Scorecard Oddities From a Fragmented Ledger
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Maryland Terrapins Fall To Evansville In Holiday Classic
Evansville defeated Maryland 75 to 64 in the County Classic Holiday Tournament. Key scorers included Smit with 11 and Michie contributing 14 points as the Terrapins struggled to keep pace.
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Gibbs expects tough game against Falcons at RFK
Washington coach Joe Gibbs says Atlanta presents a tough challenge. He cites the Falcons’ strong offense, health improvements, and previous 31 17 loss as motivation. Gibbs notes Washington’s mix of schemes and potential use of a co huddle offense, aiming to adjust against Atlanta’s four wide receivers.
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Thomas Named AP NFL MVP After Record Scrimmage Year
Buffalo Bills running back Thurman Thomas won the AP NFL Most Valuable Player award with 39 votes, leading in combined yardage for the third straight year. He outpaced Jim Kelly and Barry Sanders, with Mark Rypien fourth, and had eight 100+ yard rushing games including a season opener against Miami.
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Cadet Girls Fall To Frederick In Tight Battle
Frederick led 18 4 after the first, 2 34 at halftime, and 35 23 entering the fourth as Julie Desmond scored 17 to pace Frederick. Tameka Garner added 10 for the Cadets, Angie Davis and Jo Lynm Taylor each hauled in 16 rebounds, while Davis scored eight and Taylor six. Debbie Dove scored for TJ, Andrea Tavernia had 14, and Andee Ly stepped up especially late as coach Erivos planned more chances to feed her.
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Brigham Young Ties Iowa in Holiday Bowl Thriller
Ty Detmer’s college career ends with a 13 13 tie as Iowa’s Carlos James intercepts a last drive pass with 16 seconds left. Detmer’s final drive reached the Iowa 18 before the deflected pass sealed the scoreless finish for BYU (8-2-2) and a 10-1-1 Iowa season.
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Evansville tops Terps in Fiesta Bowl Classic
Parrish Casebier scored 28 points as Evansville held off Maryland 75-64 in Tucson. Evansville led 37-19 at halftime, Maryland rallied to 65-59 with 2:12 left, but Casebier iced the win with a late layup and showstopped a Maryland fast break.
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Miami Edge Up in New Year's Day Bowl Mood
The Associated Press notes a potential split national title as top teams like Miami Washington and Michigan face bowls on New Year's Day. Miami could clinch the championship with a win while Washington eyes a possible leap. The slate includes Peach Hall of Fame Citrus Cotton Fiesta Sugar bowls with multiple top ten matchups and notable player absences in Miami and Washington.
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