Heisman race wide open among four finalists
Four quarterbacks Ken Dorsey Joey Harrington Eric Crouch and Rex Grossman vie for the Heisman at a midtown New York ceremony after the DAC loss. Crouch leads Nebraska with 7915 yards and 1510 passing, while Grossman’s Gators post 34 TDs. Dorsey’s 2452 yards and 23 TDs anchor Miami.
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Tennessee Faces ASEC Title Bid In Miami Rose Bowl Race
No. 2 Tennessee goes to the SEC title game against No. 27 LSU with a Rose Bowl berth at stake. LSU’s hopes ride on an upset while Colorado lingers with Big 12 title momentum. Saban and Fulmer discuss the chaotic BCS landscape and the potential consequences of a Tennessee loss.
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Giants offer to re-sign Barry Bonds in play for 100 million
The San Francisco Giants formally offered to re-sign Barry Bonds and await a reply from agent Scott Boras. GM Brian Sabean and Ned Colletti disclosed the proposal during a conference call, refusing to reveal details. Boras seeks a five year deal worth at least 100 million after Bonds hit a record 73 homers this season.
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Grant Hill placed on injured list for Magic
Orlando forward Grant Hill was placed on the injured list after missing five of the last six games with a sore left foot. Monty Williams was activated from the slatest list with a strained right hamstring. Hill averaged 16.4 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.8 assists this season with five double-doubles.
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Seles Twins Escape Serious Injury After DUI Crash
Monica Seles and her mother Ester were treated for minor injuries after a Wednesday crash in Venice Florida. Police say a pickup driven by Cynthia Baanan struck Seles’ sport utility vehicle prompting ambulance transport to Doctors Hospital, then release. A hospital spokeswoman cited patient confidentiality.
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LSU's winningest coach Charlie McClendon dies at 78
LSU's longest serving football coach, Charlie McClendon, died at his Baton Rouge home after a long cancer battle. From 1962 to 1979 he guided the Tigers to a school record 137 victories with only one losing season, though he never defeated Alabama legend Bear Bryant, finishing 2-14 against Bryant.
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Lemieux to play for Canada in Olympic bid
Mario Lemieux said he will rest at least a week more to re evaluate his sore hip before returning to practice with the Penguins. He reiterated plans to play for Canada in the Winter Olympics despite his injury and noted the pain is easing but he will not rush back until pain free. Lemieux will miss Jaromir Jagr’s Dec 21 return to Pittsburgh.
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Ventura protests Olympic torch relay bypasses Minnesota
Former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura criticizes the Salt Lake City Winter Games torch relay for skipping Minnesota along its 46 state route from Atlanta to Utah. He condemns the decision as an outcry for public response, noting Minnesota’s winters while officials cite routing based on time and logistics.
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Maryland Legislative Sportsmen Caucus forms to aid state hunters
A bipartisan group in the Maryland General Assembly launched the Legislative Sportsmen's Caucus to protect hunting, fishing, trapping, and outdoor activities. It aims to preserve access to public lands and safeguard wildlife funds while balancing state and national sportsmen interests amid environmental pressure.
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Lidstrom Signs 29 Million Extension With Red Wings
Nicklas Lidstrom, Norris Trophy winner, signed a two year contract extension worth 29 million dollars with Detroit. The deal makes him the NHLs highest paid defenseman, with 10 million per season and up to 11 million with bonus provisions tied to team success and individual honors.
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