Patriots Win AFC East as 49ers Fall Short
With one week left in the NFL season the Patriots clinched the AFC East edging the Bills 28 24 on David Posey field goal with eight seconds remaining. Denver won the AFC West 24 3 over Kansas City Morton 283 yards three TDs. Miami beat Oakland 23 6 to seal a wild card while Houston edged New Orleans 17 12 for the other wild card. Green Bay and Minnesota lost to Detroit and Chicago respectively affecting NFC standings. Bears toppled the Packers 14 0 as Detroit crushed Minnesota 45 14. Falcons stunned Washington 20 17 and Cowboys beat Eagles 31 13. Steelers routed Colts 35 13 and Browns beat Jets 37 34 in overtime. Giants halted a six game slide with 17 0 win over Cardinals. Chargers triumphed 37 10 over Seahawks and 49ers edged Buccaneers 6 3.
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Ferguson Tops All Around Cowboy At NFR Scene
Tom Ferguson of Miami Oklahoma reclaimed the all around title at the National Finals Rodeo for the fifth straight year. He earned 15 000 in steer wrestling and 5 000 in calf roping plus a 10 000 Winston Rodeo Award and a new pickup. Dave Brock led early with 15 500 money total but finished second overall.
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McEnroe Seeks No 1 Status After Davis Cup Victory
John McEnroe boosted his claim after guiding the United States to its first Davis Cup since 1972 with a 4-1 win over Britain at Mission Hills. He voiced uncertainty about beating Jimmy Connors, who is currently rated No. 1, while others praised McEnroe as the sport’s top player. The U S clinched the Cup as McEnroe and Lloyd dominated, with Smith and Lutz also contributing in doubles.
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Kansas falls in frantic finish as Valentine blunders late
Kansas, led by Darnell Valentine, loses 67-66 to Kentucky after a late timeout error costs them a possession. Valentine scored 27 as Kansas led by 10 early, while Kentucky benefited from a 12-foot Macy jumper to force OT and a technical foul on Kansas sealing the win.
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