Tyrone Willingham Returns to Pac-10 Hiring by Washington
Former Notre Dame coach Tyrone Willingham is hired by the University of Washington to lead the football program, signaling a return to the Pac-10 and a new era for the Huskies. The decision positions Washington for potential impact in the upcoming seasons under Willingham.
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Falcons clinch NFC South with 35 10 win over Raiders
Rookie coach Jim Mora and his son raised the game ball as the Falcons hammered the Oakland Raiders 35-10 to seal only the third division title in franchise history. T.J. Duckett set a team single game rushing mark with four touchdowns and Atlanta built a 35-3 lead before Oakland’s late score.
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Panthers extend win streak with 20 7 victory over Rams
Carolina Panthers win fifth straight and seize NFC wild card position with a 20 7 home victory over the St Louis Rams. MVP play by junior Manning and Morgan plus multiple Panthers interceptions key the win. Rams without Faulk and Bulger out with injury.
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Williamson Should Take NFL Draft Chance Over Senior Season
Aiken County star Troy Williamson plans to enter the NFL draft after a standout junior year at South Carolina. The Silver Bluff graduate is eyeing a potential $500,000 signing bonus and a draft range of the second to fourth rounds, with veterans like Silver Bluff coach Al Lown acknowledging the move may be best for him and his family.
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Woods closes year with second straight stroke-play win
Tiger Woods captures the Target World Challenge by two strokes over Padraig Harrington with a 16 under 268 total. He earns 1.25 million dollars donated to his foundation and tees up for the 2005 season after a challenging year highlighted by a sole Tour victory in February. Harrington shoots 66, Montgomerie 71, Haas 69 as Jimenez 70 finishes one behind.
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