Williams clinches Maxwell and Doak Walker awards
Ricky Williams, favored for the Heisman, wins the Maxwell for best all around player and the Doak Walker Award as top running back. Finalists included Michael Bishop and Cade McNown. Williams becomes career rushing leader with 6,279 yards, 2,124 rushing yards and 27 TDs this season. Other honorees include Dat Neuyen and Kris Farris.
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Snyder wins Bryant coaching award for Kansas State
Bill Snyder, credited with rebuilding Kansas State into a national contender, wins the Bear Bryant Award as top college coach. After a 11-1 regular season, K State lost 36-33 to Texas A&M in double overtime in the Big 12 title game and missed several bowls before preparing for the Alamo Bowl against Purdue.
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St Joseph's Pulls Off Late Shocker Against Tennessee
Andre Howard banked in a left handed leaner with four seconds left to lift St. Joseph's over No. 21 Tennessee 55-53 at Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse. Tim Brown scored 15 for the Hawks, Damian Reid 14 points and 14 rebounds, while Isiah Victor led the Vols with 11. Brown started after a late lineup change and the Hawks snapped a drought against ranked foes. Michigan State’s Thomas Kelley erupted for 21 points to spark a separate update.
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Michigan State overwhelms East Tennessee State in nonconference clash
Michigan State 86 East Tennessee State 53 as Spartans pull away with strong shooting led by Klein and Hudson. Rebounds and assists tally for MSU shine while ETSU struggles from the field, final counts reflect balanced MSU scoring and defensive effort.
Hawaii lures Jones away from Chargers
June Jones, interim Chargers coach, moves to Hawaii Rainbows as head coach replacing fired Fred von Appen. Hawaii grapples with 0-12 season and 18-game losing streak, while Jones aims to rebuild the program despite a modest $250,000 salary.
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