NFL Week NFL Glance Shows Multiple AFC/NFC Scores
Miami defiantly edges Indianapolis with 255 passing yards and 67 rushing by Faulk. Palpable action across leagues includes Brunell passing for 317 yards for Jacksonville and A Smith tallying 70 rushing for Buffalo. The scoreboard captures key touchdowns, field goals, and receptions across teams, highlighting Faulk and Harbaugh connections and McNair rushing for Tennessee.
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TV Sports Highlights From Denver at San Francisco
Highlights include TNT WCW Monday Nitro at 8 p.m. and ABC Monday Night Football Denver Broncos at San Francisco 49ers at 9 p.m. The ensuing game summaries cover rushing and receiving stats for Detroit, Minnesota, Dallas, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and New Orleans with passing details and field goals across multiple drives and teams.
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Packers Panthers GB Favre Freeman 58 pass leads to scoring spree
In a high scoring game Green Bay drives first with Favre connecting with Freeman and Brooks for two touchdowns and Longwell field goals. Carolina answers through Lane and Carruth, with Kansas City and San Diego motions noted in a later portion.
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Brushfork eighth girls win over Eastern Greenbrier 23 21
Mercer Christian eighth grade girls defeated Eastern Greenbrier 23 to 21 at Brushfork Armory. Becky Setser scored six, Martha Wilkerson five, while Rachel McDowell led the Knights with eight. MCA stands 3-0 and travels to Spanishburgh Monday.
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UCLA storms past Virginia to claim 1995 men’s soccer title
UCLA defeated Virginia 2-0 in Richmond as Seth George scored in the 80th and 82nd minutes and Matt Reis posted nine saves to secure the Bruins’ third national championship in six finals. George’s first goal came on a three-on-one sequence, then he netted again after a rebound. Virginia’s Ben Olsen faced heavy pressure, while Reis starred with key saves, and UVa goalie Brock Yetso was beaten twice by George.
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Mountaineers prepare for Georgia Tech bowl showdown
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen notes seven more practices before the Dec. 29 bowl at Miami Pro Player Stadium. WVU, 7-4, faces a 6-5 Georgia Tech team he calls better than its record, citing near upsets of No. 5 North Carolina and No. 14 Georgia. Several players limited by injuries, including Gary Stills, Khari Ivy, and John Hadley, but optimism remains for Tech game.
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Gale
Catlett Reflects On Career From Davidson To WVU
Hall of Fame style coach Catlett recalls his career from Davidson under Lefty Driesell to Kansas and Kentucky, his Cincinnati glory years, and WVU tenure. He cites 14 postseason appearances, a No. 2 ranking, and the 23 straight wins in 1981-82 as key memories while noting his pursuit of excellence and Dean Smith’s 879-win benchmark.
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Blues rely on depth in trapping defense at Glenville
Rivadry notes St Clair Blues, playing tight trapping defense with five riders on the floor, making them hard to run against. David Jennings 13 and Leanthony Jones 11 in the win over Glenville. Concord’s Jon Griffin scores 19 in win over Golden Bears. Mike Neal 17 and James Doyle 14 with 12 boards. Mann 9 and 12 rebounds. Cox and Brown praise balance and bench lift from Doyle. Tough early schedule helps Blues start league play.
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Tigers Eye Pepsi Classic Amid High School Clash
Tigers with Hubert Byron Terrence Moody and Allen Graham preview the Pepsi Classic at Princeton High School. Wray touts a treat for fans and the program, with 7 30 p m tipoff and tickets at 5 dollars. Regular season and WVSSAC passes will not be honored. advance sales start Monday during school hours.
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