NEL picks Week One games in weekend return
Associated Press analyst Dave Goldberg lists Week One NFL picks with spreads and brief notes. Teams covered include Oakland at Miami, Tennessee at Jacksonville, New York Giants at Kansas City, New York Jets at New England, Washington at Green Bay, Denver at Arizona, Philadelphia at Seattle, Baltimore at Cincinnati, San Diego at Dallas, Buffalo at Indianapolis, St. Louis at San Francisco, Minnesota at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, and Carolina at Atlanta with final spread lines.
Huskers rout Rice as Crouch shines in 48-3 win
Nebraska moves to 4-0 behind Eric Crouch who throws two TD passes and runs for two more. Crouch finishes with 97 rushing yards and 9 of 11 passing, while Tracey Wistrom and Wilson Thomas catch TDs. Rice scores a late field goal as the Huskers dominate 497 yards of offense.
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South Carolina Tops Mississippi State in Flagged Return Game
No. 18 South Carolina defeated No. 17 Mississippi State 16 to 14 in Starkville as Andrew Pinnock rushed 97 yards and a TD and Corey Jenkins added 75 yards. The Gamecocks outrushed the Bulldogs 238 to 81 with 60 passing yards and a sturdy defense stopping MSU late as the national anthem and flag ceremony preceded kickoff.
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Pro Football Notebook Highlights Disaster Relief Efforts
A joint NFL NFLPA pledge of at least 10 million funds disaster relief for Sept. 11 victims with initial 1 million grants to public safety and emergency personnel. Donations come from leagues players associations and individual athletes including McGwire Bonds Delgado and Sheikh Mohammed.
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Nebraska 48 Rice 3 football game recap
Nebraska defeats Rice 48 to 3 as Crouch and Diedrick lead with multiple rushing and passing plays. Notable scorers include Crouch rushing for 97 yards and Thomas with 76 receiving yards for Nebraska, while Rice struggles offensively.
Oklahoma to Play 13 Football Games in 2002 Schedule
Oklahoma released a 2002 football slate of 13 games with six at home including a September 7 clash with Alabama. The Alabama game starts a home-and-home series, while Oklahoma will visit Alabama in 2003. Nonconference home games include Texas El Paso and South Florida. Lee Roy Selmon leads South Florida Athletics. Bob Stoops and Jim Leavitt were co-defensive coordinators at Kansas State from 1991 to 1995.
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