NFL Saturday and Sunday results summary
National Football League scores show Philadelphia edging New York Jets 21 to 20 and Chicago defeating San Diego 27 to 14. Sunday results include Carolina 27 over Baltimore 16, Green Bay 31 over Detroit 3, Dallas 12 over New England 6, New Orleans 17 over New York Giants 3, St. Louis 34 over Atlanta 27, San Francisco 25 over Pittsburgh 15, Minnesota 21 over Tampa Bay 10, Cincinnati 21 over Houston 13, Indianapolis 24 over Kansas City 19, Denver 24 over Oakland 19, Arizona 27 over Washington 26. Seattle plays Jacksonville night and Monday Night Football features affaio at Miami at 9 p.m.
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Tonight's NBA doubleheader and late matchup schedule
Milwaukee visits Boston at 7 p.m. Detroit plays Toronto at 7 p.m. Phoenix meets Los Angeles at 10:30 p.m. Washington heads to Sacramento for a 10:30 p.m. game. Only games scheduled.
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NHL Tonight Schedule Sees Three Games At 7 30 P M
National Hockey League matchups list Tampa Bay at Montreal Hartford at New York Rangers and New Jersey at Calgary all set for 7 30 p m with teams aiming for key results on the ice.
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Mountaineers Prepare For Marshall Clash In Key Conference Test
WVU coach Gale Catlett called the Marshall game very important as the Mountaineers, at 3-1, set to host 5-0 Marshall at the Charleston Civic Center. Marshall, led by Keith Veney and John Brown, is favored after beating WVU last season and posting big wins. WVU expects reinforcements like Brian Lewin soon, with depth and maturity shaping their approach.
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Mountain Lions host Big Blues in WV Conference clash
Concord and Bluefield State renew their West Virginia Conference rivalry at Centennial Hall tonight at 7 30 p m with both teams seeking an offensive spark after weekend losses. Concord relies on Griffin Mann Tate Doyle and Curry with Boyd to rebound while Bluefield State leans on Jones Farley Jennings Gray and Bradley to pace scoring.
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Panthers edge Ravens to sharpen playoff bid in victory
Carolina Panthers improved to 11-4 with a 27-16 win over Baltimore, extending their club-record six-game streak. Kerry Collins rallied the offense after a rough first half, throwing for 268 yards and two touchdowns, while Mark Carrier and John Kasay supplied decisive third-quarter plays at Ericsson Stadium.
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49ers Top Steelers in Tampa Bay showcase showdown
San Francisco built a 16-0 burst in five minutes at a Pittsburgh venue where visitors rarely win, then held off the Steelers 25-15. Steve Young threw three TD passes, Bryant Young dominated on defense, and Pittsburgh finally dented the scoreboard with a late third quarter drive and a Bettis TD.
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Regional roundup MCA faces Pulaski tonight
Mercer Christian visits MCA at Ned Shott Gymnasium as the undefeated Lady Cavaliers meet the 3-0 MCA. Coach John O Neal notes a strong challenge as MCA aims to improve with about 10 players available for the 7 30 p m tip. Also on tap Montcalm hosts Bluefield while PikeView faces Mullens with Tonya Hart, Kelly Dunlap and Jodi Besenger leading their teams.
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Dallas Cowboys claim fifth straight NFC East title
Dallas rode a top defense and four field goals by Chris Boniol to beat New England 12 6 securing a fifth consecutive East title. Darren Woodson and Roger Harper interceptions aided the win as Emmitt Smith gained 85 yards while Curtis Martin had 91 for New England.
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