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Maybank Championship Par Scores

Friday at Kuala Lumpur West Course, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Purse: $3 million | Yardage: 6,536 | Par: 72

Second Round Leaderboard

Hye Jin Choi: 64-66—130 (-14)
Hannah Green: 66-69—135 (-9)
Ruoning Yin: 68-67—135 (-9)
Ayaka Furue: 68-68—136 (-8)
Linn Grant: 67-69—136 (-8)
Lydia Ko: 66-70—136 (-8)
Yan Liu: 67-69—136 (-8)
Benedetta Moresco: 65-71—136 (-8)
Miranda Wang: 68-68—136 (-8)
Miyu Yamashita: 66-70—136 (-8)
Arpichaya Yubol: 66-70—136 (-8)
Wei-Ling Hsu: 67-70—137 (-7)
Sei Young Kim: 69-68—137 (-7)
Emily Pedersen: 68-69—137 (-7)
Paula Reto: 69-68—137 (-7)
Angel Yin: 67-70—137 (-7)
Ina Yoon: 69-68—137 (-7)
Lindy Duncan: 67-71—138 (-6)
Jin Hee Im: 69-69—138 (-6)
Akie Iwai: 69-69—138 (-6)
Nanna Koerstz Madsen: 68-70—138 (-6)
Somi Lee: 66-72—138 (-6)
Jeeno Thitikul: 68-70—138 (-6)
Pajaree Anannarukarn: 66-73—139 (-5)
Celine Boutier: 71-68—139 (-5)
Ashleigh Buhai: 68-71—139 (-5)
Manon De Roey: 72-67—139 (-5)
Gemma Dryburgh: 65-74—139 (-5)
Nasa Hataoka: 70-69—139 (-5)
A Lim Kim: 72-67—139 (-5)
Andrea Lee: 71-68—139 (-5)
Hae-Ran Ryu: 67-72—139 (-5)
Lilia Vu: 70-69—139 (-5)
Aditi Ashok: 70-70—140 (-4)
Jenny Bae: 67-73—140 (-4)
Karis Davidson: 67-73—140 (-4)
Brooke Henderson: 70-70—140 (-4)
Chisato Iwai: 71-69—140 (-4)
Ingrid Lindblad: 66-74—140 (-4)
Leona Maguire: 71-69—140 (-4)
Saki Baba: 68-73—141 (-3)
Celine Borge: 69-72—141 (-3)
Auston Kim: 69-72—141 (-3)
Ashley Lau: 69-72—141 (-3)
Genevieve Ling: 69-72—141 (-3)
Gaby Lopez: 72-69—141 (-3)
Patty Tavatanakit: 73-68—141 (-3)
Chanettee Wannasaen: 68-73—141 (-3)
Grace Kim: 69-73—142 (-2)
Yealimi Noh: 73-69—142 (-2)
Achiraya Sriwong: 68-74—142 (-2)
Mirabel Ting: 67-75—142 (-2)
Lottie Woad: 70-72—142 (-2)
Yuri Yoshida: 69-73—142 (-2)
Robyn Choi: 74-69—143 (-1)
Carlota Ciganda: 72-71—143 (-1)
Haeji Kang: 75-68—143 (-1)
Mary Liu: 67-76—143 (-1)
Julia Lopez Ramirez: 70-73—143 (-1)
Kelly Tan: 69-74—143 (-1)
Weiwei Zhang: 71-72—143 (-1)
Liyana Durisic: 68-76—144 (E)
Ilhee Lee: 70-74—144 (E)
Kristen Gillman: 74-71—145 (+1)
Nataliya Guseva: 72-73—145 (+1)
Minami Katsu: 72-73—145 (+1)
Cassie Porter: 72-73—145 (+1)
Albane Valenzuela: 74-71—145 (+1)
Mi Hyang Lee: 77-69—146 (+2)
Namo Luangnitikul: 77-69—146 (+2)
Elizabeth Szokol: 73-73—146 (+2)
Cholcheva Wongras: 75-71—146 (+2)
Gurleen Kaur: 76-71—147 (+3)
Rio Takeda: 73-74—147 (+3)
Lucy Li: 73-76—149 (+5)
Kritchanya Kaopattanaskul: 75-76—151 (+7)
Pauline Roussin: 71-80—151 (+7)
Kan Bunnabodee: 75-77—152 (+8)

https://wtop.com/sports/2025/10/maybank-championship-par-scores-2/

Baylor hosts UCF in Big 12 play

**UCF (4-3) at Baylor (4-4) – November 1 at 12 p.m. EDT**

**BetMGM College Football Odds:**
Opening Line: Baylor by 4.5
Against the Spread: Baylor 1-7, UCF 4-3

**How to Watch:**
ESPNU

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### Team and Player Stats

#### Baylor Offense
– Overall: 458.6 yards per game (22nd in FBS)
– Passing: 318.4 yards per game (5th)
– Rushing: 140.3 yards per game (89th)
– Scoring: 34.3 points per game (35th)

#### Baylor Defense
– Overall: 402.5 yards per game (103rd in FBS)
– Passing: 212.0 yards per game (56th)
– Rushing: 190.5 yards per game (119th)
– Scoring: 32.6 points per game (120th)

#### UCF Offense
– Overall: 445.1 yards per game (26th in FBS)
– Passing: 237.0 yards per game (65th)
– Rushing: 208.1 yards per game (20th)
– Scoring: 30.7 points per game (54th)

#### UCF Defense
– Overall: 292.1 yards per game (15th in FBS)
– Passing: 146.3 yards per game (6th)
– Rushing: 145.9 yards per game (71st)
– Scoring: 17.1 points per game (16th)

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### Additional Team Stats

– UCF ranks 112th in third down conversion percentage, converting 35.3% of the time.
– Baylor ranks 111th on third down defense, allowing opponents to convert 43.4%.
– Baylor holds the 131st spot in the FBS with a -9 turnover margin, while UCF is 65th with an even turnover margin.
– Baylor averages 28:38 in time of possession (104th in FBS) compared to UCF’s 31:27 (31st).

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### Team Leaders

**Baylor:**
– Passing: Sawyer Robertson – 2,513 yards, 23 TDs, 7 INTs, 61.7% completion
– Rushing: Bryson Washington – 603 yards on 120 carries, 6 TDs
– Receiving: Josh Cameron – 576 yards on 44 catches, 4 TDs

**UCF:**
– Passing: Tayven Jackson – 1,183 yards, 5 TDs, 2 INTs, 65.2% completion
– Rushing: Myles Montgomery – 522 yards on 100 carries, 3 TDs
– Receiving: Duane Thomas Jr. – 316 yards on 30 catches, 0 TDs

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### Recent Performances

**Baylor:**
Baylor fell to Cincinnati 41-20 on Saturday, October 25. Quarterback Sawyer Robertson completed 18-of-26 passes for 137 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions (69.2% completion). He also ran eight times for six yards, adding one rushing touchdown. Michael Turner rushed 14 times for 90 yards and added three receptions for 19 yards. Josh Cameron contributed 34 yards on four catches with one touchdown.

**UCF:**
UCF dominated West Virginia 45-13 on Saturday, October 18. Tayven Jackson threw for 277 yards on 23-of-34 attempts (67.6%) with two touchdowns and one interception. Jaden Nixon posted 116 rushing yards on seven carries with two touchdowns and caught one pass for two yards. Chris Domercat added 89 yards on five catches, scoring two touchdowns.

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### Looking Ahead

Baylor will host No. 24 Utah on November 15, while UCF prepares to host No. 22 Houston on November 7.

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This upcoming matchup between UCF and Baylor promises an exciting college football showdown as both teams vie for a crucial win in the middle of their seasons. Tune in November 1 at 12 p.m. EDT on ESPNU to catch the action live.
https://wtop.com/ncaa-football/2025/10/baylor-hosts-ucf-in-big-12-play/

Winning numbers drawn in Sunday’s Virginia Cash Pop

The winning numbers in Sunday’s drawing of the “Virginia Cash Pop” game were 13 (thirteen).

For more lottery results, visit Jackpot.com.

You can also order lottery tickets online through the same site.
https://wtop.com/news/2025/10/winning-numbers-drawn-in-sundays-virginia-cash-pop-17/

Winning numbers drawn in Sunday’s Maryland Pick 5 Evening

The winning numbers for Sunday evening’s drawing of the “Maryland Pick 5 Evening” game were: 0, 2, 3, 6, 9 (zero, two, three, six, nine).

For more lottery results, visit Jackpot.com.

You can also order lottery tickets online for your convenience.
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Nate Bell, Miles Williams team up for two touchdowns as Eastern Washington tops Idaho 21-14

CHENEY, Wash. (AP) — Nate Bell threw two touchdown passes to Miles Williams, leading Eastern Washington to a 21-14 victory over Idaho.
https://wtop.com/ncaa-football/2025/10/nate-bell-miles-williams-team-up-for-two-touchdowns-as-eastern-washington-tops-idaho-21-14/

Alejado’s 3 TD passes, Barfield’s late score drive Hawaii 31-19 over Colorado State

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Micah Alejado threw three touchdown passes in the game, connecting twice with Jackson Harris and once with Cam Barfield.
https://wtop.com/ncaa-football/2025/10/alejados-3-td-passes-barfields-late-score-drive-hawaii-31-19-over-colorado-state/

A’ja Wilson and Dana Evans lead Las Vegas Aces past Phoenix Mercury 89-86 in WNBA Finals opener

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Aja Wilson and Dana Evans each scored 21 points as the Las Vegas Aces edged the Phoenix Mercury 89-86 in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals on Friday night.

Wilson contributed 12 of her points over the final 14 minutes, helping the Aces hold on as Phoenix’s Satou Sabally missed a long 3-pointer with 2 seconds left that would have tied the game. Game 2 is set for Sunday in Las Vegas.

Evans led a dominant Aces bench that outscored the Mercury’s reserves 41-16. Reserve Jewell Loyd added 18 points for second-seeded Las Vegas, while starter Jackie Young contributed 10 points. Wilson also grabbed 10 rebounds, and Chelsea Gray led the team with 10 assists.

For the fourth-seeded Mercury, Kahleah Cooper scored 21 points. Sabally added 19 points, and Alyssa Thomas closely missed a triple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds, and nine assists.

Cooper’s 19 first-half points were just one shy of her playoff career high for a half. Interestingly, her personal best of 20 points in a first half also came against the Mercury, during Game 3 of the 2021 Finals when she played for Chicago. Cooper’s five 3-pointers in the first half surpassed her previous high of four made threes in a game.

If this opening game was any indication, this WNBA Finals — the first-ever best-of-seven series — is set to be tightly contested throughout. The largest lead was nine points, and the game featured 12 lead changes and nine ties.

The Mercury threatened to take control on several occasions, only for the Aces to respond with timely runs. In the closing moments, with Phoenix down by one point and 24.6 seconds remaining, Thomas went to the free-throw line but missed both attempts.

On the other end, Young was fouled with 13.5 seconds left and calmly sank both free throws, sealing the final margin and giving Las Vegas the Game 1 victory.

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https://wtop.com/wnba/2025/10/aja-wilson-and-dana-evans-lead-las-vegas-aces-past-phoenix-mercury-89-86-in-wnba-finals-opener/

Cowboys are down at least 3 offensive linemen, and maybe 4, against Jets

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys will be without at least three starters on their offensive line, and possibly four, when they visit the New York Jets.

Left tackle Tyler Guyton is in the concussion protocol and was ruled out of Sunday’s game, sidelining him along with center Cooper Beebe (foot) and rookie right guard Tyler Booker (high ankle sprain). Standout left guard Tyler Smith is questionable with a knee injury, having not practiced all week. The only healthy starter remaining on the line is right tackle Terence Steele.

Nate Thomas will start in Guyton’s place. This will be the first career start for the second-year player, who missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury. Brock Hoffman will start in place of Beebe, who is on injured reserve and will miss the third of at least four games. Booker will be out for the second week in a row. T.J. Bass replaced Booker in last week’s 40-40 tie with Green Bay. If Smith can’t play, Bass may move to left guard, with either Trevor Keegan or Hakeem Adeniji likely filling the fifth starting spot on the line.

In addition to the offensive line injuries, the Cowboys will be without receiver and kick returner KaVontae Turpin, who has been ruled out with a foot injury. No. 1 receiver CeeDee Lamb will miss his second game due to a high ankle sprain.

Dallas will also be without a fifth starter on defense—safety Malik Hooker, who injured a toe against the Packers. It appears Hooker will miss multiple games.

Running back Miles Sanders is questionable with knee and ankle injuries, opening the door for rookie Jaydon Blue to be active for the first time.

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https://wtop.com/nfl/2025/10/cowboys-are-down-at-least-3-offensive-linemen-and-maybe-4-against-jets/