Webb's Cotton Bowl heroics lift Tennessee past Arkansas 31 27
Tennessee tailback Chuck Webb rushes for 250 yards on 26 carries and scores twice as No. 8 Tennessee defeats No. 10 Arkansas 31 27 in the Cotton Bowl. Webb's 78 yard run stands as third longest in Cotton Bowl history. Majors and Webb hype national title shot and playoff hopes.
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Auburn routs Ohio State 31 14 in Hall of Fame Bowl
Auburn quarterback Reggie Slack threw three touchdown passes and ran for a fourth as the ninth ranked Tigers defeated Ohio State 31 to 14 in Tampa Stadium. Stacy Danley provided the big momentum shift after a hard hit, sparking Auburn’s decisive second-half performance before 52,535 fans.
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Auburn Stuns Ohio State In Tight Classic Late Rally
Auburn edged Ohio State 17-14 after trailing 14-10 at halftime. Taupe quarterback Slack connected with Greg Taylor for a late second half touchdown, while Frey led OSU with 232 passing yards and J Graham topped Auburn with 103 receiving yards in a hard fought game at Auburn Stadium.
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Miami Eagles Hold Off Alabama in SEC Showdown
Miami players praised the hostile Alabama crowd while dedicating the win to Holder. Coach Dennis Erickson noted the national title talk remains. Miami quarterback Erickson said the noisy environment limited audibles as the Hurricanes impressed in a tough road game.
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Ohio State notes Orange Bowl pass stops drive to half
Notre Dame and Colorado fought to a scoreless first half as a field goal block preserved the deadlock. Darian Hagan led Colorado with a 106 rushing yards and a late third quarter TD, while Notre Dame countered with Ismail and Rice piling up yardage in a tight defensive game.
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George caps Illini win with 321 passing yards in Citrus Bowl
Jeff George led Illinois to a 31-21 Citrus Bowl win over Virginia throwing three touchdowns and 321 yards. He faces questions about turning pro while coach John Mackovic hints at possible Rose Bowl implications. Illinois finishes 10-3, snapping bowl drought since 1964. Virginia ends 10-3.
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Sanchez tops Shriver in Hopman Cup showdown
In Perth Spain beats the United States 2-1 as Arantxa Sanchez defeats Pam Shriver 6-3 6-3 to push Spain toward the Hopman Cup title with Emilio Sanchez beating John McEnroe 5-7 7-5 7-5 in a tense round. McEnroe and Shriver win mixed doubles 6-3 6-2, leaving the women’s singles to decide the title.
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Accidental Discovery May End Obesity
Medical researchers report a new weight loss formula Cal-Ban 3000 that supposedly reduces body weight without diet or exercise. Trials allegedly show significant weight loss with natural ingredients and no dietary change, with North American rights held by a Florida firm. Prices are listed and a toll free order line provided.
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FDA says average generic drug variance from brand is 3.5 percent
The FDA contends that the typical generic drug differs from its brand-name counterpart by only about 3.5 percent on average. The finding emphasizes close price and performance parity between generics and their brands amid ongoing access and cost debates.
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