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2/1/22 Daily Sports Wrap Up 

NFL:  Tom Brady has officially announced his retirement from the NFL on social media this morning after 22 seasons in the National Football League. The story broke earlier in the weekend but was never confirmed or denied by Tom Brady. He holds all the important offensive records in the league. 7-time Super Bowl champion, 5-time SB MVP, 3-time NFL MVP, 6-time All-Pro and 15 Pro-Bowls. Tom says he wants to spend his time with his growing children and his wife. No matter what Brady wants, I am sure he will take the steps to accomplish. There is a Friday Feature, in the archives, on Tom Brady and his career statistics entering the playoffs. There will be a complete breakdown of the future Hall of Famers career and future, in another Friday Feature when more information is available on CCN. 

Jim Harbaugh, current Michigan Wolverine head coach, is interviewing this week for the open Minnesota Vikings head coaching job. Harbaugh was former head coach of the San Francisco 49ers and took them to the Super Bowl in 2012. 

Super Bowl LVI (56) is Feb 13 at 6:30pm, in Los Angeles at SoFi Stadium.  

NBA Last Night:  76ers over the Grizzlies 122-119 in overtime. Joel Embiid did not play for the 76ers. Ja Morant had 37 points. Tyresse Maxey led all scorers with 33 for Philadelphia. 

Pelicans beat the Cavaliers 93-90 

Clippers fall to the Pacers 112-116 

Celtics beat the Heat 122-92. It was Miami’s biggest loss of the season. Jaylen Brown led all scorers with 29 points, Jayson Tatum had 20 points, and Marcus Smart finished with 16 points for Boston. 

Knicks win over the Kings 116-96 

Raptors defeated the Hawks 106-100. Trea Young did not play. 

Trail Blazers at the Thunder 98-81. 

Warriors take down the Rockets 122-108. Seth Curry finished with 40 points and 9 assists. 

Tonight:  Pistons host the Pelicans 7pm 

Wizards at the Bucks 7:30pm 

Heat travel to Toronto 7:30pm TNT 

Magic versus the Bulls 8pm 

Nuggets and Timberwolves 8pm 

Spurs host the Warriors 8:30pm 

Nets and Suns 10pm TNT 

NHL Last Night: 

The Hurricanes are back on the ice Feb 7 in Toronto. 

Panthers win their seventh in a row, as they defeat the Blue Jackets 8-4 

Canucks 3-1 over the Blackhawks  

Oilers fall to the Senators 3-2 in overtime 

Red Wings beat the Ducks 2-1 in overtime 

The Devils lost to the Maple Leafs 6-4 

Tonight:  Penguins host the Capitals 7pm 

Jets and Flyers 7pm 

Sharks versus the Lightning 7pm 

Maple Leafs at the Devils 7pm 

Bruins host the Kraken 7pm 

The Panthers are in Madison Square Garden against the Rangers at 7pm 

Senators against the Islanders 7:30pm 

Canucks versus the Predators 8pm 

Flames at the Stars 8:30pm 

Coyotes and Avalanche 9pm 

Golden Knights host the Sabres 10pm 

NCAA Men’s Basketball Yesterday:  Drexal falls to North Carolina-Wilmington 70-63 

Norte Dame couldn’t handle Duke 57-43 

West Virginia lost at Baylor 81-77 

Norfolk State falls short against North Carolina Central 70-67 

Tonight:  The Davidson Wolfpack is in St, Bonaventure 7pm CBS Sports Network 

The North Carolina Tar Heels are in Louisville 7pm ACC Network 

Local SportsGirls Varsity Basketball: 

Pender comes to Whiteville at 6pm. 

South Columbus is at West Columbus 6pm 

Heide Trask travels to East Columbus at 6pm 

Boys Varity Basketball:  Pender travels to Whiteville 7:30pm 

South Columbus is at West Columbus 7:30pm 

East Columbus hosts Heide Trask 7:30pm 



– Vinny Pagano is the Sports Editor for Columbus County News and Sports Director for WTXY Kool 103.9FM & AM1540. Join Vinny every Saturday mornings at 10:30am for “In The Sports Zone”, a weekly Sports Talk Podcast heard on WTXY KOOL 103.9FM, Spotify, Anchor FM, and other Podcast sites. Local Sports stories, as well as questions and comments can be submitted to Vinny at [email protected]