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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 2005

Page

9

Auburn hopes for split national title in Sugar Bowl

Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville urged voters to reward a 12-0 season with a share of the national crown if the Tigers beat Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl. He framed the outcome as a final key vote in a political style race for the title.

New Orleans Auburn Tommy Tuberville Tigers Virginia Tech Tuberville Sooners

Panthers fall to Saints as playoff hopes fade in finale

New Orleans defeated Carolina 21-18 to end the Panthers season while needing outside help for a playoff berth. Aaron Brooks threw for 216 yards and a 44-yard scoring strike to Joe Horn as the Saints forced six Delhomme sacks and blocked a potential tying kick. The Rams beat the Jets 32-29 in OT, sealing New Orleans’ fate and ending Carolina’s rally.

Charlotte N.C Carolina Panthers New Orleans Saints Carolina St. Louis Rams New York Jets Aaron Brooks Joe Horn Jake Delhomme Panthers Tony Bryant John Kasay Minnesota Vikings Washington Jim Haslett

Playoff picture tight as final weekend shakes out

Jets and Vikings clinch spots while Rams miss late bid as NFC teams show volatility. Jets 32 29 in OT at the Rams and Vikings 21 18 at the Redskins seal AFC and NFC berths but New Orleans missing despite late surge. Remaining games set seeds and byes for Steelers Eagles Falcons and Patriots with high drama ahead.

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Lady Pacers roll past Presbyterian 71 59 in women’s basketball

USC Aiken Lady Pacers beat Presbyterian College 71 to 59 at Ross E. Templeton Center. Lana Mandic led with 20 points and 4-of-6 shooting in the first half, as Katie Gebhardt and Eboni Speller added 12 each. Wessinger scored 27 for the Blue Hose.

Clinton USC Aiken Presbyterian College Ross E. Templeton Lady Pacers Lana Mandic Lady Blue Hose Presbyterian Rebecca Wessinger Wessinger Nola Grant Blue Hose Mandic Katie Gebhardt Eboni Speller

Auburn Tigers Turn to Virginia Tech After Unbeatens

The Auburn Tigers seek a payoff against Virginia Tech after a perfect season, aiming to vent frustrations as the Sugar Bowl matchup unfolds. Virginia Tech faces a stern test in a game noted for its ACC implications and a surge of national attention.

Seattle clinches NFC West with 28 26 win over Falcons

Seattle Seahawks clinched the NFC West with a 28 26 victory over Atlanta as Matt Hasselbeck threw two TD passes and Shaun Alexander added a rushing title chase. Falcons’ Matt Schaub connected with Brian Finneran for a late TD, but the 2 point try failed. Dunn added 132 rushing yards as Seattle hosts St. Louis next week while Atlanta earns a bye.

Seattle Seattle Seahawks Matt Hasselbeck Seahawks Atlanta Falcons Warrick Dunn Matt Schaub Brian Finneran Shaun Alexander Curtis Martin New York Jets Atlanta St. Louis Jim Mora Michael Vick Vick Schaub Falcons Dunn Dallas Fred McCrary Ken Lucas Finneran

Duke Pounds Clemson In Close ACC Opener

Duke, ranked sixth, beat Clemson 62-54 as J.J. Redick scored 20 of his 24 in the second half and Lee Melchionni hit two late 3s. Sheldon Williams had 13 points and 16 rebounds for Duke while Shavlik Randolph and Reggie Love were sidelined with illness and injury. Sharrod Ford led Clemson with 20.

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