Rodriguez signs six year deal to coach Michigan football
Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez agreed to a six year contract worth 2.5 million dollars annually with a 4 million dollar buyout. West Virginia has sued to collect the buyout. The terms were confirmed by school spokesman Bruce Mader after Rodriguez was introduced in December.
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Boxx header carries U S past China in Four Nations
Shannon Boxx headed home in the 77th minute to give the United States a 1-0 win over China at the Four Nations Tournament. China defended deep, but the U S attack persisted. Canada finished third with a stoppage time equalizer in a 1-1 draw with Finland.
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Manning, Giants shock Packers in OT to reach Super Bowl
Eli Manning guided the New York Giants to a 23 20 overtime win over the Green Bay Packers in frigid conditions, sending New York to a title clash with the New England Patriots. Tynes failed once at regulation but redeemed himself with a 47 yard OT winner. Giants claim NFC crown for first time in seven years.
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Patriots reach Super Bowl after win over Chargers
New England improves to 18 0 with a 21 12 victory over San Diego to set up a Feb 3 title game in Glendale against the Giants. Brady had shaky moments but Laurence Moroney powered the offense as Belichick and Bruschi stressed focus on one last performance.
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Brands Hawks off and running in 27-13 win over Penn State
Iowa, ranked No. 1, improved to 13-1 and 2-0 in the Big Ten with a 27-13 victory over No. 7 Penn State at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Coach Tom Brands noted the reset after a Jan. 5 loss, as Iowa won seven of ten bouts without injured NCAA champion Mark Perry. Jay Borschel led at 174 pounds with an 11-5 decision. Phil Keddy earned an 18-3 technical fall. Reddy claimed four takedowns after giving up the first.
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