Rice ties NFL record with 100th touchdown catch
San Francisco 49ers clinch at least a wild-card berth as Jerry Rice ties the career touchdown catch mark at 100 after a 20-14 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Dexter Carter delivered an early season catch, while Tim Harris and Merton Hanks made pivotal defensive plays to seal the victory and keep the Niners atop the NFC West.
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Panthers narrowly survive Eastern Washington in playoff clash
Northern Iowa avoided costly mistakes by relying on its defense in a 17-14 first round playoff win over No. 14 Eastern Washington. Coach Terry Allen acknowledged risk in the late game strategy after a 49-yard field goal miss and injuries to Jason Reading and Chad Monson.
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Gable Says Hawkeyes Must Improve After Northern Open
Iowa coach Dan Gable notes the Hawkeyes are not the same team as last year as they place five finalists and eight winners at the Northern Open in Madison. With injuries to Zaputil and Oostendorp, plus questions at 126 and 134, Iowa faces needed adjustments and ongoing development for a potential three-peat NCAA title. Lincoln McIlravy shines, while true freshmen McIlravy Hatcher and Aker show promise for the future.
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Flutie Leads Calgary to Grey Cup Victory
Doug Flutie threw 33 of 49 for 480 yards and two touchdowns as the Calgary Stampeders defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 24 to 10 at SkyDome to capture the Grey Cup. He earned MVP honors, the first since 1969, and Calgary claimed its third CFL title after 1948 and 1971 championships. Attendance was 45,863. Winnipeg QB Matt Dunigan struggled, completing 6 of 19 for 47 yards.
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