Eagles fire Chip Kelly after season ends
The Philadelphia Eagles dismissed Chip Kelly with one game remaining in his third season after missing the playoffs for consecutive years. The team, now 6-9, eliminated themselves with a home loss to Washington, and CEO Jeffrey Lurie praised Kelly while noting a broader evaluation of performance. Ed Marynowitz was also fired from his role as vice president of player personnel.
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St. Louis plan sent to NFL amid stadium bid
A Missouri task force delivered a formal financing pitch for a billion-dollar riverfront stadium to the NFL in New York as a relocation option looms for the St. Louis Rams. The league had set a Wednesday deadline for plans from St. Louis Oakland and San Diego, with owners to meet January 12-13 in Houston to decide possible team moves and whether two clubs may relocate. Oakland officials warned taxpayers will not fund a Raiders stadium, signaling no plan forthcoming.
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OSU settles suit with ex UT aide Wickline over play calling
Oklahoma State and former Texas assistant Joe Wickline resolved a breach of contract suit on Tuesday. The settlement avoids testimony in an Oklahoma court about who called Texas plays. Wickline, fired December 12, 2013, was sued for nearly $600,000 claiming he moved laterally to Texas without promotion and play calling duties.
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Knicks Rally Past Pistons In Key Victory
Knicks end four game skid by beating Pistons 108 to 96 as Carmelo Anthony leads with 24 points and six players score in double figures. Derrick Williams adds 18, Calderon 15, O Quinn 12, with Porzingis 10, while Ilyasova tops Detroit with 19. The Knicks pull away late after an 80 76 fourth quarter start.
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CSOs Sports on TV Pro Hockey Time Net Cable Winter Classic
A TV guide entry lists a Pro Hockey broadcast titled Winter Classic on NBC Sports Network. The program is scheduled at 2:30 p.m. and appears on NBCSP channel 38 with an alternate listing at channel 238. The note references CSOs and alumni programming.
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Kansas University Women at Oklahoma and Doane Hoops
The sports calendar lists Kansas University women playing at Oklahoma at 7 p.m. and Haskell hosting Doane at 6 p.m. Fast action expected as the teams chase early season wins.
Cavaliers Hold Off Nuggets Behind James Score 34
LeBron James scores 34 as Cleveland beats Denver 93 to 87 on the eve of his 31st birthday. Iman Shumpert adds a season high 16, Kevin Love grabs 14 boards, while Kyree Irving sits out back-to-back rest. Nuggets’ Will Barton leads with 29 in a tough road loss.
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Bowl lineup and venues across the year in condense d text
The latest college bowl slate lists matchups and sites including the Belk Bowl at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte Mississippi State versus NC State and the Music City Bowl at LP Field in Nashville featuring Louisville. Also noted are the Texas Arm Holiday Bowl Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego and the Peach Bowl at Georgia Dome in Atlanta with Georgia and others across the Orange Citrus Fiesta Rose and Cotton bowls. The schedule shows dates around January 1 and 2 with venues in Miami Arlington Tampa and Orlando among others.
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All Eyes on KU Online Staff Blogs Spotlight
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Giants rout Bears to win NFL title 1956
The New York Giants crushed the Chicago Bears 47 to 7 to capture the NFL championship in 1956, delivering a dominant performance and securing the league crown in a decisive title game.
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