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7+ hour, 54+ min ago (197+ words) Boyd, who played at San Diego State last season, was 15 of 25 from the field at the San Diego Toreros" Jenny Craig Pavilion. Rapp entered with just seven 3-pointers on the season. Wisconsin led 51-32 at halftime. Boyd had 18 first-half points on 8-of-13 shooting and Rapp made five of his shots " four from 3-point range " to score 15 points for the Badgers. Providence also made 13 field goals in the first half " on 31 attempts. Jack Janicki"s 3-pointer with 13:31 remaining put Wisconsin ahead 70-42 for its largest lead of the game. Nolan Winter had 19 points and 10 rebounds for his fourth double-double of the season for Wisconsin (5-1), which was coming off a 98-70 loss to No. 9 BYU. John Blackwell added 11 points. Jason Edwards led Providence (4-3) with 20 points. Stefan Vaaks had 11, and Oswin Erhunmwunse and Jamier Jones each had 10. Wisconsin: Battles TCU for the tournament title on Friday,…...

11+ hour, 43+ min ago (202+ words) The Friars tip off against the Badgers in this Rady Children's Invitational semifinal. Providence comes off a 77-65 Hall of Fame Showcase victory over Wisconsin's Big Ten rival Penn State. Jason Edwards paces Providence with 19.3 points per game. The Friars tip off against the Badgers in this Rady Children's Invitational semifinal. Providence comes off a 77-65 Hall of Fame Showcase victory over Wisconsin's Big Ten rival Penn State. Jason Edwards paces Providence with 19.3 points per game. Wisconsin's Nolan Winter throws down slam dunk, taking lead over Providence Why Nick believes Ravens' 'season if over ' if they lose to the Vikings, Bills STILL contenders? " Caleb Williams must cook and tame Bengals ", will Yamamoto lead Dodgers to Game 6 win? | First Things First Dodgers & Blue Jays deadlocked in the World Series " Can Aaron Rodgers spark a Steelers revival? An Unforgettable 18-Inning Dodgers Win and Is…...

17+ hour, 31+ min ago (1472+ words) A rainy drive down Ocean Road once turned into the tastiest detour of my life, and I have been chasing that delicious twist of fate ever since. You know that buzz when a local whispers the perfect spot and you can practically taste the win already. That is the magic of Rhode Island hidden gems, where small doors open to big flavor and friendly faces waiting inside. Grab a napkin, loosen your plans, and bring a little curiosity, because these favorites deliver stories you can savor, plates you'll daydream about later, and a salty, happy kind of full. Steam rises like a lighthouse signal the moment the chowder hits your table. At Anthony's Seafood Market and Restaurant in Middletown the line moves with purpose and so does the flavor. The fish and chips arrive crisp with a flaky center that…...

18+ hour, 11+ min ago (42+ words) Holiday events brighten up downtown Providence New flight transports you to warmer weather Lift pass offers a more affordable way to hit the slopes A tiny tool that's a big resource for drivers Kari Bodnarchuk can be reached at [email protected]....

20+ hour, 9+ min ago (55+ words) Nolan Winter threw down a slam dunk that gave the Wisconsin Badgers a 6-4 lead over the Providence Friars. Connors State College sophomore Ethan Dietz died three days after he was injured during a ... Nolan Winter threw down a slam dunk that gave the Wisconsin Badgers a 6-4 lead over the Providence Friars....

23+ hour, 1+ min ago (1133+ words) Rhode Island taught me that some of the clearest food memories come in paper boats and waxed cups. I've stood on gravel lots with salt on my hands, watching locals point to a shack and name the one thing you have to order there, no discussion needed. I've split clam cakes that let out a breath of steam, tasted chowders that start quiet debates about color before the spoon even hits the bowl, and held lobster rolls heavy enough to make the table go silent. These places don't need big menus to explain themselves. They live inside single dishes people remember years later. If you want proof, follow the shoreline, bring extra napkins, and pay attention to what everyone else is already carrying. The first clue is the warm, buttery aroma rolling off the fryers near Point Judith. Picnic tables…...