Temple mascot ejected after gesture at referee
Temple University student wearing Hooter the Owl was removed from the court after another technical foul on Temple Coach John Chaney. The man refused to identify himself and temple officials did not release his name.
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Smith tops 16000-yard career rushing mark in Cowboys win
Emmitt Smith surpassed 16,000 rushing yards with an 8-yard first-quarter run and finished with 126 yards to reach 16,110 for his career in Dallas's victory over San Francisco. Walter Payton remains the only other player above 16,000. Payton had 16,726 yards in 13 seasons.
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Bowl lineups and kickoff times for six college matchups
Washington State faces Purdue in El Paso at 11 a.m. Purdue 6-5 and WSU 9-2. Louisiana Tech meets Mississippi State in Boise at 11:30 a.m. Michigan State plays Fresno State in San Jose at 2 p.m. BYU meets Louisville in Memphis at 3 p.m. North Carolina faces Auburn in Atlanta at 6:30 p.m.
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Snowbasin facility to shape 2002 Winter Games snow
Snowmakers at Snowbasin will choose from 20 snow types to create tailored slopes for six days of downhill, combined and superG events starting February 10, with 47 miles of pipes building a constant fast course. Jeremy Teela at the U.S. biathlon trials leads toward one of four berths. The Olympic flame travels from Syracuse through Seneca Falls and Rochester to Buffalo before heading on to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Rams rout Colts as Faulk stars in pivotal win
Marshall Faulk piled up 165 yards and four touchdowns in a 42-17 Rams victory over Indianapolis. Kurt Warner threw three TDs, two to Terry Holt, sealing the NFC West title as St. Louis improved to 13-2 and snapped a historically weak Colts defense.
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Rams edge Colts as Faulk nears 20th TD season milestone
Faulk rushed 25 times for 118 yards and caught seven passes for 47 yards scoring twice on runs and adding a 5-yard TD pass. He joined Emmitt Smith as the only players with 20 TDs in consecutive seasons. Warner threw 359 yards and four TDs as St. Louis beat Indianapolis 38-32.
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Hawkeyes win Alamo Bowl as Jerry Montgomery plays for father
Hawkeyes overcome Texas Tech 19 16 at the Alamo Bowl. Defensive tackle Jerry Montgomery finally shares a game with his father Jerry Montgomery Sr. after years apart, making the victory especially emotional for the Las Vegas and Lake Charles connections.
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Iowa women fall to Wisconsin 68 61 amid late drought
Iowa coach Lisa Bluder expressed frustration after the Hawkeyes squandered a late lead and were held to one field goal in the final eight minutes. Wisconsin rallies past Iowa 68 61 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena as Iowa drops to 8 4 overall and 1 1 in the Big Ten with 0 3 mark versus ranked foes. Leah Magner hit a final eight minute 3 pointer for Iowa with only one field goal in that stretch.
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