Maryland Falls To Duke At Home In ACC Showdown
No. 4 Maryland, buoyed by Steve Francis, could not withstand No. 2 Duke as Elton Brand led a second half surge to an 82-64 victory at Cole Field House. Duke started fast, then pulled away with a 13-0 run to seal the win before a sellout crowd.
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Jaguars edge Patriots in wild card with Jimmy Smith score
Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell struggled as Jimmy Smith beat Ty Law for a 37 yard touchdown sealing a 25 to 10 playoff win. Fred Taylor ran for 162 yards while Brunell passed for 161 as New England's season ended at 9 and 8 amid injuries.
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Questions Abound as NBA Deadline Nears
The piece weighs the brinkmanship before Thursday’s deadline for a new CBA. It notes David Stern’s risk of canceling the 1996–99 season, the 53–54 vs 55–57 percent revenue split dispute, and potential chaos if talks fail including loss of player salaries and legal battles.
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Vikings rookie Randy Moss wins NFL Offensive Rookie honor
Vikings receiver Randy Moss wins the Associated Press NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year with 44 of 47 votes. He led the league with 17 touchdown receptions and 1,313 receiving yards despite a sprained ankle, with Peyton Manning and Fred Taylor also receiving votes.
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Favre Leads Packers In Classic Late-Game Win
Brett Favre sparked a 76 yard decisive drive after Antonio Freeman's 15 yard TD catch with 1 56 left, capping a nine play march. Owens on the sideline expressed frustration but stayed ready while Favre praised great players who made the late plays.
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