College Sports Roundup and Bowl Outlook
A busy college sports slate includes Morehead State at Clemson and St Joseph's at Tennessee across ACCN SECN PAC-12N and ESPN2. LPGA's CME Group Tour Championship in Naples crowns Jin Young Ko money leader with 18 under, while Cincinnati eyes respect in the Peach Bowl after an AAC title win. Coastal Carolina and Liberty meet in the Cure Bowl as Georgia faces logistical COVID disruptions. South Carolina prepares for the Gasparilla Bowl with interim coach Mike Bobo and Beamer observing.
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Morehead State
Clemson
Wofford
Texas A&m
San Diego
Arizona
Naples
Fla
Jin Young
Hannah Green
Sei Young Kim
Green
Kim
Danielle Kang
Kang
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Georgia
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Bulldogs
Coastal Carolina
Liberty
ESPN
North Carolina State
Syracuse
Virginia Tech
Chanticleers
BYU
Louisiana
Kansas
Coastal
South Carolina
UAB
Tampa
Florida
ABC
Gamecocks
COVID
Mike Bobo
USC
Shane Beamer
Beamer
Virginia
Charlotte
Four blue bloods reach college football playoff
Alabama, Notre Dame, Clemson, and Ohio State are the four teams in the playoff with Notre Dame earning the final spot over Texas A&M. The Irish meet Alabama in the Orange or Rose relocated venue on January 1, while Clemson and Ohio State face off in the Sugar Bowl. The national title decision is set for January 11 in Miami.
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Alabama
Notre Dame
Clemson
Ohio State
Blue Bloods
Texas A&m
Ryan Day
Fighting Irish
Crimson Tide
At&t Stadium
Arlington
Texas
Rose
Brady rallies Buccaneers past Falcons in late rally
Tom Brady engineered a 31-27 comeback as Tampa Bay erased a 17 point deficit and then a 24 7 margin to beat Atlanta at Atlanta. The win moves the Bucs to 9 5 and keeps their playoff hopes alive as Brady adds another chapter to his long record against the Falcons.
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Tampa Bay
Brady
Buccaneers
Falcons
Atlanta
Bucs
New England
Patriots
Massachusetts
Florida
Woods celebrate memory with son at PNC Championship win
Justin Thomas and Tiger Woods finish one shot back in a scramble event that honors Willie Park. Woods enjoys playing with his 11 year old son Charlie while Thomas plays with his father Mike. The Thomas duo win the Willie Park Trophy as Woods and Charlie place seventh.
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Orlando
Fla
Justin Thomas
Tiger Woods
PNC
Woods
Charlie
Thomas
Mike
Kentucky
Vijay Singh
Qass
Willie Park
Elin Nordegren
Ritz-Carlton Club
Grande Lakes
Harding Park
Woodses
Mike Thomas
Young Woods
Florida
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AP & Post and Courier Sports
Appalachian State
North Texas
Conway
S.C
NFL
Pittsburgh
LPGA
CME
Jeff
Trevor Lawrence
Tom Brady
Atlanta Falcons
Son
Phelan M.ebenhack