Panthers Ravens clinch playoff spots Packers win North
The final Sunday of the NFL regular season saw the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens clinch playoff berths while the Green Bay Packers clinched the NFC North title. The Tennessee Volunteers, ranked No. 8, hosted No. 10 Oregon State in Knoxville, with Top 25 results highlighted in the recap.
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College Football Liberty Bowl WVU vs Texas A&M in Memphis
Today’s sports card lists the Liberty Bowl in Memphis with West Virginia facing Texas A&M at 2 p.m. Other events include multiple high school basketball games across Bland County Summers County Mercer Christian and Bluefield events plus JV and girls matchups. College men Emory & Henry visit Bluefield at 5 30 p.m. Women feature Robert Morris at Marshall and St Francis Pa visiting West Virginia at 7 p.m.
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College Football Bowl Games on ESPN TV Schedule
ESPN airs Liberty Bowl Texas A M versus West Virginia in Memphis at 2 p.m. Russell Athletic Bowl Oklahoma versus Clemson in Orlando at 5:30 p.m. Texas Bowl Arkansas versus Texas in Houston at 9 p.m. Also college basketball: 7 p.m. Toledo at Duke on ESPN2. 8 p.m. North Texas at Texas Tech on FSN. 9 p.m. San Francisco at Saint Mary’s (Cal) on ESPNU.
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Mountaineers and Aggies meet in Liberty Bowl clash
WVU and Texas A&M both finished 7-5 after tough 2014 seasons with signature wins over top five opponents. The teams each faced five top 15 opponents, endured lengthy losing skids, and hope for a program-defining bowl result in Memphis.
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Clarke a pivotal figure in Hokies Military Bowl win
Virginia Tech inside linebacker Deon Clarke led the defense with seven solo tackles and 11 total in a 33 17 victory over Cincinnati. His fourth quarter blitz on Gunner Kiel produced a fumble that Greg Stroman returned for a Hokies TD, earning Clarke a sack and a forced fumble.
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River View's Baker Shines as Raiders Open 2014-15 Strong
River View's junior guard Tyree Baker helps the Raiders start 3-0 before the Christmas break with a pair of triple doubles and a double double. In the opener against Jamie Darrin Christian Academy Baker had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, then added a 12 point effort against Montcalm.
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Cowboys Rout Redskins as Murray Bryant Set Records
Dallas dominates Washington 44 17 to cap regular season with DeMarco Murray rushing for 100 yards and Dez Bryant contributing in the scoring. Tony Romo passes for 299 yards two TDs and one interception as the NFC East champions prepare for the playoffs.
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