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Only some of the Wednesday TV listings ran in today's sports section - just the men's basketball games. So here are the listings for the other sports on the air today and tonight:

NBA

7:30 p.m.: CSN, Washington at Miami

9 p.m.: ESPN, Golden State at Dallas

NHL

8 p.m.: NHL Network, Buffalo at Calgary

10:30 p.m.: NHL Network, Nashville at Vancouver

SOCCER

2:30 p.m.: Fox Soccer Channel, Premier League, Liverpool at Wigan

5 p.m.: Fox Soccer Channel, Premier League, Newcastle at Manchester City (same-day tape)

8 p.m.: Fox Soccer Channel, Serie A, Genoa at AC Milan (same-day tape)

TENNIS

3 p.m.: ESPN2, Australian Open quarterfinals (taped)

7 p.m.: Tennis Channel, Australian Open

9:30 p.m.: ESPN2, Australian Open, women's semifinals

3:30 a.m. Thursday: ESPN2, Australian Open men's semifinal

The following basketball games have been postponed and rescheduled due to poor weather:
Boys
River Ridge District
Blacksburg at Hidden Valley, ppd. to Jan 31
Christiansburg at Cave Spring, ppd. to Feb. 12
Seminole District
Amherst County at Jefferson Forest, ppd. to Wednesday
Three Rivers District
Floyd County at Giles, ppd. to Feb. 10
VACA Southwest
SW Virginia Home School at Pathway Christian, ppd. to Feb. 16
Western Valley District
Halifax County at Franklin County, ppd. to Wednesday
Nondistrict
Spotswood at Rockbridge County, ppd. to Feb. 2
Girls
Blue Ridge District
Alleghany at William Byrd, ppd. to Feb. 9
Lord Botetourt at Northside, ppd. to Feb. 2
Pioneer District
Covington at Bath County, ppd. to Feb. 13
Highland at Craig County, ppd. to Feb. 10
James River at Parry McCluer, ppd. to Feb. 9
Nondistrict
Rockbridge County at Spotswood, ppd. to Feb. 2
The following basketball games have been postponed, but no make-up date has been set:
BOYS

Western Valley District

Patrick Henry vs. William Fleming

Piedmont District
Tunstall at Patrick County

Pioneer District

Bath County at Highland

Seminole District

Heritage at Staunton River

Three Rivers District

Auburn at Radford

Eastern Montgomery at Glenvar

VACA Central

Roanoke Valley Christian at Ridgeview Christian

VACA Southwest

Faith Christian at Christian Heritage

VIC Division 2

Carlisle at Fishburne Military

GIRLS

Piedmont District

Patrick County at Tunstall

VACA Southwest

Faith Christian at Christian Heritage

The women's basketball game tonight between Virginia and host Clemson will be on CSN Plus (the CSN overflow channel).

The game was not supposed to be televised orginally. The CSN Plus game tonight was supposed to be N.C. State at Wake Forest. But that game was postponed because of the death of State coach Kay Yow, so the UVa game will be televised instead.

Adam Morgan, the first-team All-Group AAA quarterback and the holder of five state passing records, made an oral commitment to play for VMI on Wednesdaty night.

Morgan (6 feet, 200 pounds) passed for 3,499 yards and 48 touchdowns as a senior at Dinwiddie High School, which played in the Group AAA Division 5 championship game.

Morgan is rated the No. 64 prospect in Virginia by The Roanoke Times.

Rex Ryan, the son of Buddy Ryan, was introduced as the New York Jets’ head coach Wednesday and proclaimed that his team will "want to be known as the most physical football team in the NFL." That’s original. He also said anybody would like to have Brett Favre as their quarterback. The question is will he? And will Favre want to play another season. Now that Favre knows who the coach is, the will-he-or-won’t-he-play-again soap opera is bound to begin soon. Good luck trying to figure that one out. Favre is a difficult to read. It will depend on how his first meeting with Ryan goes. And he still might change his mind in July. — Jeff Gilbert

2008-2009 TOP TIMESLAND SWIM TIMES

(Through Jan. 20)

c-Indicates times converted from meters to yards

GIRLS 200 FREE

1:55.09 – Ali Horn (Cave Spring)

1:57.73 – Lauren Hines (Hidden Valley)

1:58.92 – Lauren Gray (Hidden Valley)

1:59.08 – Kacy Edsall (William Byrd)

1:59.62 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry) Read more »

2008-2009 TOP TIMESLAND SWIM TIMES

(Through Jan. 14)

c-Indicates times converted from meters to yards

GIRLS 200 FREE

1:58.24 – Ali Horn (Cave Spring)

1:58.92 – Lauren Gray (Hidden Valley)

1:59.08 – Kacy Edsall (William Byrd)

1:59.07 – Lauren Hines (Hidden Valley)

1:59.62 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)

1:59.92 – c-Grace Aheron (Patrick Henry)

2:00.09 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)

2:02.97 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)

2:03.11 – Jackie Crawford (Cave Spring)

2:04.47 – Katie Young (Hidden Valley)

2:04.80 – Katie Campbell (Hidden Valley)

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2008-2009 TOP TIMESLAND SWIM TIMES

(Through Jan. 10)

GIRLS 200 FREE

1:58.24 – Ali Horn (Cave Spring)

1:58.92 – Lauren Gray (Hidden Valley)

1:59.08 – Kacy Edsall (William Byrd)

1:59.07 – Lauren Hines (Hidden Valley)

1:59.62 – Miriam McGeath (Hidden Valley)

2:00.09 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)

2:02.97 – Victoria Mesner (Northside)

2:04.47 – Katie Young (Hidden Valley)

2:04.80 – Katie Campbell (Hidden Valley)

2:07.94 – Lauren Frizzell (Blacksburg)

GIRLS 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

2:12.32 – Keri Sink (Roanoke Catholic)

2:13.36 – Chaney Hambrick (Marion)

2:13.65 – Devin Henry (Hidden Valley)

2:15.74 – Lauren Hines (Hidden Valley)

2:16.15 – Sara Goforth (Auburn)

2:16.44 – Katie Young (Hidden Valley)

2:18.62 – Miriam McGeath (Patrick Henry)

2:19.51 – Natalie Roseberry (Pulaski County)

2:19.54 – Maddie Kennedy (Cave Spring)

2:19.77 – Jackie Crawford (Cave Spring)

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Maryland's Gary Williams complained on the ACC coaches teleconference Monday (befire the new polls come out) that there have not been enough ACC teams in the Top 25 men's basketball polls. He was right. Last week only four ACC teams were ranked. This week there are five, with Boston College joining the Top 25 after knocking off UNC. Good for BC; I did put the Eagles in my Associated Press ballot Monday. But why isn't Maryland ranked as well? I have been putting the Terps on my ballot for weeks. They have beaten Michigan and Michigan State, and have lost only to Georgetown and Gonzaga. Meanwhile, who has Louisville beaten? Or Villanova? Or UCLA? Maryland is more deserving than any of those teams. Six ACC teams should be ranked. -- Mark Berman

Like most of my football predictions I was wrong when I said the ACC would go 5-5 in bowl season. They did even worse at 4-6. Wins over Navy, Nevada, Wisconsin and Cincinnati aren't big resume builders. Virginia Tech helped the league with a BCS win, but it pales against West Virginia's wins over Georgia and Oklahoma the past two years. The final numbers against other BCS leagues are 13-8 in the regular season and 2-6 in the bowls. Virginia Tech will be the heavy preseason favorite next year, which is good for the league. But until Florida State and Miami become major players again and another team steps forward (maybe North Carolina), the ACC's image will be what it is. -- Jeff Gilbert