Week 14 NFL results and college AP Top 2 rundown
NFL scores include Detroit 26 over Arizona 12 Buffalo 42 over Miami 32 Jets 29 over Houston 7 Chicago 24 over Minnesota 14 Colts 51 over Tennessee 24 Bengals 27 over Baltimore 26 Rams 16 over SF 6 Buccaneers 27 over Atlanta 0 Panthers 32 over New Orleans 21 Patriots 42 over Cleveland 15 Saw 20 over Denver 17 Chiefs 34 over Oakland 27 Commanders 31 over Giants 7 Eagles 47 over Green Bay 17 Steelers at Jaguars, Dallas at Seattle late game.
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Lenoir Rhyne Dominate Bluefield State In College Hoops
College men feature Lenoir Rhyne defeating Bluefield State 91 to 6 in a high scoring matchup. NCAA and NBA games listed include Virginia at Iowa State on ESPN2 and a full slate with Boston Sacramento Phoenix Portland Philadelphia Atlanta Toronto New Jersey San Antonio Chicago Detroit Dallas Miami Utah Orlando Denver Boston Golden State and Charlotte at Los Angeles Clippers with late night starts.
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Sooners and Trojans Lead Final BCS Standings for Orange Bowl
USC and Oklahoma topped the final Bowl Championship Series standings and will meet in the Orange Bowl on January 4 for the national title. California was left out as Texas rose to fourth, earning a Rose Bowl matchup with Michigan.
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Sugar Bowl matchup pairs Auburn with Virginia Tech
Auburn and Virginia Tech, conference champions exceeding expectations, prepare for the Sugar Bowl. No. 9 Virginia Tech claimed the ACC title in its first season in the league with a win over Miami. Auburn posted its first 12-win season and ended a 15-year SEC title drought with a 38-28 victory over Tennessee, though not earning the national title shot.
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PikeView Reuniting the Past hoops tour to four Mercer towns
PikeView High School will play one game in Athens Oakvale Spanishburg and Lashmeet Matoaka as part of a historic season reunion. Athletic Director Russ Mitchem notes four feeder schools with rich basketball histories will be honored at halftime and former players coaches staff and principals are being invited to join the events. The season opens January 11 at Athens with Mercer Christian Academy and continues February 11 15 and 23 with games across Oakvale Lashmeet and Spanishburg.
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Eagles Dominate Packers In High Scoring Win
Donovan McNabb threw a career high five touchdown passes and 464 yards as the Eagles routed the Packers 47 17. Brian Westbrook had 156 receiving yards and three TDs while Terrell Owens added 161 yards receiving. Packers QB Brett Favre threw two interceptions ending his streak of TD passes at 37. The victory kept Philadelphia atop the NFC East and snapped Green Bay s six game win streak.
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