College football 2006 07 bowl season schedule
The AP lists numerous bowls from December 2006 to January 2007 with opponents, sites, payouts, and kickoff times. Notable matchups include Southern Cal vs Michigan in the Rose Bowl, Ohio State vs Florida in the BCS Championship, Texas and Oklahoma in major bowls, and city venues across San Diego to Glendale.
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Atlanta
Virginia Tech
Georgia
Boise
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Nevada
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Ariz
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Pro Basketball Scores From Tuesday and Thursday Night Games
National league results show Milwaukee beating San Antonio 114 107 and Minnesota edging Chicago 100 98. Dallas narrowly defated Charlotte 97 84 while Denver topped Boston 116 105. Other scores include Philadelphia 97 over Golden State 116 and New York 151 over Detroit 145. Upcoming fixtures list Utah at San Antonio Phoenix at Dallas Seattle at Denver.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Oakland
Bowl schedule roundup with multiple college games
A dense listing of college football games across bowls including Independence, Holiday, Music City, Liberty, Champs Sports Bowls, plus NFL and college basketball and prep matchups. Teams featured include Oklahoma State, Alabama, Texas A&M, California, Rutgers, Kansas State, Clemson, Kentucky, Oregon State, Missouri, Purdue, Maryland, and Texas Tech with venues in Shreveport, San Diego, Houston, El Paso, Orlando, Memphis, Tempe, Nashville, and Seattle.
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Baseball and Football Transactions From AP
Baseball moves include the White Sox and Yankees agreeing to terms with pitchers. Rockies sign a minor league contract. NFL actions feature Cam Newton with the Panthers and multiple Browns Vikings Jets Buccaneers Seahawks Redskins and UNLV players entering the draft or moving to rosters and practice squads. Key moves also include injuries reserves extensions waivers and signings across teams.
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Rich Gardner
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Gordon tops Heat with career high 40 in Chicago win
Ben Gordon scored a career best 40 off the bench as the Bulls beat the short-handed Heat in Chicago. Dwyane Wade exited early with a sprained right wrist after a screen as Wade did not return for precautionary X-rays.
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