Vikings edge Dolphins on Anderson field goal in finale
Minnesota’s Randy Moss threw a 13 yard TD to lead early in the fourth quarter and Gary Anderson nailed a 53 yard winner with 17 seconds left, lifting the Vikings 20-17 over Miami. Culpepper passed 244 yards with two INTs as Minnesota improves to 5-10 while Miami misses a playoff chance.
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West Virginia extends Rodriquez through 2009 season
West Virginia announces a contract extension for Coach Rodriquez through 2009. The deal keeps his base salary at 150,000 with 550,000 in Mountaineer Athletic Club and media appearances income plus incentives for graduation rates bowls and tickets.
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All-state football picks honor Shamblin and star players
Parkersburg South senior Matt Shamblin led the team to the state title game with 1,401 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns, plus 286 receiving yards and 31 total TDs. Morgantown, Riverside, and Parkersburg players populate the first and second teams with standout quarterbacks, linemen, backs, and defenders across Class AAA.
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Mount Union dominates Stagg Bowl to claim third straight title
Dan Pugh rushed 253 yards and scored four touchdowns in Mount Union's 48-7 victory over Trinity in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. The Purple Raiders completed a 14-0 season, securing a third consecutive Division III national championship.
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