Broncos win in overtime on Gary 24 yard TD
Denver Broncos beat Oakland Raiders 27-21 in overtime after Clandis Gary rushed 24 yards for the winning score 2:40 into OT. Trevor Pryce forced a fumble on Rich Gannon, Elam tied game with late kicks, Griese rallied the Broncos, weather was cold with light snow.
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Denver Broncos Edge Oakland In Overtime Thriller
Denver beats Oakland 27 21 in overtime after a back and forth Monday night clash. Key plays include a Griffith 1 yard run and Elam field goals, with passing from Gannon and Miller producing multiple scoring drives. Oakland gains 16 first downs to Denver 12 and racked up 79 rushing yards to Denver's 120 amid late scoring.
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Nebraska closes in on Hokies in latest BCS standings
Florida State clinched a Sugar Bowl berth after a 11-0 regular season with a 30-23 win at Florida. Virginia Tech remained No. 2 at 10-0 after a 62-7 win over Temple, while Nebraska jumped to within 0.63 points of Tech as a potential BCS surge unfolds.
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Cowboys Lose Four Starters as Simmons Suspends Players
Stillwater Oklahoma State head coach Bob Simmons suspended tight end Marcelus Rivers and cornerbacks Evan Howell and Alvin Porter plus strong safety J B Flowers for team policy violations amid a police investigation of an alleged sexual assault. With Rivers out, he remains OSU's second leading receiver, while Porter Flowers and Howell were top tacklers. Cowboys must win at Oklahoma to reach bowl eligibility. Senior leader Kenyatta Wright says defense will adapt, with no wholesale changes planned.
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