Manning sets season mark in Colts win over Chargers
Peyton Manning led Indianapolis from a 15-point fourth-quarter hole to beat San Diego 34 31 in overtime and tie the season record with his 49th touchdown pass. The win streak reached eight as the Colts secured the No 3 seed.
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Lima Returns to Royals on One Year Deal
Kansas City signs Jose Lima to a one year contract to bolster a wavering 2004 rotation. The veteran right hander, who played for the Royals in 2003, posted a 13-5 record with a 4.07 ERA for the Dodgers in 2004 and has an 84-82 career mark.
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Denver Broncos reclaim AFC hunt after Titans upset
Jake Plummer completed 21 of 26 passes as Denver won while Nashville receiver Ashley Lelie praised his quarterback's confidence. The Titans fell to 4-11, their fifth straight loss as Denver limited Billy Volek in a decisive win.
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Hall lifts Chiefs in late rally against Raiders
Hall credited blockers after a late Chiefs drive, dodging tacklers for a key gain. He played through ankle and hamstring pain, while Green fumbled near the end as Janikowski kicked the Raiders to a go ahead field goal.
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Kansas sports wrap notes streaks and hall of fame moves
Kansas scenes recap 2004-05 dominoes with Wayne Simien injury at KU only two Big 12 wins, K State 8-0 start and Nicole Ohlde Olympic note. Pittsburg State flawless regular season ends in NCAA D II loss as Valdosta State. NASCAR Joe Nemechek sweeps Kansas Speedway clutch, Colgan, Conway Springs carry long streaks into 2005.
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