Chiefs Byes Follow Jets Loss Amid Injury Turnover Woes
Kansas City, coming off a 27-7 defeat to the Jets, gains a bye week to regroup after a 2-7 start. Eric Hicks notes rest helps, despite lingering frustration over a leaky defense and four turnovers in New York. Trent Green remains under fire yet is defended by coach Dick Vermeil, while Derrick Alexander returns to action at less than full strength.
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Ravens edge Titans on wild Monday night finish
In Nashville Baltimore beat Tennessee 16-10 after a dead play offsides nullified a Titans TD. McNair failed to score the winner at the end as Boulware offside kept the Ravens ahead. Dyson, Wycheck, Grbac, Lewis, and Stover featured in a tense scoring sequence and late defensive stand.
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Ravens 16 Titans 10 score brief recount
Ravens beat Titans 16 to 10 with Nedney field goals and Grbac touchdown pass to Dyson. In the fourth quarter Stover added two field goals for Baltimore, while Tennessee’s McNair threw for 256 yards and Mason led receiving with 99 yards.
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Nebraska, Miami lead latest BCS standings in 2000s era
Nebraska remains first at 11-0 after beating Kansas State 31-21 while Miami sits second at 8-0 after an 18-7 win over Boston College. Oklahoma moves to sixth as Oregon rises to fourth. Florida and Texas clamp the top pack with Georgia Tech and others in pursuit ahead of the Big 12 title game implications.
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Texas slips in BCS despite 59-0 win over Kansas
Texas remains strong with a 59-0 blowout of Kansas but drops one spot to No. 6 in the latest BCS standings. Roy Williams notes Rose Bowl remains a possibility as Oregon and Florida jump Texas after wins. Mack Brown cautions it is still early and one more win versus Texas A&M will determine importance.
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Texas Aims for BCS berth amid Big 12 battles
Texas ranked No. 5 in the BCS as Nebraska and Oklahoma sit ahead. D. D. Lewis asserts Texas dominance while hoping Oklahoma loses its remaining games or Texas beats A&M to secure a Rose Bowl shot via the BCS. Brown believes a win over A&M guarantees entry.
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