NFL Glance With Week Results For Saturday And Sunday
NFL results summary lists Jacksonville beating Tennessee 21 13 on Saturday while Washington edged Philadelphia 27 24. San Diego defeated San Francisco 38 35 in OT. Sunday games include Houston 25 Baltimore 13 Detroit 20 Chicago 14 Atlanta 30 New Orleans 14 March 37 Minnesota 35 Carolina 17 Cleveland 13 Green Bay 20 Tampa Bay 3 Pittsburgh 20 Kansas City 12 New England 7 N Y Jets 16 New York Giants 37 St Louis 27 Oakland 26 Buffalo 24 Dallas 42 Indianapolis 3 Seattle at Arizona and Denver at Cincinnati late Monday night schedule 8 30 p m.
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Broad weekend sports schedule across college football and hoops
A dense listing covers Monday December sports including VMI at Virginia Tech, Wofford at West Virginia, and high school Graham at Abingdon. College basketball actions span Diamond Head Classic first rounds in Honolulu, Ole Cardinal results, and late night pro football highlights.
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Boca Raton Bowl pits conference champions Marshall vs NIU
Marshall finishes 11-0 in Conference USA after beating Louisiana Tech 26-23 and hosts a bowl in Boca Raton at Florida Atlantic University. Northern Illinois earned the MAC title with a 51-17 win over Bowling Green. Coach Doc Holliday is CUSA coach of the year. CUSA offensive and defensive players of the year are Cato and Neville Hewitt.
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Mountaineers to face Wofford in home game after LSU loss
WVU hosts Wofford in a rematch as Huggins emphasizes speed and bench depth to pressure a 9-2 Terriers squad. Juwan Staten, Mountaineers’ 1 000-point scorer, seeks to lead as WVU returns home after the Dec 4 defeat to LSU.
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Army tops Maine in OT for 72 69 win
Army defeated Maine 72 to 69 in overtime, lifting the Black Knights in a tightEast region matchup. Canisius beat Holy Cross 67 48 in a non conference tilt. Hartford rolled over FIU 82 69. Quinnipiac 60 topped Oregon State 52. Southern Cal upset Boston College 75 71. Stony Brook 67 defeated Loyola Maryland 52. In the South Virginia 76 beat Harvard 27.
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Elks Hoop Shoot set for Princeton January 4
Princeton Elks Lodge hosts the 43rd annual Hoop Shoot at Princeton Recreation Center with registration at 2 p.m. Three age groups for boys and girls ages 8 to 13. Regional winners advance to Huntington on January 17. Contact Rick Miller at 304-487-6561 or the Lodge at 304-425-4220. Also, Princeton Rays Holiday Sale runs through December 31 with 20 percent off apparel and merchandize. new stockings and 2014 autographed baseballs available at Hunnicutt Field stand Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. More info at princetonrays.net or 304-487-2000.
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Steelers ride Harrison comeback to playoff clinch
James Harrison returned from a knee injury to help the Steelers sack Chiefs 23- to 23? The Chiefs failed to convert in the red zone, settling for four Cairo Santos field goals and a late fourth down stop. Ben Roethlisberger led two long TD drives, Antonio Brown caught a 3-yard score, and Pittsburgh secured a postseason berth while Kansas City drops to playoff odds.
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Cavaliers Dominate Harvard Behind Tobey’s 15 Points
Virginia raced to an 11-0 start and held Harvard to a NCAA record tying one field goal in the first half. Malcolm Brogdon scored 15 points as Virginia (11-0) built a 39-8 halftime lead and cruised past Harvard (7-2) 56-18, Harvard finishing 8 for 50 (16 percent). Tobey led Harvard with 15 on six baskets, while Virginia’s defense limited the Crimson to a season-low 16 percent shooting.
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