Tampa Bay and Chicago Players Rushing and Passing Stats
Rushing leaders include Pittman 21 carries for 90 yards for Tampa Bay and Peterson 7 for 42 for Chicago with Burris and Sauter also contributing. Passing shows Johnson for Tampa Bay 16 of 25 for 134 yards while Burris 7 of 19 for 78 for Chicago and Sauter 6 of 9 for 59. Receiving highlights Pitman and Jurevicius for Tampa Bay and Merritt and Booker for Chicago. A broad slate of bowl games follows with many matchups and large payout figures listed.
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NFL Glance End of Regular Season Summary
Saturday results see Giants 10 at Philadelphia 7 in overtime and Oakland 24 to Kansas City 0. Sunday scores include Minnesota 38 Detroit 36 Washington 20 Dallas 14 Tennessee 13 Houston 3 New England 27 Miami 24 in overtime Pittsburgh 34 Baltimore 31 Buffalo 27 Cincinnati 9 Cleveland 24 Atlanta 16 Carolina 10 New Orleans 6 Indianapolis 20 Jacksonville 13. Jets 42 Green Bay 17 Seattle 31 San Diego 28 in overtime Denver 37 Arizona 7 Tampa Bay 15 Chicago 0. San Francisco at St Louis ends the regular season.
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College football bowls and NBA game schedule for Dec 31 2002
On Tuesday December 31 2002 major bowl games take place with Iowa State facing Boise State Washington meets Purdue Colorado State against TCU Georgia Tech faces Fresno State and Tennessee battles Maryland in several venues across El Paso Memphis San Jose and Atlanta ESPN CBS and ESPN2 televise the events. At 8 p m ESPN2 airs San Antonio at Washington in the NBA.
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North versus South clash and NHL scorelines across leagues
A dense sports wire card lists a late game where Arkansas trailed Minnesota 21 45 at halftime, with Ark receiving passes from Sarahan and Jones and Minns field goals by Nystrom. It also shows NHL and college football style standings, plus scattered box scores for Wake Forest Oregon, and a slate of hockey results with teams such as New Jersey, Washington, Detroit, and Calgary, along with upcoming matchups and scores.
NFL Playoff Schedule and Scores Summary
National Football League playoff schedule lists Wild-card games on January 4 and 5 with matchups including Indianapolis at the New York Jets and Atlanta at Green Bay. Divisional, Conference, and Super Bowl notes appear with placeholder teams and times. Also includes college basketball results and top 25 polls with incomplete lines and OCR artifacts.
Bealisville, Tyler Consolidated Lead Local Prep Scores
Local and Virginia prep scores show Bealisville edging Girls action with 66 points while Tyler Consolidated posted 43. Cameron topped West Greene in Pa. action as Mount de Chantal beat Jacksonville Christian. Steubenville and Weir mutual clash ends 75-55 in Ohio.
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Mount Anthony Union wins 29th Agie Skeens wrestling title
Grundy VA grapplers claim four indie titles led by J T Pruitt Young PJ Justus and Childress as Mount Anthony Union takes team crown for second straight year at Riverview Elementary Middle School. Grundy places include seven finalists and five finalists while Sophomore Jimmy Penley finishes runner up at 152 and Adam Yates places 11th at 145. Matt Lee finishes sixth at 215 for Golden Wave.
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Buccaneers Clinch Byes with 15-0 Shutout of Bears in Chicago
Tampa Bay clinched the NFC No 2 seed with a 15-0 win over Chicago as Martin Gramatica booted five field goals. Warren Sapp hailed the effort to finish the season strong while Brad Johnson nursed a back injury and Rob Johnson filled in, Bears starter Henry Burris struggled in the cold.
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Mount View Knights Rally For 54 50 Win At Buckhannon
Mount View Golden Knights erased a 30-27 halftime deficit to defeat Buckhannon-Upshur 54-50 on the road. Joe Thomas led Mount View with 19 points, Deon Hall added 17 and William Jackson 10 as Buckhannon trailed 11-16 16-13 14-? final.
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Clemens targets eight starters and $155 million payroll
The Red Sox signed Mendoza, a veteran reliever with a 54-34 record, 16 saves, and a 4.08 ERA across seven major league seasons. He helped New York win four World Series titles and posted a 2.37 ERA in 1999 postseason play against the Red Sox. Last season he went 8-4 with four saves and a 3.44 ERA in 62 appearances, pitching 91 2/3 innings, second-most among AL relievers behind Billy Koch.
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Princeton Elks Hoop Shoot Draws Local Youths
Princeton Elks Lodge No 1459 hosts the 31st Annual Hoop Shoot at the Princeton Recreation Center on January 11 at 9 45 am. Boys and girls ages 8 through 13 compete in three age groups with 25 free throws. district event February 8 in Huntington and national finals in Springfield Massachusetts. Over three million participants entered last year.
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Graham leaves WVU to become Tulsa assistant head coach and defensive coordinator
WVU announces co defensive coordinator Todd Graham is named assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Tulsa, starts next week. He cites family distance from Tulsa and emotional and financial strain as key factors in the move. West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez says no timetable for replacement and commends Graham's contributions.
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Wake Forest tops Oregon in Seattle Bowl 38 17
Wake Forest wide receiver James MacPherson threw for 241 yards and two TDs and also ran for a score as the Demon Deacons defeated Oregon 38 17 at Seahawks Stadium. Oregon kicker Jared Siegel opened with a field goal, but Wake Forest countered with a sequence of big plays including 57 and 63 yard TD passes to Jason Anderson. Barclay led Wake Forest with 82 rushing yards while Oregon tailback Onterrio Smith had 62 yards on 18 carries.
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