Butler and Mississippi Gulf Coast Share 2007 NJCAA Football Title
Butler Community College and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College finish 12-0 and are named Co National Champions of the 2007 NJCAA football season. Butler defeated Snow College 56-27 in the Zions Bank Bowl to cap a seventh straight KJCCC title, while MGCCC beat Kilgore 62-28 in the CHAMPs Heart of Texas Bowl and claimed the MACJC title.
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Chiefs in tailspin after 41-7 loss to Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs decline to 4-9 after a one-sided 41-7 defeat in Denver. The team struggled on offense and defense, failing to sustain drives as injuries deplete backfield options and the line. The blowout marked one of the franchise’s roughest showings since 1989 in personnel leadership.
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Freshman Cameron Kenney Makes All American Return Specialist
GCCC coach Lucas Aslin lauds Cam Kenney as a first team NJCAA All American return specialist after a standout season. Kenney totaled 1,139 yards of offense with five TDs, helping the Broacbusters to a 7-3 record and No. 17 ranking in the Lee Honors. Zach Roth earned second team and J.R. Bryant honorable mention on the same squad.
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Marshall Emerges as Broncos Top Receiver
Englewood notes Brandon Marshall thriving in camp and season with the Broncos as Javon Walker recovers. Marshall, 6-5, 230, leads with 75 receptions for 1,029 yards and six touchdowns while Walker has missed games and limited catches. Cutler praises Marshall's explosive plays and versatility.
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Vick Sentenced to 23 Months in Prison for Dogfighting Case
Richmond Virginia Michael Vick faces 23 months in federal prison after pleading full involvement in dogfighting. He cited remorse and relief at surviving the scandal, as attorney Lawrence Woodward described his efforts to move forward. He surrendered November 19 and wore a prison suit at sentencing before Judge Henry E. Hudson.
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