Weekend NFL Results Highlight Thrilling Upsets and Dominance
Saturday and Sunday NFL scores show the Giants routing Washington 30 to 10 and Steelers edging New England 24 to 21 in overtime. Cincinnati toppled Dallas 31 24 while Detroit beat Minnesota 14 13. Baltimore won 21 19 over Tennessee and Jacksonville beat Buffalo 20 14. Indianapolis crushed Miami 41 0. Atlanta defeated Philadelphia 20 17. New York Jets crushed Tampa Bay 31 0. New Orleans beat Arizona 27 10. Green Bay won 31 10 against Carolina. Kansas City defeated San Diego 29 7. Seattle edged Oakland 22 21. Chicago at St Louis late, Monday Night Denver at San Francisco at 9 p.m. on ABC.
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Catlett Nears 500th Victory At West Virginia
West Virginia coach Gale Catlett nears his 500th career win, eyeing a milestone after a 89 63 victory over Ohio and a 7 1 start this season. He trails only a few active coaches in all time wins and cites long career and strong assistants as key to success.
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Mountaineers Practice Ahead of Carquest Bowl Clash
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen praised a 90 minute workout under clear mid December skies at Mountaineer Field. Players worked on passing and running drills as the team prepared for the December bowl with Georgia Tech. Players to return home briefly before flying to Fort Lauderdale by 7 p.m. next Saturday.
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Beane rivalry renewed as Bluefield State hosts Concord
Bluefield State College hosts cross-county rival Concord College at Ned Shott Gymnasium at 7 30 p m tonight. The Mountain Lions sit 6 2 1 0 after a 91 78 win over WVU Tech and aim to continue a six game win streak while Concord coach Steve Cox expects a dogfight. Bluefield State rides a two game road win streak after beating Glenville State 84 81 with J T Bradley scoring 36 points and Jay Gray adding 16. The Blues boast a locking trapping defense that forced 24 turnovers in the win.
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Packers Clinch Road Win Over Panthers 31-10 in Charlotte
Green Bay improved to 12-3 and captured their third straight division title as Brett Favre threw for 256 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-10 victory at Ericsson Stadium. Panthers QB Kerry Collins struggled, completing seven of 26 passes, while Carolina’s run game featured junior Lane College rookie Fred Lane with 100-yard effort.
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Tigers host Warriors in Pepsi Classic opener at Princeton
Princeton High School welcomes Oak Hill Academy for a marquee season opener in the Pepsi Classic. Oak Hill features Souleyman Camara at 6-11 and multiple seniors with DI commitments, including Lytle, McNair, Price, and Scott. Princeton brings back several players from last year.
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