Fine Print NFL Standings Briefs
Sunday matchups show Buffalo routing Baltimore 20 to 0 and Minnesota defeating Chicago 35 to 7. Jets edged Green Bay 15 to 13 as New England beat Houston 29 to 21. Cincinnati topped Los Angeles Raiders 31 to 17 while Washington beat Philadelphia 9 to 3. St Louis 23 over Atlanta 20 and San Diego 30 to 20 over Denver. Los Angeles Rams 20, Kansas City 14. New Orleans 23, San Francisco 20. Seattle 16, Pittsburgh 0. Tonight Miami visits Tampa Bay at 8 p.m. and Thursday San Francisco of LA Rams plays at 8 p.m. Next Sunday Buffalo visits Green Bay in Milwaukee at noon. Houston plays NY Giants. Kansas City at Pittsburgh. Minnesota at Miami. New England at Chicago. St Louis at Philadelphia. San Diego at Cleveland. Tampa Bay at New Orleans. Cincinnati at Baltimore at 3 p.m. Dallas faces Washington and Atlanta plays Denver. Seattle meets LA Raiders.
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College football and basketball results across multiple games
Saturday scores show Belle Plaine 55 Dysart Geneseo 40 in boys hoops. college football and basketball results include Wake Forest over Leason 21 17 and San Diego State 35 Oklahoma State 6. NFL and college games listed with late previews and stat lines for KC LA StL Atl.
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Pro Hockey RUSHING AND Passing Highlights Across Teams
Rushing and receiving tallies show Baltimore Pagel and Buffalo backs in key roles. New Orleans G Rogers and J Rogers pace ground games. Stabler and Montana sling passes for strong aerial totals. Denver and San Diego spark a high scoring exchange with multiple receivers contributing.
Great Alaska Shootout results spark early tournament action
Louisville defeated Vanderbilt 80 70 in an opening Great Alaska Shootout game. Other early results include Washington 76 Clemson 66 and Florida 68 Texas A&M ?
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NASCAR 250 at Phoenix results highlight top finishers
Bobby Allison in a Chevrolet led the NASCAR 250 at Phoenix Arizona. Neil Bonnett finished second with 186 laps. Hershel McGriff Buick 156 laps placed third, followed by Joe Ruttman Buick 186 laps in fourth and Jim Robinson Oldsmobile 156 laps in fifth. Roy Smith Buick 155, Ben Schmitt Buick 154, John Kieper Buick 154, Rick McCray Pontiac 154, Don Waterman Buick 154.
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Linn-Mar Benton Benton Girls Rivalry At Eight
Metro prep girls basketball schedule lists Linn-Mar at Benton, LaSalle at Regis, and Marion at Independence all set for 8 p.m. The area colleges feature Mount Mercy visiting St Thomas Aquinas in New York, Upper Iowa at Iowa Wesleyan at 7 30 and Iowa at Drake at 7 35.
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Rams Ground Chiefs Behind Tyler's Dual TD Run
Wendell Tyler rushed for 138 yards and scored twice in the second quarter to carry the Los Angeles Rams to their first victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. His two touchdowns, from 1 and 23 yards, capped 62 and 75 yard drives in Anaheim.
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Cardinals rally past Falcons in rain soaked clash
Ottis Anderson fueled the Cardinals with 122 rushing yards including a 20 yard score as St. Louis beat Atlanta 23 20. Mick Luckhurst missed a 42 yard field goal at one second left. Neil Lomax sealed the win with a 1 yard keeper after a penalty nullified an 18 yard kick.
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Bengals Defeat Raiders 31 17 in Cincinnati Showdown
Ken Anderson led Cincinnati with a passing TD and a rushing score while Ken Riley returned a 56 yard interception for a touchdown. The Bengals stifled the Raiders’ ground game, Las Vegas held to 33 rushing yards as both teams moved to 3-1.
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Dolphins Face Buccaneers On Monday Night Football
The intrastate NFL rivals meet for the second regular season clash as Miami seeks a fourth win and Tampa Bay aims to end a three game skid. Veterans and coaches express confidence ahead of the 8 p.m. kickoff on KCRG Channel 9.
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Mann and Banach clash as Iowa State tops Iowa
In a key 190-pound semifinal, Iowa State’s Mike Mann defeated Iowa’s Ed Banach 5-3. Kistler placed third at 150 after losing to Nate Carr in the semis. Gable urged Banach to add hustle and strength as Iowa resumes season at Ohio State, then Cleveland State, with Heffernan to fill 150.
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Golf slice explained by clockwise spin
A slice in golf is a shot that curves to the right for right handed players and is produced by clockwise spin on the ball. This spin generates an adverse curvature causing the ball to deviate from a straight path toward the target.
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