NFL Playoff Schedule and Results Recap
AP report lists wildcard games on January 4 and 5 with matchups Indianapolis at the Jets Atlanta at Green Bay Cleveland at Pittsburgh and New York Giants at San Francisco. It notes divisional playoff sites TBD on January 11 12 and conference championship times January 19 and Pro Bowl February 2 in Honolulu. It also provides listed results from games on January 5 6 and 7 including Phoenix Cleveland Houston New Orleans LA Lakers and others.
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Indianapolis
N.Y
Phoenix
Cleveland
Houston
New Orleans
Lakers
Toronto
Orlando
Washington
Miami
Atlanta
New York
San Antonio
Portland
Detroit
New Jersey
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Dallas
Utah
Seattle
Denver
Philadelphia
Golden State
Memphis
Boston
Chicago
Indiana
L.A
Bucs and Bears postgame stats plus bowl listings
Individual rushing passing and receiving totals for the Buccaneers and Bears. Includes Manning stats for Johnson Burris Peters and others. Then lists college bowls and matchups with dates and venues from December to February.
College football bowls and NBA basketball schedule
Highlights include December 31 2002 games across five bowls. Iowa State meets Boise State in the Humanitarian Bowl at noon on ESPN. Washington faces Purdue in the Sun Bowl at 2 p.m. in El Paso. Colorado State plays TCU in the Liberty Bowl at 3:30 p.m. on ESPN. Georgia Tech meets Fresno State in the Silicon Valley Classic at San Jose. Tennessee takes on Maryland in the Peach Bowl at 7:30 p.m. Air Force battles Virginia Tech in the San Francisco Bowl at 10:30 p.m. NBA action features San Antonio at Washington and North versus South at 8 p.m. on ESPN2.
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Idaho
Iowa State
Boise State
ESPN
San Jose
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Fresno State
Georgia Tech
Peach
Atlanta
Maryland
Tennessee
San Francisco
Air Force
Virginia Tech
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Boise St
CBS
Washington
Purdue
el Paso
Texas
Colorado St
TCU
Memphis
Tenn
ESPN2
Fresno St
San Antonio
Arkansas Minnesota showdown in NCAA football-like line score
Arkansas and Minnesota traded scoring drives including Nystrom field goals and Tapeh’s rushing in a layered box score. Key plays included Abdul-Khaliq to Utecht connections and Ark’s Smith and Sorahan touchdowns plus a Wake Forest Oregon showcase with Clemens and MacPherson on offense.
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Tapeh
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Wiliams
Mughaili
MacPherson
Burney
C.davie
Team
Oragon
Smith
Howry
Clemens
Wilts
Fite
Floberg
Oregon
Fire
Weke Forest
Anderson
Eec
Orien Howry
Wrighster
Parker
Wiig
NBA Leaders St Louis at Detroit 7 p.m
NBA schedule lists St Louis at Detroit at 7 p.m. and eight other games across the day including New York Islanders at Buffalo and New York Rangers at Carolina with start times from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. across multiple arenas.
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St. Louis
Detroit
N.Y. Islanders
Buffalo
N.Y. Rangers
Carolina
Ottawa
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Montreal
Calgary
Edmonton
Dallas
Toronto
Vancouver
Phoenix
Washington
Florida
New Jersey
Colorado
Nashville
West Virginia prep basketball scores roundup
West Virginia prep basketball scores show Mount de Chantal 69 over Jacksonville Christian 46 and Pendleton County 77 over Tygarts Valley 53. Also Musselman 51 over Faith Christian and Spring Valley 73 over Nitro. Cameron 40 over West Greene 35 and Berkeley Springs 51 over Faith Christian 44. Greenbrier East 62 over Holy Name 58. Steubenville 75 over Weir 55. Beauville Ohio provided additional coverage.
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Musselman
Faith Christian Road
Spring Valley
Nitro
Steubenville
Ohio
Weir
End of Regular Season Scores Across NFLland
Cleveland defeated Atlanta 24 to 16 while Carolina led New Orleans 10 to 6 and Indianapolis beat Jacksonville 20 to 13. Jets crushed Green Bay 42 to 17, Seattle edged San Diego 31 to 28 in overtime, Denver routed Arizona 37 to 7, and Tampa Bay 15 Chicago 0. San Francisco visited St. Louis as the regular season ended.
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Buffalo
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Houston
North Pet
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Cincinnati
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Denver
San Diego
Kansas City
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Washington
Dallas
Tampa Bay
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Jefferson
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B. Miller
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The Women's Top Twenty Five poll summary Dec 29
The AP women's college basketball poll lists top teams with first place votes and point totals. It notes records through Dec. 29 and explains scoring by 2 points for a first place vote and 1 point for a 25th place vote.
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Alabama
Pittsburgh
Duke
Arizona
Connecticut
Notre Dame
Texas
Mississippi
Michigan
Multiple Team Contract Moves And Coaching Moves Across Leagues
Baseball and basketball and hockey and football transactions spell signings waivers firings retirements and recalls. Contracts extend across Angels Yankees Blue Jays and others with players Owens Clemens Catalanotto Startari Archibald Thomas Harvey and more. Coaching changes include Di LeBeau and Coughlin firing and Mike Davis one game suspension for an on court outburst with the Southeastern Conference naming Gil Grimes assistant commissioner.
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Anaheim Angels
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NEW York Yankees
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Frank Catalanotto
North Shore Spirit
Jason Startari
National Basketball Association
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Wesley Person
Robert Archibald
Portland Trail Blazers
Portlane Fire
WNBA
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Dakota Wizards
John Thomas
Idaho Stampede
Antoni Harvey
Adrian Peterson
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
John Levia
Cincinnati Bengals
di LeBeau
Cleveland Browns
Kevin Thompson
Dallas Cowboys
Dave Campa
Edmonton Oilers
D Semenov
Hamilton
Minnesota Wild
RW Kyle
Houston
Phoenix Coyotes
Dar Focht
Springfield
Zac Bierk
Pittsburgh Penguins
Brooks Orpik
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Vancouver Canucks
Bryan Helmer
Manitoba
Indiana
Mike Davis
Kentucky
Gil Grimes
Mount Anthony Union Dominates Aggie Skeens Tournament Title
Mount Anthony Union claimed its second straight team crown at the 29th Aggie Skeens Memorial Wrestling Tournament at Riverview ES MS. MAU had four champs J T Pruitt Aaron Young PJ Justus and Albert Childress plus five finalists and 11 place-winners. Grundy high finished with four champs seven place-winners led by Jimmy Penley and Adam Yates while Grundy B and rival teams added depth. MAU finished with 259 points to Grundy 205.5 signaling depth and experience behind Young and Childress as Outstanding Wrestler honorees.
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Mount Anthony Union
Agie Skeens
Riverview
J.T. Pruitt
Aaron Young
PJ. Justus
Jimmy Penley
Adam Yates
Wave
Matt Lee
Greg Clevinger
Chris Jones
Richlands
Blue Tornado
Jordan Smith
Vermont
MAU
Young and Childress
Tech players share bowl week memories before Shrine matchup
Virginia Tech safety Willie Pile recalls Alcatraz Island trips and Lombard Street as Hokies prepare for the Shrine Bowl in San Francisco. Teammates discuss the trip, Lee Suggs family’s first plane ride, and expectations for a chilly Pac Bell kickoff on New Year’s Eve night.
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Willie Pile
Alcatraz Island
Lombard Street
Lee Suggs
Pile
Pac Bell
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Virgini
Mnort
Hokies
Miami
San Francisco
SMU Looks to Contain Lincoln Memorial in Key Clash
SMU coach Jeff Tungate says Bluefield is athletic and scores quickly as the Mustangs face 7-4 Lincoln Memorial, led by co-captain Dwight Windom. Inside depth and big bodies will test SMU’s frontline, with DeAngelo Johnson contributing strongly for LMU in a tight matchup.
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Big Blues
Jeff Tungate
SMU
Bluefielde
LMU
Calumet
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Dwight Windom
DeAngelo Johnson
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