Bowden eyes another title for Seminoles
Florida State coach Bowden, after a 24-21 win over Florida, foresees possible Sugar Bowl plans and discusses bowl implications, Nebraska and Texas scenarios, strength of the Seminoles, and his looming 200-win milestone. He jokes about a return, noting a five year contract and Joe Paterno at 289 wins.
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Tyson Tops Forbes List After $75 Million 1996 Year
Forbes ranks boxers and athletes by earnings with Mike Tyson at $75 million for 1996, surpassing Michael Jordan who earned $52.6 million and faces a possible 1997 comeback with a $30 million deal. The list also features Michael Schumacher, German auto racer, at $33 million in total income.
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Sacchi resigns as Italy coach to return to Milan
In a shocking move Arrigo Sacchi quits as national team coach to take over his former club AC Milan. Sacchi who steered Italy to second place in the 1994 World Cup faced heavy criticism after the Azzurri were eliminated in the first round of the European Championship last June.
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Paterno hints at retirement when coaching loses spark
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, age 69, says he will retire when he no longer wants to get up for the job and his wife Sue urges him to leave. He notes retirement would come when motivation fades, signaling time to step aside.
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Kentucky to name new head football coach today
Lexington news reports indicate a news conference is set to announce a new Kentucky head football coach with Hal Mumme widely rumored after his Valdosta State success. The Louisville Courier Journal said Mumme told four players after a 24-19 loss he would leave for Kentucky. Northwestern earns Citrus Bowl invite for New Year’s Day in Orlando, Big Ten co-champion and Citrus Bowl opponent to be announced December 8. Alabama Florida LSU and Tennessee under consideration.
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Boetsch Wins Davis Cup Thriller in Five Sets
France defeated Sweden as Arnaud Boetsch outlasted Nicklas Kulti 7-6 2-6 4-6 7-6 10-8 in a dramatic decisive fifth match. Kulti suffered thigh cramps while Boetsch saved three triple match points. Earlier, Thomas Enqvist rallied from two sets down to beat Cedric Pioline.
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Montgomerie Wins Million Dollar Challenge in Sun City
Colin Montgomerie birdied the third playoff hole to edge Ernie Els and claim the Mil lion Dollar Challenge title in Sun City South Africa earning 1 million dollars. He finished the event with a 7 foot birdie to seal victory and extended his strong season and European PGA Tour earnings title run to four straight years.
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Wandesta Wins Matriarch At Hollywood Park
Wandesta ridden by Corey Nakatani won the $700,000 Matriarch turf race at Hollywood Park in Inglewood California. Windsharp finished half a length behind as Wandesta rose to Eclipse Award level among the top female turf runners.
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Stiansen earns first World Cup win in slalom at Breckenridge
Breckenridge Colorado Tom Stiansen of Norway wins his first World Cup race in five seasons taking the slalom with a 51.75 first run and 16 second margin over Austria's Thomas Sykora. Christian Mayer also close in a tightly bunched leaderboard with 13 skiers within .80 seconds.
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Tribune note fragment from 1996 sports wire
Partial OCR fragment mentions Houston Orlando Utah Indiana Georgetown George Washington American Michigan Missouri Washington Street and Home Team in uppercase, suggesting a brief listing from a wire service with unclear event details.
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College and Pro Sports Schedule Today
A dense lineup features Indiana versus Notre Dame in college basketball and Wake Forest versus Mississippi State in another 6:30 slot. Pro hockey night includes Vancouver at Detroit and Philadelphia at New York Rangers with Edmonton visiting Colorado. UEFA Champions League coverage at 1:25 plus triathlon on St. Croix International.
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