Record-Setting College Bowl and NFL Milestones in History
In 1995 Florida State defeats Florida 23-17 in the Sugar Bowl as Bobby Bowden secures a NCAA record 10 straight bowl wins. The same era sees 1996 Nebraska top Florida 62-24 in the Fiesta Bowl. In 2000 Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk reach two NFL milestones, Warner joining Dan Marino with 40 touchdown passes, and Faulk breaking yardage records in a loss to Philadelphia. 2005 Peyton Manning finishes with a season passer rating of 121.1, far surpassing prior records.
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Lowell Spinners Promote Yankees Name Purge in Youth Baseball
The Boston Globe reports a promotion by the Lowell Spinners to remove the Yankees name from New England youth baseball leagues. The move aims to shield young Red Sox fans from the shock of identifying with pinstripes.
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Coaches Report Scores Call or Email for Results
Reporting coaches are urged to submit scores by calling 832-6367 or faxing to 843-4512 or emailing sportsdesk at liworld.com.
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Media staff contacts for KU sports coverage
The message lists Tom Keegan and Andrew Hartsock as Sports Editor and Associate Sports Editor with emails teegan iworld.com and ahartsock ijworld.com, and Gary Bedore KU men's basketball with email gbedore i jworld.com along with Ryan Wood KU football rwood iworld.com.
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Teegan
Iworld.com
Ijworld.com
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Jworld.com
Ryan Wood
Broncos DB Williams Shot and Killed in Denver
Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams was killed in a drive by shooting near a nightclub after a New Year's Eve party. Police have no motive and no indication he was targeted. The 24 year old, who teamed with Champ Bailey, finished the season with 88 tackles and four interceptions.
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Broncos
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Sonny Jackson
St. Anthony Central Hospital
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Jackson
Tahoe
Denver Nuggets
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Old ball returns to NBA
In Charlotte the NBA reversed a midseason switch to a microfiber ball after player complaints about grip and comfort. The union filed an unfair labor charge before Commissioner Stern ordered a return to the traditional leather ball starting Monday.
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Minnesota Timberwolves
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Former Dodger Ernie Koy Dies at 97
Bellville Texas reports Ernie Koy former Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder who homered in his first major league at bat died Monday at age 97. He spent 10 years in professional baseball including five in the majors with the Dodgers 1938 to 1940 and later with the Cardinals Reds and Phillies before entering the Navy in 1942.
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Callahan's Cotton Bowl missteps seal Auburn win over Nebraska
In a scathing postgame take, Callahan's questionable calls and a late field goal miss doomed Nebraska as Auburn edged them 17 to 14. The Dell/critique highlights a failed fourth quarter bid and a controversial second quarter punt, with Auburn capitalizing to finish ahead.
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Cornhuskers
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