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TUESDAY'S RESULTS SHORT HOPS TODAY'S QUOTE ON DECK

NBA

Golden State 108Cleveland 95

Milwaukee 117Detroit 90

Dallas at Portland(n)

New Orleans at L.A. Lakers(n)

Coverage, Page C4

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Ohio State 58Wisconsin 49

Indiana St. 68Wichita St. 55

Virginia 58N.C. State 55

Mississippi vs. Kentucky(n)

Minnesota vs. Nebraska(n)

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NHL

N.Y. Rangers 2Philadelphia 1

N.Y. Islanders 4Pittsburgh 1

Boston 2New Jersey 1 (SO)

Toronto 4Buffalo 3 (OT)

Montreal 4Winnipeg 3

Ottawa 3Washington 2

Tampa Bay 5Florida 2

Detroit 4Dallas 1

Minnesota 3Columbus 2

Anaheim at San Jose(n)

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Snowmobiler Caleb Moore was in critical condition Tuesday in a Colorado hospital after a dramatic crash at the Winter X Games in Aspen, and a relative said the family wasn't hopeful about the 25-year-old's chances for survival.

Moore was performing a flip Thursday when he clipped the top of a jump and went over the handlebars and landed face first into the snow. The snowmobile rolled over him, but he walked off with help and went to a hospital with a concussion.

Moore later developed bleeding around his heart and was flown to a hospital in Grand Junction for surgery. The family later said that Moore, of Krum, Texas, also had a complication involving his brain.

"Caleb is not doing good at all," his grandfather Charles Moore told The Denver Post. "The prognosis is not good at all. It's almost certain he's not going to make it."

A family spokeswoman reissued a statement Tuesday thanking fans, friends and family for their support and asked for continued prayers. The family declined further comment.

A separate accident Thursday left Moore's younger brother, Colten, with a separated pelvis at Winter X, an increasingly popular event that showcases action sports athletes in a festival atmosphere.

"It's a coaches' whistle that coaches have long worn around their neck. I believe every coach should have a whistle. It's hard to imagine going out to practice without a whistle. Then I just put a pen onto the whistle string. It's not complicated at all. If I need a pen, it's just right there." -- 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh about the "necklace" he wears on the sideline during games that includes a Sharpie.

In Thursday's edition, columnist Mike Gross catches up with former Penn State football standout Adam Taliaferro, and Kevin Freeman reports from the Manheim Township-Red Land ice hockey game.