AFC Wild Card Playoff Saturday Night Featuring Key Teams
A high profile NFL wild card game airs Saturday January 8 at 7 p m on ABC. The broadcast highlights team leaders and pivotal matchups shaping the postseason.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2005
Page
21
A high profile NFL wild card game airs Saturday January 8 at 7 p m on ABC. The broadcast highlights team leaders and pivotal matchups shaping the postseason.
Seattle and St Louis clash as coach feuds and sideline theatrics spill into the build up for today's playoff game. Shaun Alexander accuses Holmgren of stabbing him in the back while Martz courts controversy with Turley and a Kumbaya quip. Seattle seeks a long awaited playoff win since 1984.
Texas coach Rick Barnes benches center Jason Klotz for the Big 12 opener after a punch thrown during the 74-67 win over Memphis. No foul called, TV cameras captured the incident. Baylor visit set for Sunday as No. 15 Texas seeks rebound.
New Mexico State coach Lou Henson, 73, is still hospitalized with pneumonia after falling ill before practice. Officials say a full recovery is expected, but no timeline was given for his return as NMSU hosts North Texas.
LPGA Tour Commissioner Ty Votaw announced he will depart after the 2005 season ending with the ADT Championship in November. He notes seven years of steady growth and the second-longest tenure in LPGA history.
The New England Patriots placed Ty Law on injured reserve and said the four time Pro Bowl cornerback will miss the entire postseason. Law broke his left foot October 31 at Pittsburgh and sat out the last nine games.
Wade Boggs will have a Boston Red Sox cap on his Hall of Fame plaque as he is enshrined alongside Ryne Sandberg. He spent 11 seasons with Boston winning five American League batting titles before stints with the Yankees and later teams.
The NFL refused to retract a warning letter to Broncos safety John Lynch about possible ejection for another illegal hit following a helmet-to-helmet incident that sidelined Colts tight end Dallas Clark. Lynch was fined $75,000 and a reprimand was issued by Gene Washington ahead of Sunday’s playoff rematch.
Los Angeles Dodgers close in on a four year 36 million contract with postseason star Derek Lowe. The team also finalizes a deal to retain left hander Odalis Perez and weighs sending Shawn Green to Arizona. An anonymous lawyer confirms ongoing trades as talks continue.
Mount Vernon Coe targets a fourth consecutive team title at the 27th Cornell Matman Invitational at Cornell Small Multi-Sport Center. 225 wrestlers from 18 teams join Augustana Chicago and St. John's in the field. Action starts 9 a.m. Admission $6 adults $3 students.
Radio stations list upcoming sports programs and games for KCRG AM WMT AM KMJM AM KXIC AM KCJJ AM and other outlets. Key broadcasts include Iowa State at Missouri and Iowa State vs Kansas with game times from noon to 7:30 p.m. across Monday to Friday and Sunday NFL Wildcard coverage.
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