Sports FAQs Mailbag on Chiefs and NFL questions
The column answers reader queries about the Kansas City Chiefs head coach prospects, possible running backs, and Super Bowl outlook. It weighs Norv Turner, Herman Edwards, Dick Vermeil, draft strategy, and notes Corey Dillon as a free agent. It also touches Baylor basketball, Washington as national champ debate, and playoff formats. Rob Houston signs off.
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Kansas State Routs Tennessee in Cotton Bowl Showdown
No. 11 Kansas State rolled past No. 21 Tennessee 35-21 in Dallas. Jonathan Beasley and Josh Scobey combined for 297 rushing yards as defensive pressure from Chris Johnson slowed the Volunteers. Ben Leber lauded the effort as proof the Wildcats can compete with elite teams.
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Beavers rout Notre Dame in Fiesta Bowl 41 to 9
Oregon State, once mocked, dominates Notre Dame 41-9 in the Fiesta Bowl. QB Jonathan Smith throws for 305 yards and 3 TDs, while Oregon State rips off 446 total yards and forces 18 ND penalties. Darnell Robinson fuels the win with a forced fumble and an interception.
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Ravens Dominate Broncos in First Baltimore Playoff Game in 23 Years
Baltimore's defense shut out Denver until late in the game, holding the Broncos to 177 yards and no touchdowns. Jamal Lewis powered the win with 110 rushing yards on 30 carries, while Shannon Sharpe's 58 yard catch TD swung momentum early. The Ravens advance to face Tennessee after a 21-3 victory.
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Unsuspecting Anderson Wins NFL Rookie Honor
Denver Broncos running back Mike Anderson, a third-stringer turned starter by injuries, was named The Associated Press NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year after rushing for 1,500 yards and 15 touchdowns as Jamal Lewis of Baltimore trailed in voting. Anderson credited his line and teammates for the breakout season.
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