Bowl lineup and payouts for postseason college football
The page lists numerous bowl games with payout figures and matchups across December and January. Notable pairings include Southern Miss vs Arkansas State in the GMAC Bow l and Clemson vs Colorado in the Insight Bowl, along with Oklahoma vs Oregon in the Holiday Bowl and Texas vs Southern Cal in the Rose Bowl. Also shown are venue locations, dates, and network notes for television coverage.
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Southern Miss
Arkansas State
Orlando
Fla
Clemson
Colorado
Phoenix
Arizona State
Rutgers
Rose Bow
Pasadena
Calif
Texas
Southern Cal
ABC
College Men's Top 25 and Sunday NFL/College slate notes
A mixed weekend schedule lists NFL games including Dallas at Philadelphia and Buffalo at the Jets, with prime 4:05 p.m. starts in San Francisco and Jacksonville. In college rankings, Duke to face North Carolina Greensboro after an 11-0 start. Connecticut, Villanova, Memphis, Florida, Illinois, Washington, Gonzaga, Michigan State, Louisville, UCLA, George Washington, Oklahoma, Texas, Maryland, Indiana, Kentucky, NC State, Nevada, Ohio State, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Wisconsin and West Virginia fill the Top 25 with varied next opponents and dates.
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ESPN2
South Florida
N.C
Sunrise
Fla
ESPN
Alabama
Oklahoma
Saint Joseph's
Gonzaga
WGN
Phoenix
Chicago
NFL
CBS
Denver
San Diego
N.Y
N.Y. Giants
Oakland
Buffalo
Houston
San Francisco
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Dallas
Duke
North Carolina
Greensboro
Connecticut
Quinnipiac
Marquette
Villanova
Temple
Memphis
Purdue
Texas
Florida
Florida A&m
Morgan State
Illinois
Tennessee-Martin
Michigan State
Arizona
Coppin State
Louisville
Miami
UCLA
California
George Washington
N.C State
Boston College
Rhode Island
Prairie View
Maryland
VMI
Indiana
Bail State
Kentucky
Ohio
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N.C. State
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Saint Mary's
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Ohio State
LSU
Wake Forest
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A&t
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Missouri
College of Charleston
Furman
Manhattan
Army
Rutgers
Cincinnati
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Michigan
Arizona State
Washington State
Mentone
Southern Cal
Wisconsin
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Georgia
Mississippi
Kansas
Iowa State
Vanderbilt
William & Mary
Western Kentucky
Charlotte
Utah
Southern Utah
Colgate
Virginia Tech
North Carolina State
West Virginia Edges Canisius 80 68 in NIT style card
West Virginia defeated Canisius 80 to 68 as Wilson 14 and Harris 16 led scorers. Canisius lineup included Downey and Wackerly contributing double digits. Team totals show Canisius 26 of 58 from the field and 9 of 10 at the line.
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Canisius
Wilson
Harris
Young
Popofski
Downey
Wackerly
Herring
Byrd
Poe
McLean
Hanley
Matti
Mountaineers roll past Canisius behind Pittsnogle big night
West Virginia defeats Canisius 80-64 as Pittsnogle scores 34 on 12 of 20 shooting and 6 of 3 from three. Gansey adds 15, Young 13, Canisius struggles with 30 rebounds and 21 fouls as WVU builds a 41-21 halftime lead and dominates the Glass City event.
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West Virginia
Gansey
Young
Pittsnogle
Collins
Herber
Nichols
Beilein
Summers
Canisius
Herring
Harris
Popotski
Byrd
Downey
Friday's Deals in Pro Sports and NFL Extensions
National League Florida Marlins agree to one year terms with inf Wes Helms and catcher Miguel Olivo. Can-Am Elmira Pioneers trade move sends LHP Buddy Bengel to Windy City Frontier League. NBA Los Angeles Lakers suspend Kobe Bryant two games for flagrant foul elbow to Mike Miller. NBA Development League Arkansas RimRockers sign Matt Walsh, waive Harvey Thomas. Tulsa 66ers sign Marcus Taylor. NFL Cleveland Browns extend four years with cornerback Leigh Bodden. Houston Texans place Jonathan Wells on injured reserve and promote Jason Anderson, sign Elliott Harris to practice squad. Kansas City Chiefs agree to three-year deal with wide receiver Craphonse Thorpe, Kris Wilson placed on injured reserve. St Louis Rams extend Trev Faulk and Ben Noll for one year.
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Florida Marlins
Wes Helms
Miguel Olivo
Elmira Pioneers
Buddy Bengel
Windy City
NBA
Los Angeles Lakers
Kobe Bryant
Memphis
Mike Miller
Arkansas Rimrockers
Matt Walsh
Harvey Thomas
TULSA
Diamondbacks sign Byrnes to one year deal
Arizona Inked outfielder Eric Byrnes to a 2.25 million contract for one season. Byrnes, 29, aims to energize the lineup after a 2005 varied season with Oakland, Colorado and Baltimore. in 2004 he hit .283 with 20 homers and 73 RBIs. The move follows a season of low batting average and team shifts.
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Phoenix
Eric Byrnes
Arizona
Oakland
Colorado
Baltimore
Byrnes
Williams shines as college star finds growth and guidance
Williams, a consensus All American, reflects on growth from a rebellious freshman to a mature leader. He credits a new understanding with coach Beamer, discipline, and joy for the game. The story also notes Sugar Bowl relocation challenges and Romig’s plans to restore New Orleans operations postgame.
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New Orleans
Georgia Dome
Slaton and White spark Georgia West Virginia matchup
Georgia defenders praise Slaton and White as dual threats. Coach Martinez notes a transformed defense since Slaton stepped in. Georgia players describe White as mobile and dangerous, likening him to Mike Vick. White emphasizes it’s West Virginia versus Georgia, not one man.
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Adam Bednarik
Pat
Slaton
Georgia
Willie Martinez
Hhey
White
Schmitt
Greg Blue
Quentin Mozes
Atlanta Falcon
Mike Vick
West Virginia
Mercer Christian Falls to Giles in Hoops Classic
In Pearisburg Virginia Hannah Lawrence led Mercer Christian Academy with 15 points and nine rebounds as Giles Spartans won 52 33. Emily Westmoreland led Giles with 16 points Lynette Spicer added 12. Mercer Christian hosts Beckley Christian Tuesday and Auburn Wednesday.
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Pearisburg
Hannah Lawrence
Mercer Christian Academy
Giles Spartans
Cavaliers
Emily Westmoreland
Spartans
Lynette Spicer
Mercer Christian
Beckley Christian
Auburn
Autumn Roark
Charity Nester
Ariel Schulte
Courtney Shrewsbury
Ashley Bailey
Giles
Stephanie Robertson
Lindsay Meredith
Kelly Patterson
Hillary Meredith
Danielle Bandy
Daniell Martin
Kayla Patterson
Kelsey Frazier
Linda Powell
Shalane Terry
Cavaliers fall in Charleston Catholic holiday final
Mercer Christian Academy led by Matthew Parker with 30 points fell 70 to 48 to Charleston Catholic in the championship round. Charleston Catholic’s Bo King poured in 23 and Joe Sassler 20 as the Irish pulled away in the second half.
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Charleston
Matthew Parker
Mercer Christian Academy
Fighting Irish
Cavaliers
Bo King
Charleston Catholic
Joe Sassler
Graham Warren
Cam Wendling
John Busse
Mercer Christian
Mercer Christian Academy Wins OT Thriller Over Mountain State
In the Charleston Catholic Holiday Tournament first round Mercer Christian Academy defeated Mountain State Academy 48 to 46 in overtime. Jeremy Morris scored 15 for the Cavaliers, while Matthew Parker added 11 and Brett Tolliver six with seven rebounds. Mountain State’s top scorer was Phillip Misiti with 13.
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Jeremy Morris
Mercer Christian Academy
Cavaliers
Mountain State Academy
Matthew Parker
Brett Tolliver
B.J. Rucker
Mercer Christian
C.J Mitchell
Jacob Woodrum
Matthew Duncan
Justin Bryan
Mountain State
Trey Caldwell
Jon Austin
Chris Miller
Phillip Misiti
Jon Kirkpatrick
Brian Rooker
Ingupeaans Mountain State
Stone Eden Crowned Holiday Tourney Champion
Stone Eden Christian School defeated Pipestem Christian Academy 78 to 34 in the Stone Eden holiday tournament final in Stone Eden North Carolina. Lee Bailey led Stone Eden with 20 points, while Kyle Kinser scored 19 for Pipestem. Andrew Daniels and Monte Donana added 15 and 12 for Stone Eden as the top team improved to 15-0. Pipestem stood at 7-3 with Kinser totaling 19 points.
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Stone Eden Christian School
Pipestem Christian Academy
Kyle Kinser
Stone Eden Christian Academy
Pipestem
Stone Eden
Stone Eden North Carolina
Lee Bailey
Allen Pruitt
Pipestein
Justin Farris
Jeremy Tinsley
Zach Worley
Andrew Daniels
Monte Donana
Faquain Fallen
Jon Blackburn
Mitchel Lackie
Brandon Breedon
Bluefield State Fades in Loss at Fayetteville State
Fayetteville State toppled Bluefield State 87 65 as 17 by Corey Love led Bluefield State with a high 17 points while four Blues joined in double digits but the defense faltered. Coach Don Jones lamented the effort and pledged roster shuffles to spark improvements ahead of early January road tests.
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Washington
Ody
Rohrmann
Bluefield State College
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Derek Brooks
Aaron Butler
Rico Thompson
Matthews
Ely
Vanhook
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Conner
Carenton
London
Brooks
Butler
Thompson
Day Spring and Graham Clash In Narrow Basketball Tilt
Spring and Graham met in a tight contest as Spring built confidence late, with Day Spring edging Graham 77 to 59. Key players included Robbens Mack and Thomas for Day Spring and Yost Workman Brown Hoosier Murray Carper Hunter Thompson Henry for Graham, while the game featured several three pointers and balanced scoring from both squads.
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Crum
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Yost
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Brown
Hoosier
Murray
Carper
Hunter
Thompson
Henry
Mack
Gra
Pocahontas Girls Triumph In Ramey Classic Consolation
Pocahontas girls defeat Hurley 64 to 36 in consolation play led by Susanna Jennings with 28 points and Kristen Shupe with 18. Jennings scored 14 in the first quarter to fuel a 22-8 start, helping Pocahontas build a 37-14 halftime lead as freshmen Tara Hall and Celisha Allen added 20 points for Hurley.
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Susanna Jennings
Pocahontas
Lady Indians
Hurley
Jennings
Kristen Shupe
Tara Hall
Celisha Allen
Lady Rebels
Hall
Allen
Justus
Citarelli
Lester
Bandy
Duty
Belcher
Dickens
Webb
Shupe
Johnson
Salyers
Adams
Davis
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