2004-05 College Bowl Schedule From AP
The AP releases a subject to change schedule listing the 2004-05 college football bowl games with dates locations and matchups from New Orleans to Miami. It notes TV outlets ESPN ESPN2 CBS NBC and ABC coverage and Big East Big Ten ACC Pac-10 and other conference pairings.
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Associated Press
CUSA
ESPN2
Orlando
Fla
ACC
Big 12
ESPN
Mobile
Ala
MAC
WAC
Fort Worth
Honolulu
MPC
Boise
Idaho
Pontiac
Mich
Big Ten
Independence
San Antonio
Charlotte
N.C
San Francisco
San Diego
San Jose
Calif
Nashville
Tenn
el Paso
Texas
CBS
Memphis
Atlanta
FOX
Tampa
Jacksonville
Notre Dame
SEC
Pasadena
Tempe
Ariz
BCS
Miami
Major sports slate across leagues with cup, classics and finals
Broadcasts cover college basketball semifinals at New York for CVC Classic with Memphis against St Marys and Mississippi State versus Syracuse, NBA games Giants San Antonio at Philadelphia and New York at Houston, golf LPGA ADT in West Palm Beach and WGC World Cup in Sevilla, boxing and auto racing schedules across SPEED and SHO with listed bouts and practice sessions.
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ESPN2
Memphis
St. Mary’s
Calif
New York
Mississippi State
Syracuse
ESPN
Maryland
Virginia Tech
TGC
West Palm Beach
Fla
TNT
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Houston
Homestead
Troy Rowland
Epifanio Mendoza
Shamone Alvarez
Mohammed Kayongo
Detroit
Kiawah Island
S.C
LPGA
NBA
Indiana
Sacramento
Garden City Hosts Newman JV At Seward County Classic
Friday holds college basketball at 2 pm with Garden City facing Newman JV in the Seward County Classic. High school football opens at 7 pm with Ulysses visiting Rose Hill in the Class 4A sub-state championship.
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Vermont
Kansas
KYBD
North Dakota St
KULY
Ulysses
Rose Hill
Garden City
Newman JV
Friday high school football roundups across Kansas districts
Schedule highlights several Class 5A to 2-1A sub state games with Shawnee Mission West, Olathe South, Hutchinson, Derby, Valley West, Olathe North, Great Bend, Salina Park, Topeka Haydon, Holton, Ulysses, Rose Hill, Rossville, Silver Lake, Garden Plain, Conway Springs, Pittsburg Colgan, Sedan, Smith Center, Claflin, Russell, Victoria, Baileyville B and B, and Houston vs Sylvan in 8-man state titles with kickoff times listed. 8-man state championship set for Saturday at Russell High School and 2:45 p.m. match as well.
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Shawnee Mission West
Olathe South
Ces Ee Ae
Olathe North
Great Bend
Salina Park
Topeka-Hayden
Holton
Ulysses
Rose Hill
Rossville
Silver Lake
Garden Plain
Conway Springs
Pittsburg-Colgan
Sedan
Smith Center
Claflin
Russell High School
Victoria
Baileyville B&b
Houston
Sylvan
Reggae Boyz eliminated as Jamaica draws USA in World Cup qualifier
Jamaica failed to advance after a 1 1 tie with the United States as Panama beat El Salvador 3 0. Eddie Johnson scored for the U S in a tuneup match while Bruce Arena praised youth experience. Jamaica captain Theodore Whitmore and Jermaine Hue led a frustrated effort in damp conditions with 9 088 fans watching.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reggae Boyz
Jamaica
United States
Panama
el Salvador
Panama City
Sebastio Lazaroni
Eddie Johnson
Bruce Arena
Johnson
Pablo Mastroeni
Andy Williams
Jermaine Hue
Theodore Whitmore
Whitmore
Ricardo Gardner
Gardner
NBA Scores and Tonight's Schedule Foretold
Denver tops Toronto 112 106 and Golden State edges Chicago 98 85 while LA Lakers beat Clippers 103 89. Tonight Cleveland visits Charlotte and multiple road games include San Antonio at Philadelphia New York at Houston Seattle at Toronto Utah at Miami Boston at San Antonio Indiana at Detroit New York at Dallas Chicago at Denver Lakers at Phoenix Milwaukee at Portland Memphis at Sacramento.
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New Jersey
Milwaukee
San Antonio
New Orleans
Phoenix
A. Clippers
Denver
Toronto
Memphis
Portland
Golden State
Chicago
Lakers
L.A. Clippers
Cleveland
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Houston
Seattle
Utah
Miami
Boston
Indiana
Detroit
Dallas
L.A. Lakers
Sacramento
National CC
N.Y. Giants
Pet
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Buffalo
Indianapolis
N.Y. Jets
Arizona
Carolina
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
Oakland
Atlanta
Dunlop Phoenix Scores First Round At Phoenix Country Club
Miyazaki Japan hosts the Pro Golf Dunlop Phoenix with a $1.89 million purse. 6 901 yard par 70 course. Notable players include Tiger Woods from the United States and Kaname Yokoo Hideto Tanihara and Kim Jong-duk from Asia and Australia’s Craig Parry. Remaining field features Katsumasa Miyamoto Taichi Teshima Katsunon Kuwabara Hiroyuki Fujita Keiichiro Fukabori Toru Taniguchi Ryoken Kawagishi Kenichi Kuboya.
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Phoenix
Associated Press
Phoenix Country Club
Miyazaki
Japan
Tiger Woods
United States
Kaname Yokoo
Hideto Tanihara
Kim Jong-duk
South Korea
Craig Parry
Australia
Katsumasa Miyamoto
Taichi Teshima
Katsunon Kuwabara
Hiroyuki Fujita
Keiichiro Fukabori
Toru Taniguchi
Tennis Blue and Red Groups Standings Report
In the Blue Group Andy Roddick and Marat Safin lead with 1-0 records while Guillermo Coria and Tim Henman trail at 0-1. The Red Group sees Carlos Moya beat Gaston Gaudio 6-3 6-4 as Roger Federer wins 6-3 6-4 over Lleyton Hewitt with Federer atop 2-0, Hewitt 1-1, Moya 1-1, Gaudio 0-2.
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Andy Roddick
Marat Safin
Guillermo Coria
Tim Henman
Carlos Moya
Spain
Gaston Gaudio
Argentina
Roger Federer
Switzerland
Lleyton Hewitt
Australia
Federer
Hewitt
Moya
Gaudio
Transactions spotlight sports moves across leagues
Major League Baseball and NBA actions lead with trades signings and promotions. Detroit Tigers inked Troy Percival to a two year deal while Reds, Astros, Brewers, Phillies, Padres made scouting or minor league moves. Cavaliers, Bucks, Hornets and others announced rosters and injured list updates. Football teams added practice squad and signed players with several injuries recorded. Vancouver Canucks announced Francesco Aquilini buying half the team. Kansas City Wizards re-signed Diego Gutierrez. college notes show resignations and staff changes at Appalachian State East Carolina Fordham.
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Detroit Tigers
Troy Percival
Cincinnati Reds
Jeff Brookens
Ray Hayward
Rick Sellers
Paul Pierson
Houston Astros
Enos Cabell
al Pedrique
Milwaukee Brewers
J.J. Hardy
Brad Nelson
Luis Pena
Mike Hones
Jeff Housman
Pat Borders
Philadelphia Phillies
Rich Dubee
Marc Bombard
Bill Dancy
Milt Thompson
SAN Diego Padres
Damian Jackson
Jesse Garcia
Marty McLeary
Mike Brunet
Basketball National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Dajuan Wagner
Anderson Varejac
Trevor Hutton
Joe Lorio
Bryan Fletcher
SAN Diego Chargers
Ahmaad Galloway
Reese Hicks
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kentrell Curry
Sultan McCullough
Charles Alston
Jay Taylor
National Hockey League
Vancouver Canucks
Francesco Aquilini
John McCaw
Kansas City Wizards
MF Diego Gutierrez
Appalachian State
Roachel J. Laney
East Carolina
John Thompson
Fordham
Margaret Ellis
East Carolina coach Thompson resigns as season ends
East Carolina head coach John Thompson quits after two seasons at the helm and a 3-18 record since replacing Steve Logan in 2002. The Pirates, 2-7 overall and 2-5 in Conference USA, host Memphis next then close the season at NC State on November 27.
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Raleigh
N.C
East Carolina
John Thompson
Steve Logan
Thompson
Pirates
Memphis
North Carolina State
Woods leads Dunlop Phoenix after first round in Japan
Tiger Woods fired a 5 under 65 to take a three stroke lead in the Dunlop Phoenix despite heavy rain at Phoenix Country Club. Kaname Yokoo and Hideto Tanihara were among the chasers as Woods seeks his first Japan win in a season where he lost the No.1 ranking to Vijay Singh.
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Mastroeni
Donovan Ricketts
Ricketts
Dallas Burn
W. Morgan
Robert Edward Maxfield
Yetunde Price
Corona
Compton
Maxfield
Price
Aaron Michael Hammer
Hammer
Miyazaki
Japan
Tiger Woods
Phoenix Country Club
Woods
Vijay Singh
David Duval
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