All Time Great Round 1 games

NFL 2010s

Packers 38 Saints 20

GBP: Rodgers 322yds, 5TD; 

NOS: Brees 285yds, Thomas 10 for 147 Yds Receiving

Seahawks 20 Panthers 0

SS: Lynch 18 for 99yds rushing, 3 for 33 yds 1 TD receiving 

NFL 2000s

Ravens 27 Jaguars 7

BR: Banks 182yds, 1TD; Lewis 18 for 131 yards rushing; Sharpe 2TDs receiving, Taylor 5 for 51 yards receiving; Ismail 6 for 40 receiving

JJ: Leftwich 227 yards, 1TD; Smith 7 for 76 yards receiving

Seahawks 14 49ers 7

SS: Alexander 22 for 164 yards rushing, 1TD; Jackson 8 for 83 yards receiving

SF: Garcia 264 yards; Owens 10 for 141 yards receiving 

Track and Field

100m Men

			Time
1st	Usain Bolt	JAM	9.91
2nd	Robert Hayes	USA	9.92
3rd	Asafa Powell	JAM	9.97
4th	Silvio Leonard	CUB	9.98
5th	Charles Greene	USA	10.01
6th	Carl Lewis	USA	10.04
7th	Seun Ogunkoya	NGR	10.04
8th	Maurice Greene	USA	10.05

African Championship 100m Men

			Time
1st	Seun Ogunkoya	NGR	9.95
2nd	Frank Fredericks	NAM	10.04
3rd	Adekotunbo Olusoji Fasuba	NGR	10.06

Decathlon 1st event 100m Men

Time Pts 1st  Daley Thompson GBR 10.57 959 2nd Bill Twomy USA 10.62 947 3rd  Chris Huffins USA 10.67 935 4th  Bryan Clay USA 10.72 924 5th  Guido Kratschmer Ger 10.75 917 6th  Damian Warner Can 10.78 910 7th  Ashton Eaton USA 10.79 908 8th  Kurt Bendlin Ger 10.81 903

Baseball

Modern

Indians 0 Tigers 7

W: Bunning L: Wynn   Tigers lead 1-0

Basketball

2010s

Hawks 108 Wizards 107

AH: Korver 20pts; Horford 13pts, 9 Rebs; Teague 7 Asts

WW: Gortat 16pts, 15 Rebs; Morris 9 Rebs; Wall 19pts, 10 Asts

Raptors 111 Knicks 105

TR: Leonard 36pts, 9 Rebs; Ibaka 12pts, 15 Rebs; Gasol 11pts, 12 Rebs, 6 Asts; Lowry 7 Asts

NYK: Smith 23pts; Stoudemire 23pts; Anthony 22pts; Felton 20pts, 9 Asts; Chandler 15 Rebs

2000s

Cavaliers 99 Hawks 107

CC: James 22pts, 11 Rebs; Gooden 8 Rebs

AH: Williams 28pts; Johnson 11pts, 8 Asts; Smith 14pts, 8 Rebs, 3Blks

MotoGP 

Division 3 at Buenos Aires, Argentina

1 Marco Lucchinelli 16 laps

2 John Kocinski     + 6.90 Secs

3 Daryl Beattie         + 7.00 Secs

4 Tadayuki Okada + 8.40 Secs

5 Marco Melandri + 11.20Secs

6 Johnny Cecotto + 12.30Secs

7 Cal Crutchlow         + 23.20Secs

8 Garry McCoy 15 Laps

9 Carlos Checa 8 Laps

10 Norick Abe 5 laps

11 Franco Uncini 4 Laps

12 Alex Barros 3 Laps

13 Kenny Roberts Jr. 3 Laps

14 Nicky Hayden 2 Laps

15 Wil Hartog 0 Laps

NCAA Football

Akron 23 Hawaii 21

AZ: Woodson 18 for 102 yards rushing, 1TD; Hundley 24 for 84 rushing 1TD: Davis 6 for 48 receiving

HRW: Brennan 2 TDs throwing; Mouton KR TD

Arizona 17 Mississippi 30

AW: Solomon 34 of 62 for 328 yds, 1TD; Wilson 17 for 94 yds rushing, 1TD; Jones 9 for 98 yards receiving, 1TD; Hill 7 for 67 receiving; Grant 6 for 71 receiving

OM: Kelly 27 of 36 for 334 yards, 1TD; Walton 14 for 96 rushing, 1TD; Treadwell 7 for 110 receiving

Arizona St 41 Georgia 3

ASSD: Carpenter 22 of 32 for 245, 2TDs; Torain 17 for 127 rushing, 1TD; McGaha 5 for 96 receiving, 1TD

GB: None

Cricket

Match 1 The 2000s Trophy

Pakistan v Australia

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

Pakistan won the toss

Pakistan: Imran Farhat; Shoaib Malik; Mohammad Yousef; Younis Khan; Inzamam Ul-Haq [c]; Abdur Razzaq; Kamran Akmal [w]; 

Mohammad Sami; Waqar Younis; Shoaib Akhtar; Danish Kaneria

Australia: Justin Langer; Matthew Hayden; Ricky Ponting [c]; Michael Clarke; Damien Martyn; Simon Katich; Adam Gilchrist [w]; 

Brett Lee; Shane Warne; Jason Gillespie; Glenn McGrath

Pakistan 1st Innings 367-10 (128 Ov)

Shoaib Malik 126, Imran Farhat 70, Abdur Razzaq 44, Shane Warne 5-86, Glenn McGrath 2-89

Australia 1st Innings 339-10 (78.4 Ov)

Adam Gilchrist 92*, Matthew Hayden 60, Justin Langer 45, Danish Kaneria 5-65, Mohammad Sami 2-72

Pakistan 2nd Innings 292-10 (102.2 Ov)

Shoaib Malik 70, Younis Khan 70, Inzamam Ul-Haq 62, Shane Warne 5-98, Brett Lee 4-55

Australia 2nd Innings 135-10 (47.1 Ov)

Adam Gilchrist 42, Danish Kaneria 4-20, Mohammad Sami 3-18, Shoaib Akhtar 3-64

Pakistan win by 185 runs

Match 2 The 2000s Trophy

Zimbabwe v New Zealand

Harare

New Zealand won the toss

Zimbabwe: Dion Ebrahim; Trevor Gripper; Stuart Carlisle; Andy Flower; Alistair Campbell; Grant Flower; Tatenda Taibu [w];

Guy Whittall; Heath Streak [c]; Andy Blignaut; Ray Price

New Zealand: Mark Richardson; Nathan Astle; Stephen Fleming [c]; Craig McMillan; Brendon McCullum [w]; Jacob Oram; 

Scott Styris; Daniel Vettori; James Franklin; Daryl Tuffey; Chris Martin

New Zealand 1st Innings 415-8 (154 Ov)

Jacob Oram 95, Mark Richardson 82, Scott Styris 57, Ray Price 4-147, Andy Blignaut 2-115

Zimbabwe 1st Innings 477-10 (140.5 Ov)

Grant Flower 143*, Stuart Carlisle 73, Trevor Gripper 51, Daniel Vettori 3-92, James Franklin 3-122, Chris Martin 3-142

New Zealand 2nd Innings 168-1 (55 Ov)

Nathan Astle 79*, Mark Richardson 49, Stephen Fleming 38*

Match Drawn

Darts

Bob Anderson 3 Steve Beaton 1

Phil Taylor 3 James Wade 2

Ice Hockey

2010s

Capitals 2 Sabres 3

WC: L Holtby Goals Kuznetsov (1) Walker (1)

BS: W Miller (1) Goals Lydman (1) Mair (1) Hecht (1)

Flyers 2 Senators 3

PF: L Emery Goals Richards (1) Van Riemsdyk (1)

OS: W Anderson (1) Goals Hoffman (1) Pageau (1) Kelly (1)

2000s

Maple Leafs 6 Flyers 1

TML: W Joseph (1) Goals Tucker 2 (2) McCabe 2 (2) Cross (1) Ponikarovsky (1)

PF: L Van Bisebrouck Goals Jones (1)

Rugby Union

International 2010s

Argentina 16 Italy 15 (HT 9-7)

Skiing

Mens Super G 

1st Herman Maier     Austria 53.46s

2nd Aksal Lund Swindal    Norway +0.32

3rd Pirmin Zurbriggen     Switzerland +0.81

4th Marcus Wasmeier     Germany +1.43

5th Franz Heinzer     Switzerland +1.49

6th Didier Cuche     Switzerland +1.97

7th Bude Miller     USA +2.12

8th Kjetil Jansrud     Norway +2.23

9th Franck Piccard     France +2.28

10th Paul Accola     Switzerland +2.86

11th Atie Skaardal     Norway +2.93

12th Peter Runggaldier     Italy +3.01

Snooker

Terry Griffiths 10 Dennis Taylor 4

Jo Davis 10 Ronnie O'Sullivan 7

Speedway

International League

Australia 46 Denmark 44

A: Jack Young 11, Aub Lawson 8+1, Leigh Adams 6+1, Ryan Sullivan 6+1, Phil Crump 5+2

D: Jan Pederson 12+2, Ole Olsen 12+1, Hans Neilsen 10+1, Erik Gunderson 8

International Golden Helmet 

Jack Young bt Jan Pederson

Football

English 1970s League

Arsenal 3 Leeds 1 (HT 1-0)

Scottish League

Celtic 68 3 Rangers 75 2 (HT 1-0)

Swimming

400m Freestyle

1st	Arne Borg	Sweden	03:34.320
2nd	Johnny Weissmuller	USA	03:34.769
3rd	Hironoshin Furuhashi	Japan	03:35.795
4th	Norman Ross	USA	03:37.547
5th	Barney Kieran	Australia	03:40.033
6th	John Konrads	Australia	03:40.428
7th	Jean Boiteaux	France	03:40.957
8th	Jean Taris	France	03:41.008

African Championships 400m Freestyle

1st	Ryk Neethling	South Africa	03:47.145
2nd	Bill Stuert	South Africa	03:52.630

February 1967 (Completed to 28 Feb)

24 February 1967

3rd Test South Africa v Australia at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Day 1

Following a South African win in Durban and a draw in Johannesburg, the teams travelled to Port Elizabeth for the 3rd Test.

Australia won the toss and elected to bat

Australia 264 for 7 (Cowper 67, Watson 51 not out, Proctor 3-70, Goddard 2-54)

25 February 1967

English League Division 1

Nottingham Forest 2 Leicester City 0

English League Division 2

Coventry City 3 Carlisle United 1

English League Division 3

Bristol Rovers 4 Middlesborough 3

Queens Park Rangers 3 Reading 1

Shrewsbury Town 2 Swindon Town 1

Torquay United 1 Watford 3

English League Division 4

Barrow 0 Crewe Alexandra 1

Hartlepool United 2 Southend United 2

Southport 2 Stockport County 0

Tranmere 1 Wrexham 0

English Challenge Cup 2nd Round

Barrow 5 Liverpool City 17 (RL 8-4)

Batley 6 Swinton 15 (RL 0-22)

Featherstone Rovers 0 Wakefield Trinity 15 (RL 11-7)

Hull Kingston Rovers 8 Castleford 11 (RL 9-9; Replay 6-13)

Oldham 11 Leeds 22 (RL 4-13)

Wigan 5 Salford 0 (RL 6-18)

York 5 Hull 20 (RL 10-15)

Five Nations Rugby Union

England 9 France 9

Scotland 11 Ireland 3

3rd Test South Africa v Australia at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Day 2 

Australia resumed at 264 for 7 

Australia 1st Innings 310 all out (Cowper 67, Watson 59, Proctor 4-92, Goddard 3-56, Peter Pollock 2-79)

South Africa 1st Innings 220 for 3 (Goddard 78, Bacher 52)

South Africa trail by 90 runs with 7 1st innings wickets remaining

26 February 1967

NASCAR Daytona 500, Daytona Motor Speedway (real finishing positions in brackets)

1st    Mario Andretti (1)           '67 Ford

2nd    Charlie Glotzbach (33)    '65 Dodge

3rd    Darel Dieringer (6)          '67 Ford

4th    Paul Goldsmith (16)        '67 Plymouth

5th    Dick Hutcherson (36)      '67 Ford

6th    Coo Coo Marlin (50)       '65 Chevrolet

7th    Sam McQuagg (21)     '67 Mercury

8th    Buddy Baker (28)     '67 Dodge

9th    Jim Hurtubise (9)     '67 Plymouth

10th    James Hylton (3)     '65 Dodge

27 February 1967

3rd Test South Africa v Australia at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Day 3

South Africa resume at 220 for 3, trailing by 90 runs with 7 1st innings wickets remaining

South Africa 1st Innings 491 for 3 (Graeme Pollock 180 not out, Lance 125 not out)

South Africa lead by 181 runs with 7 1st innings wickets remaining

28 February 1967

English Challenge Cup 2nd Round

Doncaster 8 Dewsbury 11 (RL 4-10)

Draw for Quarter Finals

Dewsbury v Wigan

Wakefield v Castleford

Hull v Liverpool C

Leeds v Swinton

3rd Test South Africa v Australia at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Day 4

South Africa resume at 491 for 3, leading by 181 runs with 7 1st innings wickets remaining

South Africa 1st Innings 588 for 4 declared (Graeme Pollock 200, Lance 172 not out)

Australia 178 for 6 (Cowper 62 not out, Goddard 3-80)

Australia trail by 100 runs with 4 2nd innings wickets remaining