Bills roll past Ravens as Sunday sports slate includes two OT thrillers
Buffalo rolled past Baltimore, while Arizona and Cincinnati won overtime NFL games during a busy Sunday across pro and college sports.
By Avery Lyons, ClickNNY Sports Desk
The Buffalo Bills opened Sunday’s national sports slate with a 36-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens. Arizona topped Dallas 33-30 in overtime, and Cincinnati outlasted Tennessee 43-36 in another overtime finish.
The Las Vegas Raiders held off the New York Jets 38-33, while Detroit edged Minnesota 19-15. In the NBA, Brooklyn topped Indiana 98-90, Boston rolled past Orlando 108-97, Golden State held off the LA Clippers 124-112 and the Los Angeles Lakers outlasted Toronto 131-125 behind Luka Doncic’s 45 points, 15 rebounds, six assists and five steals.
Edmonton topped the New York Rangers 4-1, while Carolina routed Winnipeg 7-0 behind Pyotr Kochetkov’s 26-save shutout. Minnesota held off Washington 5-1, Philadelphia rolled past Utah 6-3 and Anaheim rallied past Ottawa 6-3 after trailing by three goals.
In men’s college basketball, Notre Dame edged Villanova 74-72 at the Eternal City Tip-Off, and High Point topped Liberty 72-57 in the Field of 68 Opening Day Marathon.
Compiled by the ClickNNY Sports Desk from final scores and game reports.
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