College basketball and pro games slate across ESPN and TNT
On Thursday Richmond visits Pittsburgh at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 and Providence plays Memphis at 8 p.m. College football features Marshall versus Cincinnati at 5:30 p.m. on ESPN. UCLA hosts Wyoming at 8:45 p.m. NBA action has Minnesota at San Antonio at 7 p.m. on TNT and Miami at Sacramento at 9:30 p.m. On Friday Green Bay visits Minnesota at 2 p.m. on Ch.4 with Ala Birmingham at Hawaii at 6 p.m.
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Sunday Pro Sports Schedule Highlights Key Games
At Arizona visit Seattle and Washington travels to Dallas both at 3 15 pm. Carolina plays Tampa Bay 3 15 pm. Cleveland faces Miami 7 30 pm. Monday Philadelphia meets St Louis at 8 pm.
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College Bowl Schedule And Results Summary
The December bowl slate lists matchups and scores including New Orleans Bowl where New Orleans beat Mississippi 56 to 31 and North Texas 10, plus Champs Sports Bowl Georgia Tech 51 over Syracuse 14. Other games include GMAC Bowl Bowling Green 52 over Memphis 35 and Fort Worth Bowl Cincinnati 6 5 to Marshall 5 30 p.m. ESPN.
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Jayhawks endure without Simien in tough nonconference stretch
Kansas, 8-0, will play two key nonconference games and a Big 12 slate without Wayne Simien after thumb surgery. Freshman Darnell Jackson struggled early as Keith Langford scored 21 and Aaron Miles moved into the Big 12 career assists lead. Kansas beat Wisconsin Milwaukee 73-62 in Simien's first absence.
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Green's stock rises with KC and a record pace
Trent Green has rebuilt his career from a 222nd draft pick to a top NFL quarterback with the Kansas City Chiefs. Over three seasons he has led a prolific offense, an active streak of 90.0 passer efficiency, and tied for the NFL lead with six 300 yard games. His durability is highlighted by a team record 62 straight starts, despite past knee injuries.
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Chiefs linemen named to NFL Pro Bowl in Hawaii
Willie Roaf Will Shields and Brian Waters headlined Kansas City's Pro Bowl selections joining fullback Tony Richardson and tight end Tony Gonzalez. Shields and Roaf extend notable Pro Bowl runs, Waters earns his first. Coach Dick Vermeil praised the offensive line as one of the league's best as the Chiefs’ potent rushing attack continued.
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Illini hold off Missouri in Braggin Rights game
No. 1 Illinois defeats Missouri 70-64 in a tense Braggin Rights clash at a neutral site. Luther Head scores 20, Deron Williams 19 with 3:18 left, while Linas Kleiza leads Missouri with 25 points and 11 free throws as Illinois overcomes foul trouble and a second half surge.
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