Robertson eyes return as Jayhawks face Missouri at Hearnes
Missouri hosts Kansas to renew a heated border clash at Hearnes Center with Robertson, a St. Charles senior, facing boos yet aiming to spark his team. The No. 18 Jayhawks meet Missouri in a high profile late Saturday night as ESPN televises the game.
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Jets rally past Jaguars to reach conference title game
Vinny Testaverde threw for 284 yards and Keyshawn Johnson and Curtis Martin each scored twice as the Jets beat Jacksonville 34 to 24 in East Rutherford to earn a spot in the AFC title game in Denver. Parcells praised the win as a franchise milestone amid a potential third Super Bowl run.
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Vikings crush Cardinals 41 21 in Metrodome showdown
Minnesota inched toward a conference title rematch with Atlanta after a 41-21 win over Arizona. Robert Griffin intercepted twice as Leroy Heard scored three TDs, boosting the 16-1 Vikings to 9-0 at home and a likely Super Bowl bid indoors.
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Redskins Sell For Record Price In Major Bid
The Washington Redskins sold for a record 800 million dollars in a fierce bidding war led by Howard and Edward Milstein and Daniel Snyder. The purchase, announced Sunday, exceeded the 530 million paid last year for the Cleveland Browns. Finalization involved the Milsteins, Snyder, and trustees for the Jack Kent Cooke estate.
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Tennessee Routs UConn, Ends Huskies’ Home Streak at 54
No. 2 Tennessee defeated No. 1 Connecticut 92-81 to hand the Huskies their 54th straight home loss. Tennessee relied on sophomores Tamika Catchings Semeka Randall and Teresa Geter as Catchings hit a key 3 with 2:37 left. Randall and Hold sclaw each scored 25 for the Vols as UConn’s long home dominance ended.
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