Super Looper weighs options on rodeo future
Roy Cooper of Childress Texas, eight time world champion, contemplates retirement after 25 years and $2 million in earnings. Despite a possible farewell tour, he plans to evaluate prime winter rodeos Denver Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston, prioritizes family and future rodeo schools, and may return if this winter goes well. His wife and four children want him to rope again, and Cooper seeks to support his sons as they begin junior rodeo and permits. The Wrangler ProRodeo Tour kicks off January 21 in Denver and runs eight stops through April 28 in Lufkin Texas, with Cooper eyeing a continued involvement.
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Stanford Tops No 1 Duke On Jacobsen final shot
Stanford trails by nine at 66 57 with four minutes left before a 13 2 burst ties the game. Casey Jacobsen banked in a fallaway jumper with 3.6 seconds remaining to give Stanford an 84 83 victory over top ranked Duke in Oakland. Duke led by 15 in the second half and shot 29 percent after halftime.
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Beavers blast Buffs in 47-15 wrestling dual upset
Scott City Beavers upset Garden City Buffaloes 47-15 as Zach Conine pinned Jason Massey and Guthrie Gerstner rallied from behind to defeat Tam Vo. Beavers dominated with five pins and two majors, snapping Garden City’s 39-dual win streak.
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Broncos Romanowski feud with 49ers deepens
Denver linebacker Bill Romanowski escalates war of words with San Francisco players J.J. Stokes and Garrison Hearst after Hearst calls him a racist dope pusher. Romanowski questions Hearst NFL relevance while recalling a past confrontation and defending his fitness regime amid a fraud case.
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Thomas Energizes UNLV Past Arkansas in Las Vegas Bowl
UNLV defeated Arkansas 31-14 in the Las Vegas Bowl as quarterback Jason Thomas led the offense with 12 completions on 17 attempts and a 54 yard TD pass. The Rebels, finishing 8-5, surged in the second half behind a strong rushing attack from Jeremi Rudolph and Kevin Brown, who combined for 170 yards on the ground.
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Moon ready to call it quits
Warren Moon plans to retire after a 23 year career spanning two countries five franchises and a historic impact on NFL attitudes toward black quarterbacks. He notes his role in changing perceptions while mentoring a new generation of young black passers as they approach potential Super Bowl opportunities.
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