McGahee A Heisman Hopeful After Record Season
Willis McGahee, Miami running back, leads the Hurricanes as they finish a 12-0 regular season with 56-45 win over Virginia Tech. He sets school marks with 27 touchdowns, rushing yards, total yards, and six rushing touchdowns in the VT game, despite earlier losses to Miami teammate Ken Dorsey in a video game.
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Johnson looks to run after award
Johnson finished with 2,015 rushing yards and 2,575 all purpose yards, a Penn State record. He is a finalist for the Walter Camp Maxwell Doak Walker awards as Penn State prepares to face Auburn in the Capital One Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Glavine joins Mets in bid to revitalize title chase
Tom Glavine, 36, signs a 3 year 35 million contract with the New York Mets after passing a physical, with an option to reach 42.5 million. He leaves Atlanta after 16 seasons in a move seen as central to restoring the Mets to contention alongside teammates and new additions.
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Bucks and Celtics claim overtime wins in trio of games
Sam Cassell poured 39 points and Anthony Mason added six in the second overtime as Milwaukee outlasted Cleveland 140-133. Ricky Davis led Cleveland with 45, and Smush Parker scored 20, 16 after the fourth quarter. Michael Redd notched a career high 35 for Milwaukee while Ray Allen had 27. In New Jersey, Jason Kidd produced 20 points, seven assists and six rebounds as the Nets beat the Suns 106-93, shooting 49 percent. Boston defeated Orlando 114-109 in overtime behind 28 from Paul Pierce and 28 from Antoine Walker, while Tracy McGrady led Orlando with 31.
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Packers edge Vikings in cold night fight at Lambeau
Green Bay trailed most of the game before Tony Fisher's 14 yard TD drive and a late Darren Sharper 66 yard return set up a 26-22 Packers win over Minnesota. A postgame brawl near the Vikings bench involved Chris Hovan and Brett Favre as tensions flared after a hard hit and Sharper’s return.
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Princeton Senior High booster meeting announced
Princeton Ohio area boosters club will meet Thursday December 12 at 5 30 p m at the school. A separate item notes a Princeton recreation center baseball card show on Friday and Saturday from 10 a m to 7 p m with contact Laura Hensdill at 304 920 1348. In Bluefield Virginia a Graham Glenwood middle school game has been rescheduled to January 28 after an earlier Monday date.
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Hokies memories echo in Beamer talk of Tech Falcons game
Tech, expected to bring 7000 to 10000 fans to San Francisco, has played once with a 23 7 Falcons win in the 1984 Independence Bowl. Beamer recalls Air Force players knocking the Hokies off their game, noting Billy Hite was on staff then.
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