Title and Game Breakthroughs Across Divisions Highlight Playoff Run
Grand Valley State clinched its second straight Division II title with a 44 17 win over Northwest Missouri State as Cullen Finnerty rushed for 115 and threw for 225. Mount Union, led by Greg Michel off the bench, toppled Wisconsin Whitewater 35 16 to extend its NCAA record. Sioux Falls captured the NAIA crown with a 23 19 win over St Francis of Indiana, marking its first title since 2001. Clemson tailback Demerick Chancellor plans to transfer after falling behind James Davis and C J Spiller while missing the final four games with a shoulder injury.
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Greg Michel
Mount Union
Wisconsin
Whitewater
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Amos ‘Alonzo Stagg
Savannah
Tenn
Trey Erickson
Mike Dvoravek
Sioux Fall
St. Francis
Indiana
Carroll College
Sioux Falls
Georgetown
Clemson
Demerick
Tommy Bowden
James Davis
C.J. Spiller
Cowboys Hold Off Falcons In Shootout
Dallas Cowboys edge Atlanta Falcons 38 28 on Saturday night to boost NFC East lead. Terrell Owens and Michael Vick set records while Marion Barber scored twice and Dallas recovered from a rough prior defeat to stay in the playoff hunt. Atlanta suffers a damaging setback dropping to 7 7 and tumbling in the wild card race.
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Michael Vick
Morten Andersen
Terrell Owens
Dallas Cowboys
Marion Barber
Cowboys
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Dallas
New Orleans Saints
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Vick lights up opener as Hall battles past past foes
Quarterback Michael Vick threw four touchdowns setting a career high and breaking Bobby Douglass’s long standing rushing record for a quarterback. Morten Andersen became NFL all time leading scorer with four extra points to reach 2,437 career points. Cowboys edge Falcons as Barber seals late lead.
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DeAngelo Hall
Owens
Hall
Vick
Bobby Douglass
Andersen
NFL
Gary Anderson
Cowboys
Barber
Chris Crocker
Pote Falcons
Jim Morahugs
Morten Andersen
USC Aiken Falls At Home To Tusculum 65 61
The USC Aiken Pacers lose their first home game 65 61 to Tusculum. Jordan Lear scores 21 of his 27 second half points to key the visitors rally while Willie Metcalf sits most of the game with foul trouble. Theo Oates and Casey McMasters lead Pacer rally as Casey McMasters struggles from three.
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Tusculum College
Fusculum
Jordan Lear
Intory
Pacer
Willie Metcalf
Pioneers
USC Aiken
Vince ‘Alexander
Pacers
Tusculum
Tyler White
Lear
Pioneer
Alexander
Theo Oates
Casey McMasters
Oates
Cory Broyles
McMasters
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Under Armour to host All-America Baseball Tourney in Tucson
Washington, a NC State signee, is among 190 players chosen for Under Armour’s All-America Baseball Tourney in Tucson Arizona January 12 to 14 2007. The event features top high school talent with Under Armour as tile sponsor. Washington expresses excitement and loyalty to the brand noting his familiarity with Under Armour gear.
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Under Armour
Tucson
Ariz
Washington
Mealing powers Thurmond ladies to 62 41 win over South Aiken
Thurmond High School star Courtney Mealing scored 34 points and teamed with Niesha Searles to lead the Lady Rebels to a 62 41 victory over South Aiken High School. The win marks Thurmonds fourth straight as Mealing increases her scoring to 100 points over the last four games.
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Courtney Mealing
Lady Rebels
South Aiken High School
Thurmond
South Airian
Mealing
Niesha Searles
Strom Thurmond
Jeanette Engle
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North Carolina Wins Shrine Bowl 23 16 Over South Carolina
Jona than Williams rushed for 106 yards and a 9 yard TD as North Carolina defeated South Carolina 23 16 at Wofford in the Shrine Bowl. The Tar Heels rallied with the final 10 points after costly fumbles by Sandlapper quarterbacks Will Kom and Matt Lentz.
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Spartanburg
Jonathan Williams
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wofford
Tarheels
Sandlapper
Will Kom
Matt Lentz Kom
Byres
Clemson
Williams
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