Vikings and Raiders ready for NFL playoffs after wins
The Minnesota Vikings clinched the National Conference Central title with a 17-10 win over Green Bay, and the Oakland Raiders secured the American Conference West by beating Philadelphia 26-7. Dallas suffered a shocking upset and Atlanta led a late surge in the NFC.
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ACC Champion Maryland North Carolina Get Postseason Games
Maryland claimed a third straight ACC football title and earned a postseason bid after a 28 4 victory over Virginia as North Carolina secured a late two point conversion to finish second and accept a bowl invitation. Maryland finished 11 0 after the win and will face Cotton Bowl opponent on New Year’s Day.
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UNC Carolina Triumph Nets Bowl Bid After ACC Thriller
North Carolina edges Duke 39 38 to clinch Peach Bowl date with Kentucky as Voight rushes for 261 yards and ties ACC scoring record. Duke quarterback Mike Dunn shines with four touchdowns in a shootout capped by UNC's late drive and two point conversion to seal the win.
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Few Remaining Bowl Bids College Football's Race For National Title
National title picture remains unsettled after 19 of 24 bowl berths were filled. Pitt to face Georgia in the Sugar Bowl after late season win over Penn State, while USC Michigan and Maryland chase the throne. Houston stunned Texas Tech as conference hopes shifted, with Ohio State UCLA and Oklahoma also in contention for major bowls.
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12 Teams Still In Running For VHSL Football Titles
The VHSL playoffs move into semifinals with 12 teams remaining after Clintwood fell 16-13 in OT to Pennington in Region D. Martinsville survives in Group AA and faces Blacksburg, while other group matchups include Falls Church, Madison, Parry McCluer, Loudoun Valley, and Southampton. Overtime and late scores shaped the weekend regional results across Group AAA, AA, and A.
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Pearson wins Los Angeles Times 500 to cap best season
David Pearson clinches the Los Angeles Times 500 at Ontario California as his best season unfolds with an 185000 dollar victory. He beats Leonie Pond by a full lap while rivals drop out, adding to a season that included a Driver of the Year award and a potential second Triple Crown. Yarborough seals the national title after Pearson’s strong run.
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