Harris lifts Packers in overtime playoff win
Al Harris snagged Matt Hasselbeck’s pass and raced 52 yards for a defensive touchdown sealing Green Bay’s 33-27 overtime win over Seattle. Hasselbeck threw for 305 yards as Seattle failed to capture the late drive after Ryan Longwell’s field goal attempt fell short. Packers move on to face the Eagles.
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Chiefs welcome Vermeil back after decision to stay
Kansas City Chiefs players returned to a crisp practice as they greeted coach Dick Vermeil's decision to return next year. Pro Bowl safety Jerome Woods praised the "love for the man" in the locker room while the team prepared for the AFC playoff second round, with Vermeil nearing the end of a three year contract.
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Vermeil’s Return Sparks Chiefs’ Player Pride
Kansas City Chiefs players greeted news of coach Dick Vermeil’s return with elation. Eric Hicks said the team feels like a family and that Vermeil has done nothing but good for the organization. Tony Richardson called the news the happiest phone call he’s received, noting the quick, crisp play in practice.
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Drake Stuns Wichita State In MVC Upset
Nick Grant scored 19 to lift Drake to a 71-60 upset of Wichita State. Drake forced a season-high 25 turnovers by the Shockers, led 28-22 at the half, and maintained the edge late. Aaron Hogg led Wichita State with 16 points, while Drake's Josh Powell added 14 as the Bulldogs improved to 5-5, 1-1.
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Cowboys coordinator Mike Zimmer eyed for Nebraska head coach job
Fort Worth Texas AP Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer is reported considering the Nebraska head coaching post and could interview in Lincoln after plans to travel there. Nebraska interim Bo Pelini and Turner Gill to interview as replacements for Frank Solich after a 9 3 season. Arkansas coach Houston Nutt declined Nebraskas offer citing family and unfinished work.
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Lady Hawks Win Sluggish Victory Over San Diego
Kansas player Larisha Graves led with 13 points as Kansas beat San Diego 64-45 in Lawrence. The Jayhawks built a 29-16 halftime edge and stretched the margin with a 15-2 run midway through the second half to seal the win.
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Wildcats' Fiesta Bowl season ends in defeat to Ohio State
Kansas State finishes 11-4 after a 35-28 Fiesta Bowl loss to No. 7 Ohio State. The Wildcats had surprised with their first conference title since 1934 and a Big 12 crown, buoyed by Darren Sproles, while quarterback Eli Roberson faced sexual assault allegations that distracted the team. Roberson remains under scrutiny as police and school investigations continue.
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Saint Louis edges Kansas State in late rally
Saint Louis guard Josh Fisher hit a late jumper with eight seconds left to lift the Billikens to a 65-64 win over Kansas State. Reggie Bryant scored 25 points, including seven 3-pointers, and stole a pass at 2 seconds remaining to seal the victory as Saint Louis hit a school record 15 three pointers. Kansas State led 64-59 with 1:20 left but could not hold on, Cartier Martin pacing the Wildcats with 19 points while Frank Richards contributed on the rally.
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