AFC and NFC Wild Card NFL NHL NBA TV Schedule
Television guide lists 12:30 p.m. AFC Wild Card Kansas City Chiefs at New York Jets on WIS and WAGT. 4 p.m. NFC Wild Card Los Angeles Rams at Washington Redskins on WRCW and WLTX. 8 p.m. NHL Philadelphia at Edmonton on ESPN. 10 p.m. NBA Philadelphia 76ers at Los Angeles Lakers on WTBS.
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Kansas City Chiefs
New York Jets
WIS
WAGT
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
WRCW
WLTX
Philadelphia
Edmonton
ESPN
Philadelphia 76Ers
L.A. Lakers
WTBS
Cash and Fitzgerald beat Edberg Jarryd to put Australia 2-1 up in Davis Cup final
Pat Cash and John Fitzgerald defeated Sweden's Stefan Edberg and Anders Jarryd 6-3 6-4 4-6 6-1 to give Australia a 2-1 lead in the best of five final in Melbourne. Cash, 21,, to play Mikael Pernfors next, with Paul McNamee to play Edberg in the final singles.
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Melbourne
Australia
Pat Cash
John Fitzgerald
Sweden
Stefan Edberg
Anders Jarryd
Cash
Edberg
Mikael Pernfors
Paul McNamee
Pernfers
University of Georgia
Fitzgerald
Neale Fraser
Giants Linebacker Harry Carson Defends Long Struggle
Quote from Linebacker Harry Carson saying he is tired of fans complaining about losses while he continues living the pain. He contrasts fans' ability to switch off TV with his endurance through years of hardship with the team.
Clemson Gets Last Laugh in Gator Bowl 27 21
Clemson defeats Stanford 27 21 in the Gator Bowl as Ray Williams 14 yard run and two David Treadwell field goals fuel a 27 0 first half. Stanford rallies with three Brad Muster TDs but falls short before 80 104 fans. Clemson finishes 8 2 2 in a strong season.
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Clemson
Stanford nearly wipes smile off Tiger faces in Gator Bowl
Stanford quarterback Greg Ennis steadied in the second half to rally the Cardinals from a 27-0 deficit, scoring 21 points while Clemson was shut out after halftime. Ennis improved from 0-13 passing in the first half to 14-27 for 150 yards and two touchdowns, as Stanford with coach Jack Elway held on for a comeback win over Clemson.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jack O’brien
Maryland
Florida
Clemson
Stanford
Ray Williams
Cardinals
Jack Elway
Brad Muster
Greg Ennis
John Page
Jeff James
Danny Ford
Ford
Heartbreak Ridge
Clint Eastwood
Tigers
Terrence Flagler
Jeff Bak
Michael Dean Perry
Aiken
Rodney Williams
Bak
Ennis
Eric Snelson
Muster
James
Virginia Tech
N.C. State
Williams
Arizona Powers Past North Carolina In Aloha Bowl
Alfred Jenkins threw for 187 yards and a touchdown as 16th ranked Arizona built a 30-0 lead and held on to defeat North Carolina 30-21. The Wildcats finished 9-3, earning the program’s first bowl victory after a 0-4-1 postseason start.
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Honolulu
Alfred Jenkins
Arizona
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Wildcats
Gary Coston
David Adams
Jeff Valdez
Jenkins
Jon Horton
Art Greathouse
Com
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Harry Carson
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New York Giants
Chris Lancaster
Tiger
David Treadwell
Flagler
South Carolina
Barry McKeever
Georgia
Walter Bailey
Torin Dorn
Dorn
Mark Maye
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