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OTTAWA - Erik Bradford scored his second of the game on the power play in overtime as the Ottawa 67s edged the Kingston Frontenacs 5-4 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action. Nike Zoom Clearance .Tyler Hill, Travis Konecny and Trent Mallette also found the back of the net for the 67s (17-14-2).Evan McEneny, Roland McKeown, Conor McGlynn and Corey Pawley had goals for Kingston (13-14-5), which hasnt won in its past six games.Leo Lazarev turned aside 27 shots in goal for Ottawa while Lucas Peressini made 21 saves for the Frontenacs.The 67s scored once on six power-play chances while Kingston failed to score on its only opportunity with the man advantage.---COLTS 3 STORM 0GUELPH, Ont. — Mackenzie Blackwood made 26 saves as Barrie shut out the Storm.Chiwetin Blacksmith, Garrett Hooey and Andrew Mangiapane all scored for the Colts (19-12-2) in their third-straight win.Justin Nichols made 37 stops in goal for Guelph (20-13-2).---OTTERS 6 RANGERS 3KITCHENER, Ont. — Alex DeBrincat and Dylan Strome both had a pair of goals to lead Erie over the Rangers.Nicholas Baptiste and Kyle Pettit also chipped in for the Otters (25-7-3).Justin Bailey struck twice for Kitchener (15-12-6) while Gustaf Franzen added the other Rangers goal.---SPITFIRES 5 KNIGHTS 4 (SO)LONDON, Ont. — Markus Soberg scored the decisive goal in the shootout and added another in regulation as Windsor edged the Knights.Sam Povorozniouk, Hayden McCool and Cristiano DiGiacinto rounded out the attack for the Spitfires (12-20-1).Chandler Yakimowicz, Michael McCarron, Zach Grzelewski and Mitchell Marner found the back of the net for London (22-10-3).---ICEDOGS 6 STEELHEADS 3MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Jordan Maletta struck twice as Niagara doubled up the Steelheads.Matt Gillard, Josh Ho-Sang, Cody Caron and Aaron Haydon also scored for the IceDogs (12-20-2).Sean Day, Sam Babintsev and Lucas Venuto supplied the offence for Mississauga (16-17-1).---STING 3 WHALERS 1SARNIA, Ont. — Stephen Pierogs second-period goal stood as the winner as the Sting slipped past Plymouth.Brandon Lindberg and Zachary Core also scored for Sarnia (18-13-3), which won for the third time in four games.Victor Crus Rydberg replied in the second period for the Whalers (11-20-3).---GENERALS 5 PETES 4OSHAWA, Ont. — Tobias Lindberg scored twice and added an assist as the No. 1 nationally-ranked Generals hung on to beat Peterborough.Cliff Pu, Mitchell Vande Sompel and Michael Dal Colle also scored for Oshawa (27-4-1), which has now won four straight.Greg Betzold and Hunter Garlent had two goals each for the Petes (11-18-4).---SPIRIT 5 GREYHOUNDS 3SAGINAW, Mich. — Kris Bennett had a pair of goals to lead the Spirit past Sault Ste. 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PETERSBURG, Fla.Chapel Hill, NC (SportsNetwork.com) - Returning to work after a seven-day holiday break, the 20th-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels will play host to the UAB Blazers in a non-conference matchup at the Dean E. Smith Center on Saturday afternoon. Roy Williams Tar Heels were last in action on Dec. 20, when they took down the Ohio State Buckeyes (82-74) in a Top-25 showdown at the United Center in Chicago. The win was the second straight and third in the last four outings for UNC, which moved to 8-3 on the season. Jerod Haases third season at UAB has gotten off to a rocky start. The Blazers are just 4-8 on the year and have lost three of their last four outings. The team was last in action on Dec. 22, falling at Chattanooga, 83-67. UAB has lost all four games outside of Bartow Arena this season. North Carolina holds a 3-1 series advantage with UAB, but it was the Blazers who earned the win last year at home, shocking the Tar Heels in a 63-59 decision in Birmingham. The Blazers just havent been able to find much consistency this season, especially on the offensive end, where the team is generating just 66.8 ppg on a modest .409 shooting percentage. UAB has also struggled in the rebounding department with a -3.5 margin. Robert Brown has started all 12 games for UAB and has been the only reliable scoring threat at 13.6 ppg. Limiting support comes in the form of C.J. Washington (9.8 ppg) and Tyler Madison (8.0 ppg). UAB came out cold against the Mocs last time out, shooting an ugly .290 from the floor in the first half and heading into halftime with a 21-point deficit. TThe chasm was too great to overcome in the second half, as the Blazers dropped their eighth game of the season. Nike Zoom Cheap. Three Blazers finished in double figures in the loss, led by Brown and his 19 points. Hakeem Baxter came off the bench to tally 15 points, while Nick Norton finished with 12. North Carolina has had very few problems generating offense this season. The Tar Heels are putting up 80.2 ppg and doing so on a healthy .452 shooting. In addition, the team has dominated on the glass, outrebounding foes by nine caroms per contest. Three of the teams five starters are boasting of double- digit scoring averages, led by Marcus Paiges 13.4 ppg. Kennedy Meeks is the resident muscle down low, netting 13.3 ppg on .615 shooting, while grabbing a team-best 9.5 rpg. Brice Johnson adds 11.5 points and 7.0 rebounds per game. Justin Jackson and J.P. Tokoto are just under the double-digit mark with 9.5 and 9.1 ppg, respectively. The Tar Heels got off to a fast start against the Buckeyes last week, shooting 51.5 percent from the floor in the first half to earn a 12-point lead at the break (43-31). The team cooled off considerably in the second half, but was able to earn the win nonetheless. UNC held a huge edge in rebounding (53-40) and really moved the ball well, with 23 assists in the game. 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