Late Night Screenings From A Chaotic TV Schedule
A garbled listing shows several films and actors, including John Cusack and Blair Witch 2, with titles like High Fidelity and The Mask, among others. The fragment hints at a TV movie lineup and 1990s to 2000s releases.
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Thunderheart murder probe tied to heritage
An FBI case delves into an agent's Native American roots as a pivotal link in a murder investigation. Starring Val Kilmer, Sam Shepard, and Graham Greene, the 1992 drama blends identity with justice in a tense mystery set in Pennsylvania.
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Longhorns seek Holiday Bowl rebound against Huskies
Texas, aiming to avoid lingering Holiday Bowl heartsache, faces Washington after a season scarred by a Big 12 title loss and last year’s bowl defeat. Major Applewhite to start, backed by a transfer-like rally, while Washington stars Cody Pickett and a shoulder injury loom over the Huskies’ quarterback situation.
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Georgia Tech downs Stanford in Seattle Bowl upset
Georgia Tech, led by interim coach Mac McWhorter, defeated Stanford 24-14 at Safeco Field. Campbell scored twice including a late 3-yard TD run sealing the win as Tech improves to 8-5. Stanford drops to 9-3 after a late rally.
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Texas A&M and TCU Renew Old Southwest Rivalry in Bowl
In Houston the Texas A&M Aggies face TCU in the galleryfurniture.com Bowl at the Astrodome. A&M, 7-4, seek their first bowl victory since 1995, while TCU, 6-4, arrives after a late-season surge that included upset wins over Louisville and Southern Mississippi.
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Pacers hand Wizards sixth career low for Jordan
Indiana control Michael Jordan to a career low six points in a 108-81 win over Washington as Jalen Rose posts 26 and Jamaal Tinsley 16. Jordan plays 25 minutes, 2-for-10 from the floor, with his first points coming on a second quarter free throw.
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Hawks Rally Past Heat 100-96 In Tight Finish
Atlanta overcame a 10-point deficit for the 17th time this season to beat Miami 100-96. Jason Terry scored 32, including a late jumper with 12.3 seconds left, Dion Glover added 16 with four go-ahead threes, and Shareef Abdur-Rahim had 22 points and 10 rebounds.
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Marbury wins late as Suns edge Celtics 84 82
Stephon Marbury hits a 22-foot shot with two seconds left to lift the Phoenix Suns to an 84 82 victory over the Boston Celtics. Paul Pierce scores 33 for Boston, Shawn Marion adds a season high 30, and Penny Hardaway contributes 20 with 12 rebounds as Phoenix splits the season series.
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