Rose and Sugar to host first college football semifinals
In Key Biscayne AP reports the first semifinals under the new playoff system will be played January 1 2015 at the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl after a BCS meeting. The schedule spans 12 years with Rose and Sugar paired for rest days and potential Jan 2 dates when New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday.
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Reid Tackles Chiefs QB Woes With New Plan
Kansas City owner Clark Hunt says better quarterback play is a priority in 2013 as Andy Reid begins a full review of Matt Cassel Brady Quinn and Ricky Stanzi. Reid vows to dig in and evaluate the Chiefs' QBs after a 2-14 season and a season of scoring struggles.
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Johnson wins rain delayed Kapalua PGA opener at Tournament of Champions
Dustin Johnson captured his sixth straight season win on a wind battered Kapalua Plantation Course finishing 16 under 203. He led after a topsy turvy day as Steve Stricker fell short by a late double bogey and Brandt Snedeker closed five back. Bubba Watson and Keegan Bradley were one behind Snedeker.
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NHL Owners Vote Today on Tentative Labor Deal
New York NHL owners will vote on the tentative labor agreement with the players union to end the lockout that began September 16. If approved, the league moves closer to hockey’s return though the memorandum of understanding is not yet completed and players must also vote to ratify the deal.
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Alabama No. 1 for ninth AP national title
Alabama is No. 1 in the final AP poll for the ninth time, after a 42-14 rout of Notre Dame. Notre Dame drops to No. 4, Oregon finishes second, and Ohio State remains third as Georgia and Texas A&M tie for fifth. The Tide claim back to back titles and third in four years, matching Notre Dame’s 1946–49 run as the only programs with three titles in four seasons.
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Patsy Sutton dies wife of Hall of Fame coach Eddie Sutton
Patsy Sutton, 74, matriarch of a coaching family, died in Tulsa Oklahoma after a December stroke. She traveled with husband Eddie Sutton to coaching stops at College of Southern Idaho Creighton Arkansas Kentucky and Oklahoma State. She later remained in Oklahoma while Eddie finished his Hall of Fame career as interim coach at San Francisco.
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Kansas University Sports Calendar Action
The schedule lists men's basketball at 6 p.m. versus Iowa State, bowling at the Kansas City Washington quad at 3 30 p m, and Thursday boys swimming in the FSHS Invitational.
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Ray Lewis III Joins Miami Football Next Season
Greg Cote notes Ray Lewis III son of Hurricanes great is set to join Miami football next season as his NFL future remains uncertain. The quote highlights strong nickname buzz around RL3 and the family’s legacy with the program.
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Today in Sports Roundup Highlights Major Wins and Records
The 1977 Raiders claim their first NFL Championship with a 32-14 win over the Vikings as Minnesota drops its fourth Super Bowl. In 1988 Anthony Carter sets a postseason NFL record with 227 receiving yards in a Vikings win over the 49ers to reach the NFC title game. 1991 Dean Smith earns his 700th coaching victory as North Carolina routs Maryland 105-73, becoming the sixth Division I coach to reach 700 wins in the fewest games. 2006 Kobe Bryant posts 45 points against Indiana, the first player since Wilt Chamberlain in 1964 to score at least 45 in four straight games.
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