Weekend NFL Schedule headline style
The list shows multiple NFL games to be played from Saturday to Monday including Raiders at Lions in Detroit eight pm on Saturday December 15 and a Sunday slate with Buffalo at New York Giants and Washington at New England among others. December 17 features Chicago at Detroit and a late Monday night game San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams.
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Chiefs and Broncos Stats From a Past NFL Game
A game summary shows rushing leaders for Denver Humphrey 21 carries for 56 yards Elway 24 completions 328 passing yards and receiving leaders including M Jackson 5 receptions for 90 yards V Johnson 5-66 Sewell 3-41 etc Kansas City top rush Word 16-472 pass DeBerg 18-27 254 yards receiving Paige 3-75 McNair 4-61 Birden 1-12 and Thomas 1-461 listed. no field goal misses reported.
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NBA Standings From Saturday Night Scores Reported
Saturday night results show Bennington 51 over Tescott 40 and Burlington 71 defeating Plainville 49. Campbell Neb 69 beat Ti 62 in OT. Eastern Heights 73 over Hillcrest Golden Plains 57. Tri Plains 54. Holcomb 80 over Larned 51. Hope 74 over Eu Saline 62. Hoxie 75 over Quinter 54. Hugoton 81 over Stanton 53. Jewell 59 over White Rock 54. Lenora 63 over Mankato 60. Lincoln 60 over Sylvan Grove 57. Logan 71 over Downs 52. Ness City 74 over Bazine 28. Northern Valley 79 over Wheatland 59. Norton 76 over Yuma Colo 55.
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Girls basketball scores from multiple Kansas games
Oberlin 69 Cheylin 63 Quivira Hei 76 Ellsworth 74 Ransom 91 Jennings 37 SM East 73 Topeka West 47 Southern Cloud 58 Lucas Luray 47 St Marys Academy 66 SJ Millitary 56 Sterling 62 Russell 58 Stockton 50 Phillipsburg 46 SW Heights 62 Satanta 55 Yates Center 87 Altoona Midway 75 Burlington Colorado 44 Norton 43 Chapman 55 Marion 54 Downs 60 Logan 36 Ellsworth 59 Hillcrest 38 Ellsworth 34 Quivira Heights 27 Goodland 69 Atwood 61 Hope 55 Ell-Saline 53 Jennings 62 Ransom 37 Larned 59 Holcomb 44 Mankato 45 Lenora 43 Northern Valley 41 Hoxie 35 Oberlin 55 Chevlin 31 Phillipsburg 51 Stockton 30 Quinter 41 Wheatland 36 SE-Saline 58 Sacred Heart 34 Skyline 50 Lewis 47 St Xavier 54 Northern Heights 40 Sterling 59 Russell 32 SW Heights 75 Satanta 34 Tescott 44 Bennington 40 Tipton 46 Campbell Neb 39 Tri Plains 49 Golden Plains 35 Victoria 62 Otis-Bison 42 White Rock 43 Jewell 42 20T Yuma Colo 62 Hugoton 60
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Big 8 boxscores Kentucky tops Kansas in blowout
Kentucky defeats Kansas 88 to 71 in a Big 8 contest led by Kentucky players Woods with 25 and Hanson 15. Kansas trio Jamison Maddox and Jordan combined for 20 points. Halftime score 46 34. Rebounds 41 39 for Kansas. A crowd of 24 175 watched. In another game Wichita State beat Oklahoma State 72 69 as Williams led OSU with 10 and George 17 for Wichita State.
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Giants clinch NFC East as Bills lock playoff spot
The Giants rallied to beat Minnesota 23-15 securing the NFC East title, while Buffalo sealed a wild-card berth with a 31-7 win over Indianapolis. San Francisco triumphed in overtime at Cincinnati to stay atop the league, and Houston throttled Cleveland 58-14 as Chicago edged Washington in a tense game.
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College basketball scores roundup with many notable results
A dense tally of college games across multiple programs with widespread scoring. Notable outcomes include Georgia defeating Mercer 117 to 50, Penn State over Marshall 79 to 72, Iowa-Still high scoring in several matchups, and Ohio State routing Chicago State 112 to 54. Additional results feature East Boston College, Harvard, Bucknell, Manhattan, George Washington, Providence, Villanova, Yale, and more.
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Kentucky avenges Kansas whippings at Rupp Arena
Kentucky Wildcats outscored Kansas 19 straight points in the second half to erase a 63-62 deficit and post an 88-71 victory before 24,175 at Rupp Arena. Sean Woods led Kentucky with 25 points and eight assists, Jamal Mashburn added 15, Reggie Hanson 15, while Kansas was led by Alonzo Jamison with 14.
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Arkansas Ends Missouri Home Streak On Rocking Night
Arkansas defeated Missouri 95-82 at Columbia marking the Tigers first home loss in 35 games. Todd Day scored 26 for the Razorbacks while Oliver Miller drew taunts from the crowd as Arkansas extended its winning ways against a longtime foe. Missouri dropped to 2-3 after trailing 50-42 at halftime and failing to contain a key 15-4 Razorback run.
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Patriots eye Jankovich for general manager post
Report says University of Miami athletic director Sam Jankovich was offered the Patriots GM job replacing Pat Sullivan. The 1-11 Patriots face Pittsburgh as Kiam reviews the club, with questions about Sullivan Mendes and Rust futures amid a league investigation and ongoing management scrutiny. Jankovich, famed administrator and fundraiser, would bring high profile leadership from Miami where he helped multiple Hurricanes teams win national titles.
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