Sports slate with Monday and Tuesday broadcast schedules
Monday broadcasts include Green Bay at Oakland on ABC at 8 p.m. and Kansas versus N C State on ESPN at 4 30 p m. Bethune Cookman visits Kansas State at 7 p m on channels 7 and 19 Iowa meets Texas Tech on ESPN at 8 p m St Louis visits Detroit at 6 30 p m on FSN. Tuesday features Missouri versus Illinois at 8 p m ESPN2 TCU against Boise State at 6 30 p m ESPN. NBA Chicago hosts New Jersey at 6 30 p m on WGN while St Louis plays Chicago at 7 30 p m on FSN.
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NFL scores and Monday slate from American Conference
The AP reports NFL results with Miami beating Buffalo 20 to 3 and Dallas 19 over the Giants 3. Other Sunday results include Carolina 20 over Detroit 14, Chicago 27 over Washington 24, Tennessee 27 over Houston 24, St. Louis 27 over Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 35 over Cleveland 0, Jacksonville 20 over New Orleans 19, Pittsburgh 40 over San Diego 24, Seattle 28 over Arizona 10, San Francisco 31 over Philadelphia 28, Denver 31 over Indianapolis 17. Monday features Green Bay at Oakland at 8 p.m.
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College Basketball Scores From The Anointed Press
Sunday results include Holy Diss 69 Brown 43. Rhode Island 82 New Hampshire to . Robert Morris 70 Md East Shore 63. Vermont 62 Marist 57. Birmingham Southern 88 Nicholls 51. Georgia Tech 80 St. John’s 79. St Francis Pa 66 VMI 62. Midwest Missouri 106 UNC Greensboro 98. Notre Dame 78 American U 74. Illinois 82 Montana 71. Far West Nevada 75 Kansas 61. New Mexico 74 Coppin St 56. Santa Barbara 63 Alabama St 53. Tournament Boilermaker Invitational: SMU 60 Purdue 59. Third Place Miami Ohio 63 Ind Pur Ft Wayne 52.
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Bowl matchups set for December 22 and 23 in Orlando and Texas
On Monday December 22 the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando features North Carolina State 7-4 against Kansas 6-6 at 4:30 p.m. on ESPN with prize funds of 750000 dollars. The following Tuesday December 23 the Forthom Texas Bowl in Texas pits Texas Christian 11-1 against Boise State 12-1 at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN.
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Snyder leads Nevada past Kansas in Wolf Pack Classic upset
Nevada guard Kirk Snyder poured 29 points and nine rebounds as the Wolf Pack upset No. 6 Kansas 75-61 at Lawlor Events Center. Todd Okeson added 12 points, and Nevada hit 19 of 21 free throws in the final 10 minutes to seal the win amid a raucous 10,983 crowd. Kansas, led by Langford and Miles with 11 each, saw a 40-20 halftime deficit and a late surge fall short.
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Ottawa Cyclones snap tourney drought with win over Anderson County
Ottawa High wrestlers posted their best team showing in years at the home dual tournament finishing seventh after going 2-3. They opened with a 42-30 victory versus Anderson County and later defeated Sumner Academy 46-36 to reach the final round for the first time in three years. Blaine Angell and Shawn Rybolt each placed third, while Tyson Adams won a title for Anderson County. Ottawa returns Jan. 9 for a double-dual at Tri-City.
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Chiefs defense unravels on road in setback to Vikings
Kansas City, 12-3, sees its defensive woes rise on the road as a 45-20 loss at Minnesota dampens hopes for homefield. Pro Bowl back Priest Holmes ties the NFL TD record with 25 as critics debate defensive coordinator Rob P. and personnel. The Chiefs must win at home against Chicago to secure a first round bye and home playoff advantage.
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NC State and Kansas in Tangerine Bowl clash
North Carolina State coached by Chuck Amato faces Kansas in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. NC State, 7-5, seeks a win after close losses in three overtime games, while Kansas, 6-6, arrives in its first bowl since 1995 under coach Mark Mangino. QB Phillip Rivers, ACC player of the year, leads NC State with 29 TD passes and top passer stats. Kansas relies on QB Bill Whittemore with 16 TD passes and 2,142 yards.
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