Heisman winners and record setting scorers in sports history
Highlights list key moments from 1946 to 2005 including Army fullback Glenn Davis winning the Heisman, Wilt Chamberlain’s 52 point debut for Kansas, 1957 Heisman winner John David Crow, Howfield of the New York Jets kicking six field goals against New Orleans, 1979 Heisman winner Charles White, Thomas Hearns’ WAC welterweight title win over Wilfred Benitez, and USC’s 2005 win over UCLA to extend its streak to 34 games.
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Glenn Davis
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Texas A&m
John David Crows
Howfield
New York Jets
New Orleans
Southern
California
Charles White
Thomas Hearns
Wilfred Benitez
Southern California
UCLA
Evening college basketball on multiple networks
Television sports menu features Indiana versus Wake Forest at 6 15 p m on ESPN plus Penn State against Georgia Tech at 6 30 p m on ESPN 234 NLM State meets Kansas at 7 p m on Jayhawk 8 15 207 Wichita State plays Texas Tech at 7 p m on Metta 37 Auburn faces Xavier tomorrow on CBSC 143 235 North Carolina battles Michigan State at 8 15 p m on ESPN 33 233 Florida State hosts Northwestern at 8 30 p m on ESPN 34 234 NLM St versus KU replay at 10 30 p m on Sunflower G.
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Conference chatter and blogs for Kansas sports
A list of online blogs covering Big 12 chatter and Kansas sports. Eric Sorrentino, Matt Talt, Dugan Arnett, and Tom Keegan provide insights on college football and basketball. Includes sections on high school sports and NBA former Jayhawks.
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Lworld.com
Eric Sorrentino
Leach
Reporting scores call line and contact details
Coaches are urged to call the sports desk with scores while several stray lines list numbers and names such as 832 Seer 843 4 Andrew Hartgock and Matt Tait. The fragmented text also mentions TNA v adult rescheduling, 1125 youth field conditions, and ijworld com.
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Burress benched for year after shooting incident
Giants fined and suspended Plaxico Burress for four games and placed him on the reserve not football injury list following a weekend shooting at a Manhattan nightclub. He faces criminal charges with a March 31 court date and remains out for playoffs.
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N.J
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New York Giants
Burress
Manhattan
Giants Stadium
Giants
John Mara
Jerry Reese
Tom Coughlin
Eli Manning
New England
Antonio Pierce
Ahmad Bradshaw
Scott Rodeo
Olympics add wolf hunting from helicopters proposal
Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle jokes that after effort, Sarah Palin would want a legacy, proposing the Winter Olympics include wolf hunting from helicopters as a satirical idea. The comment critiques political and Olympic culture with sharp humor.
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Palin
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Florida Noa Florida Yinla Tech Alabama Line
Florida noa, Fla yinla Tech Alabama line appears in a latest sports brief with limited readable details. The item mentions Florida and Alabama in a miscellaneous scoreboard context with unclear teams and venues. No definite scores or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Giants should cut Burress amid off field woes
Giants star Plaxico Burress has been fined and suspended for missed meetings and erratic behavior since signing a new contract. His gun incident and distractions threaten team unity as New York pursues another Super Bowl, prompting questions about trading or releasing him.
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Burress
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