, Lake Orion 14
Division 5
Muskegon Oakridge 26, Ovid-Elsie 14
Division 3
East Grand Rapids 43, Inkster 24
SPORTLIGHT
Dec. 1
1936 End Larry Kelley of Yale is named the Heisman Trophy winner.
1951 Arnold Showboat Boykin of Mississippi scores seven touchdowns in a 49-7 rout of Mississippi State.
1959 Louisiana State halfback Billy Cannon is named the Heisman Trophy winner.
1973 Jack Nicklaus wins the Disney World Open to become the first professional golfer to earn $2 million in career earnings.
1980 South Carolina running back George Rogers is named the Heisman Trophy winner.
1984 Greg Page knocks out South Africa s Gerrie Coetzee in the eighth round in Sun City, Bophuthatswana to win the WBA heavyweight title.
1984 Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie is named the 50th Heisman Trophy winner.
1990 Ty Detmer of Brigham Young wins the Heisman Trophy. Detmer, who had set or tied 25 NCAA passing and total offense records, becomes the first BYU winner and third consecutive junior winner.
1991 France wins the Davis Cup for the first time in 59 years behind Guy Forget s four-set victory over Pete Sampras of the United States giving France an insurmountable 3-1 lead.
1992 Washington guard Michael Adams sets a professional record for career 3-point baskets with his 795th in the Bullets 119-106 victory over San Antonio. Louie Dampier had 794 3-point goals for Kentucky of the ABA and San Antonio of the NBA from 1967-79.
2000 Indiana holds Vancouver scoreless in overtime for a 86-76 victory. It s the eighth time in NBA history that a team fails to score in an overtime period.
2001 North Texas (5-6) loses to Troy State 18-16 to become the third team to go to a bowl with a losing record. The Mean Green, bound for the inaugural New Orleans Bowl as the Sun Belt Conference champion, join SMU (4-6 in 1963) and William & Mary (5-6 in 1970) as the only teams to play in a bowl game with a losing record.
2003 Sylvester Croom becomes the first black head football coach in Southeastern Conference history, accepting an offer to take over troubled Mississippi State.
2004 McKendree College coach Harry Statham tops Dean Smith with his 880th career victory, an 83-72 win over Maryville. Smith, with 879 wins, still holds the NCAA record for career victories because all of Statham s wins are at the NAIA level.
2007 Hawaii remains the nation s only undefeated major college team with a 35-28 come-from-behind victory over Washington. Colt Brennan of Hawaii completes 42-of-50 passes for 442 yards and five TDs. Brennan, with 4,174 yards, breaks 4,000 yards passing in each of his three seasons at Hawaii.
PREP BASKETBALL
Girls
(Games at 7:30 unless noted)
City League
Today
Perrysburg at Clay
Rogers at Emmanuel Christian
Southview at Start
Tomorrow
Springfield at Rogers
Wednesday
Central at Bowsher
Libbey at Clay
Notre Dame at Rogers
Scott at St. Ursula
Waite at Start
Woodward at Whitmer
Saturday
Libbey at Meadowdale
Detroit Consortium at Scott
South Euclid Regina at Waite
Woodward at Fremont Ross
Northern Lakes League
Tomorrow
Findlay at Anthony Wayne
Bowling Green at Elmwood
Maumee at Toledo Christian
Fostoria at Rossford
Friday
Northview at Anthony Wayne
Springfield at Bowling Green
Maumee at Perrysburg
Rossford at Southview
Suburban Lakes League
Tomorrow
Eastwood at Van Buren
Oak Harbor at Genoa
Ottawa Hills at Gibsonburg
Carey at Lakota
Lake at Northwood
Evergreen at Otsego
Friday
Eastwood at Gibsonburg
Lakota at Elmwood
Genoa at Otsego
Woodmore at Lake
TAAC
Today
Monclova Christian at Maumee Valley
Tomorrow
Stritch at New Riegel
Maumee Valley at Bettsville
Thursday
Holgate at Toledo Christian
Saturday
Old Fort at Danbury
Maumee Valley at Miami Valley
Liberty Center at Ottawa Hills
NWOAL
Tomorrow
Archbold at Wauseon
Napoleon at Bryan
Pettisville at Delta
Patrick Henry at Defiance
Friday
Delta at Archbold
Bryan at Evergreen
Liberty Center at Montpelier
Wauseon at Patrick Henry
SE Michigan
Tomorrow
SMCC at Bedford
Whiteford at Blissfield
Friday
Airport at Bedford
Whiteford at Dundee
LOCAL HOCKEY
Junior A
TOLEDO CHEROKEE 9, METRO 1
TC: Bain 2, Boelter, Cramer, Fisher, Hurst, Jordan, Kolb, Matyok. M: Elezaj.
PREP HOCKEY
CLAY 3, LEXINGTON, Ky. 0
C: Hennessy, Cummerow, Murray.
Saves: Utter (C) 18; Creasey (L) 15.
ST. JOHN S 11, CIN. ST. XAVIER 1
SJ: Morris 3, Wilkinson 2, Brown 2, Walla, Stansfield, Garzony, Butler. SX: Watterson.
Saves: Gibb (SJ) 7, Sorg (SJ) 2; Gieringer (SX) 25.
CLE. ST. IGNATIUS 4, ST. JOHN S 1
SI: Fitzgerald, Smith, Spellacy, Paras. SJ: Garzony.
Saves: Davis (SJ) 22; Zdolshel (SI) 32.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Men
EAST
Akron 85, Fairleigh Dickinson 41
Assumption 79, LeMoyne 76
Brandeis 80, Tufts 56
Cent. Connecticut St. 82, Lafayette 78
Coast Guard 92, Albertus Magnus 70
Connecticut Coll. 83, E. Connecticut 78
DeSales 59, Randolph-Macon 57
Edinboro 78, Thiel 69
James Madison 73, Fordham 53
Kutztown 87, Holy Family 66
Merchant Marine 86, Wesleyan, Conn. 80
Pace 71, St. Rose 57
Rochester 63, Lycoming 59
Rutgers 68, St. Peter s 47
Sacred Heart 63, Yale 57
MIDWEST
Case Reserve 69, Kalamazoo 56
DePauw 73, Ohio Northern 64
Defiance 83, Earlham 68
Illinois St. 87, UC Santa Barbara 59
Indiana 72, Cornell 57
Kenyon 75, Marietta 48
Missouri 92, Oral Roberts 83
Nicholls St. 67, Winston-Salem 61
Northern St., S.D. 73, Bemidji St. 70
Notre Dame 93, Furman 61
SOUTH
Chowan 78, St. Andrew s 61
Florida 86, UMKC 65
LSU 92, Troy 57
Maryville, Tenn. 81, Emory 64
N.C. State 79, UNC Greensboro 52
N.C. Wesleyan 84, Hampden-Sydney 82
North Carolina 116, UNC Asheville 48
Richmond 78, Coppin St. 67
St. Paul s 72, Columbia Union 69
W. Kentucky 68, Louisville 54
SOUTHWEST
Morehead St. 71, UCF 65
S. Dakota St. 72, Cent. Arkansas 67
Texas 77, Rice 56
The Citadel 55, Grambling St. 41
FAR WEST
Air Force 75, Norfolk St. 52
Arizona 74, N. Arizona 57
Long Beach St. 82, New Mexico St. 77
Oregon St. 62, Fresno St. 54
Santa Clara 71, Montana 68
TOURNAMENT
76 Classic
Third Place
Arizona St. 88, UTEP 58
Fifth Place
Saint Mary s, Calif. 81, Providence 75
Seventh Place
Cal St.-Fullerton 92, Charlotte 84, OT
Holiday Inn Airport Classic
Second Round
Elmira 86, Skidmore 70
Old Spice Classic
Championship
Gonzaga 83, Tennessee 74
Third Place
Georgetown 75, Maryland 48
Fifth Place
Michigan St. 65, Wichita St. 57
Seventh Place
Oklahoma St. 77, Siena 68
Women
EAST
American U. 77, Cleveland St. 59
Colby 73, Montclair St. 69, OT
Edinboro 71, Wayne, Mich. 65
Harvard 72, Siena 49
Lehigh 63, Princeton 43
Manhattan 68, Sacred Heart 62
Navy 55, Delaware St. 45
Pace 82, St. Rose 72
Quinnipiac 78, Providence 69
St. John s 70, Vermont 58
St. Peter s 68, Fairleigh Dickinson 54
Stevens Tech 76, William Paterson 73
Syracuse 72, Longwood 40
Towson 59, Duquesne 56
UMBC 92, Md.-Eastern Shore 70
W. Michigan 54, Iona 44
York, N.Y. 92, Rutgers-Camden 54
MIDWEST
Cincinnati 52, E. Illinois 47
Creighton 82, Denver 68
Gonzaga 69, Virginia 62
Ill.-Chicago 70, SIU-Edwardsville 54
Kansas 64, New Orleans 42
MVSU 62, Savannah St. 42
Minn. St., Moorhead 79, Augustana,S.D. 66
Missouri 69, Northwestern 63
Northern St., S.D. 76, Bemidji St. 53
Oakland, Mich. 76, St. Bonaventure 72
Ohio Wesleyan 97, Olivet 75
Utah 79, Marquette 76
W. Illinois 64, Holy Cross 55
Winthrop 54, Tenn.-Martin 49
SOUTH
Auburn 63, Fla. International 52
Coastal Carolina 64, Coker 31
Maryville, Tenn. 101, Wesleyan, Ga. 35
Middle Tennessee 79, LSU 75
Morehead St. 70, Texas-Arlington 65
North Florida 71, Wofford 60
Old Dominion 97, Norfolk St. 54
Tennessee 88, DePaul 67
W. Kentucky 60, Louisiana Tech 59
FAR WEST
Idaho 75, CS Bakersfield 62
Iowa St. 87, San Diego St. 71
Portland 63, Sacramento St. 59
Purdue 65, Prairie View 51
Southern Cal 62, UC Santa Barbara 53
UC Irvine 58, San Diego 53
UCLA 96, CS Northridge 53
Washington St. 83, San Francisco 71
TOURNAMENT
Ashland University Tournament
Championship
Ashland 78, Slippery Rock 51
Third Place
Urbana 71, Lake Erie 68
Buckeye Classic
Championship
Ohio St. 76, Dayton 61
Third Place
Cent. Michigan 84, Boston U. 72
FAU Thanksgiving Classic
Championship
Texas 87, Florida Atlantic 38
Third Place
Georgia Tech 68, Tennessee Tech 56
Husky Classic
Championship
Clemson 85, Washington 67
Third Place
Kent St. 89, Seattle 77, OT
RMU Thanksgiving Classic
Championship
Robert Morris 65, Wright St. 57
LATEST LINE
NFL
Week 13
HOUSTON 3 Jacksonville
(Thursday)
Week 14
SAN DIEGO 71/2 Oakland
(Sunday)
INDIANAPOLIS 14 Cincinnati
CHICAGO 41/2 Jacksonville
GREEN BAY 51/2 Houston
TENNESSEE 14 Cleveland
Minnesota 91/2 DETROIT
BALTIMORE 41/2 Washington
NY GIANTS 81/2 Philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS 3 Atlanta
NY Jets 5 SAN FRANCISCO
a-Buffalo 2 Miami
DENVER 81/2 Kansas City
ARIZONA 14 St. Louis
PITTSBURGH 31/2 Dallas
New England 4 SEATTLE
(Monday)
CAROLINA 3 Tampa Bay
a-at Toronto, Canada.
College Football
(Wednesday)
LA-LAFAYETTE 41/2 Middle Tenn St
(Thursday)
RUTGERS 12 Louisville
(Friday)
MAC Championship
at Ford Field-Detroit, MI.
Ball State 14 Buffalo
(Saturday)
b-Navy 11 Army
CONNECTICUT 21/2 Pittsburgh
WEST VIRGINIA 7 South Florida
CALIFORNIA 331/2 Washington
Southern Cal 30 UCLA
ARIZONA 10 Arizona State
Cincinnati 71/2 HAWAII
TROY 11 Arkansas State
FLA INTERNATIONAL 7 Western Kentucky
Conference USA Championship
at Chapman Stadium-Tulsa, OK.
TULSA 13 East Carolina
ACC Championship
at Raymond James Stadium-Tampa, FL.
Boston College 1 Virginia Tech
SEC Championship
at Georgia Dome-Atlanta, GA.
Florida 10 Alabama
Big 12 Championship
at Arrowhead Stadium-Kansas City, MO.
Oklahoma 151/2 Missouri
b-at Philadelphia, PA.
NBA
CHARLOTTE 31/2 (184) Minnesota
BOSTON 81/2 (189) Orlando
GOLDEN STATE 1 (215) Miami
College Basketball
DREXEL 2 CS Northridge
VIRGINIA TECH 2 Wisconsin
INDIANA STATE 41/2 Arkansas State
KANSAS 12 Kent State
NORTHWESTERN 141/2 Cal Riverside
SOUTHERN CAL 171/2 San Francisco
SACRAMENTO STATE 3 Idaho
NHL
COLUMBUS Even-1/2 Vancouver
BUFFALO 1/2 -1 Nashville
DETROIT 1/2 -1 Anaheim
MINNESOTA Even-1/2 Colorado
LOS ANGELES Even-1/2 Toronto
Home Team in CAPS
GOLF
Lexus Cup
Singapore; Par: 72
Final
INTERNATIONAL 121/2, ASIA 111/2
Singles
INTERNATIONAL 61/2, ASIA 51/2
Annika Sorenstam, International, def. Se Ri Pak, Asia, 3 and 2.
Sarah Lee, Asia, def. Nicole Castrale, International, 1-up.
Suzann Pettersen, International, halved with Yani Tseng, Asia.
Helen Alfredsson, International def. Inbee Park, Asia, 3 and 2.
Na Yeon Choi, Asia, def. Paula Creamer, International, 3 and 2.
Song Hee Kim, Asia, def. Cristie Kerr, International, 1-up.
Karen Stupples, International, halved with Eun Hee Ji, Asia.
Katherine Hull, International, def. Jeong Jang, Asia, 1-up.
Natalie Gulbis, International, def. Mayumi Shimomura, Asia, 2 and 1.
Christina Kim, International, halved with Namika Omata, Asia.
Candie Kung, Asia, def. Nikki Campbell, International, 3 and 2.
Angela Stanford, International, def. Seon Hwa Lee, Asia, 4 and 3.
TRANSACTIONS
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
SAN ANTONIO SPURS Assigned G Blake Ahearn to Austin (NBADL).
FOOTBALL
National Football League
MIAMI DOLPHINS Signed C Al Johnson. Suspended DT Paul Soliai for an unspecified violation of team rules.
NEW YORK GIANTS Placed S Sammy Knight on injured reserve. Signed DL Jeremy Clark from the practice squad.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
ANAHEIM DUCKS Recalled D Brett Festerling from Iowa (AHL). Assigned G David LeNeveu to Iowa.
COLORADO AVALANCHE Placed D Adam Foote on injured reserve. Recalled D Aaron MacKenzie from Lake Erie (AHL).
DALLAS STARS Acquired D Andrew Hutchinson from Tampa Bay for the rights to RW Lauri Tukonen.
LOS ANGELES KINGS Assigned F Brian Boyle to Manchester (AHL).
OTTAWA SENATORS Assigned D Brian Lee, F Cody Bass and F Zack Smith to Binghamton (AHL).
PHOENIX COYOTES Assigned C Garth Murray to San Antonio (AHL).
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Reassigned F Janne Pesonen to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL).
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Assigned D Matt Smaby to Norfolk (AHL). Reassigned G Riku Helenius from Norfolk to Augusta (ECHL).
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Named Brian Burke general manager and signed him to a six-year contract.
VANCOUVER CANUCKS Recalled F Jason Jaffray from Manitoba (AHL). Reassigned F Alexandre Bolduc to Manitoba.
American Hockey League
NORFOLK ADMIRALS Recalled G Riku Helenius from Augusta (ECHL).
PHILADELPHIA PHANTOMS Assigned F Tyler Donati to Elmira (ECHL). Recalled G Michael Teslak from Elmira.
ROCHESTER AMERICANS Recalled F Kevin Baker from Florida (ECHL).
SPRINGFIELD FALCONS Recalled D Cleve Kinley from Stockton (ECHL).
SYRACUSE CRUNCH Recalled D Kyle Wharton from Johnstown (ECHL).
ECHL
ALASKA ACES Announced D T.J. Fast was assigned by St. Louis (NHL).
AUGUSTA LYNX Signed D Jamie Dowhayko. Suspended F Bryan Esner.
BAKERSFIELD CONDORS Signed F Eric Ehn.
DAYTON BOMBERS Released G Tyler Mittlestead. Signed G Ian Eicholtz.
ELMIRA JACKALS Signed F Chris Holmes and G Miroslav Recicar. Recalled G Miroslav Recicar and F Chris Holmes from Brooklyn (EPHL).
JOHNSTOWN CHIEFS Acquired F Andy Contois from Mississippi. Announced D Mike Knight was returned by Lake Erie (AHL).
READING ROYALS Released F Chris Bala. Signed F Phil Gianfresco.
STOCKTON THUNDER Acquired D Dan McGoff from Trenton.
WHEELING NAILERS Signed G Billy Higgins. Released G Adam Dekker.
Eastern Professional Hockey League
BROOKLYN ACES Signed F Nate Bostic and G Eric Galliond.
COLLEGE
BOWLING GREEN Fired football coach Gregg Brandon.
MISSISSIPPI STATE Announced the resignation of football coach Sylvester Croom.