Gander football sees strong finish despite bi-district exit
Robert E. Lee Ganders overachieved in 2003 led by quarterback Brian Johnson who threw for 2,828 yards and 30 touchdowns while receiver Michael Reed topped 1,000 yards. The team finished 9-2-5-0 in district play and graduation will reduce experience next year with several top stars moving on.
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Nick Bnister
James Cleveland
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Mikey Snyder
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Ryan Hale
Solich fired after nine win season at Nebraska
Nebraska dismissed Frank Solich after a 9-3 season despite a 58-19 career record and a conference title. Athletic director Steve Pederson cited failure to meet championship standards, while colleagues noted Solich's reputation and the pressures of coaching at a storied program.
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Texans edge Falcons as Davis scores twice
Texans beat Atlanta 17-13 with Dominick Davis scoring two quick third quarter TDs and David Carr stepping in to help secure a franchise high fifth win. Michael Vick finally returned to play late in the third, attempting to spark a comeback.
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Patriots edge Colts in late stand and 8th straight win
New England defeated Indianapolis 38-34 in a dramatic finish as Edgerrin James was tackled by Willie McGinest on fourth and goal with 14 seconds left. Peyton Manning rallied the Colts from 21 down but fell short. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 24-20 on a late TD pass by Jon Kitna to Matt Schobel, moving toward a first place in the AFC North.
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Couples Wins Skins Game In Record Fourth Title
Fred Couples captures his fourth Skins Game title in LA Quinta California earning the overall crown and $605000 on the final day. Annika Sorenstam finishes second earning 225000 while Phil Mickelson pockets 170000 and Mark O’Meara wins nothing amid a dramatic four playoff holes.
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