with an eight-goal advantage in the final, holding Spain to 23 goals; Nikola Karabatic nets 11 goals for the victors. Yahoo! France Sport NCAA Basketball (17) Georgetown Hoyas 61, (9) Pitt 58: The Hoyas passed up the Panthers in the Big East standings, and almost passed them up in the next morning's AP poll, which boosted the Hoyas to No. 15 and dropped Pitt to #14. Kansas 59, (19) Oklahoma 58: The Jayhawks, who stunned the Sooners at home, are now in second place in the Big 12, argued that the victory demonstrated that they were underrated. 4 February 2006 (Saturday) Football: 2006 African Cup of Nations – Quarterfinal Q3: Cameroon 1–1 Ivory Coast (a.e.t.) Ivory Coast win penalty shootout, 12 goals to 11. The 24-shot shootout is believed to be a record in international competition. Q4: Nigeria 1–1 Tunisia (a.e.t.) Nigeria win 6–5 on penalties. Rugby Union: 2006 Six Nations Championship Ireland 26–16 Italy Ireland were unimpressive in what was to have been an easy victory. England 47–13 Wales England easily defeated the injury-hit reigning Six Nations champions. National Football League: Six new members are named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the most since 2001. First-time candidates Troy Aikman, Warren Moon, and Reggie White are selected along with veterans' committee candidates John Madden and Rayfield Wright, plus Giants linebacker Harry Carson, who earns his selection in his seventh year as a finalist for the Hall. 3 February 2006 (Friday) Football: 2006 African Cup of Nations – Quarterfinal Q1: Egypt 4–1 Congo DR Q2: Guinea 2–3 Senegal Senegal go through to the semi-finals when both teams score in time added on. There is a scuffle involving players of both sides in the centre of the pitch for several minutes at the end of the match. 1 February 2006 (Wednesday) Cricket – Pakistan defeat India by 341 runs in the third and final Test in Karachi, winning the three-Test series 1–0. Scorecard. References 02