College Bowl Schedule Snapshot From AP Year End Coverage
The spread details multiple 1990s era bowls with teams and matchups listed by date and site. Notable games feature Oregon versus Air Force in the Las Vegas Bowl and marquee showdowns like Michigan State against Washington and Nebraska versus Tennessee across December and January.
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Las Vegas
Oregon
Air Force
Montgomery
Ala
ABC
Honolulu
Michigan State
Washington
Pontiac
Mich
Marshall
Mississippi
ESPN
Kansas survives turnover fever in win over USC
Kansas, despite 16 first half turnovers, held a two point lead at halftime and beat USC 74 69 behind 17 points from Raef LaFrentz and Paul Pierce. LaFrentz moved to 1,005 career rebounds as Kansas improved to 14 1.
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Trojans
Raef LaFrentz
Paul Pierce
Pierce
Elias Ayuso
LaFrentz
Danny Manning
Inglewood
Ayuso
Billy Thomas
Roy Williams
Shannon Swillis
USC
Henry Bibby
Eric Chenowith
NFL 1997 Season Grades Highlight Turnarounds
Kansas City 13 3 tops list with Marty Schottenheimer praised as underrated. Jaguars and Panthers show rapid build, Bucs and Giants follow. Packers high hopes fade after first loss. Jets and Miami mix promise with uneven finishes. Browns and Saints noted, Chargers and Raiders endure injuries, Cowboys face aging and absence of desire to return.
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Jerry Rice
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LeRoy Butler
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Miami
Jimmy Johnson
Dan Marino
Hasty and Carter earn Chiefs cornerback Pro Bowl bids
Kansas City cornerbacks James Hasty and Dale Carter both earned Pro Bowl bids after strong seasons. Hasty played through a broken right wrist in 1996 while coach Marty Schottenheimer praised the duo as the best cornerback pair in the league. Carter supported him through a shoulder injury as they both proved pivotal to the Chiefs’ improved defense.
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Kansas City Chiefs
James Hasty
Hasty
Dale Carter
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James
Carter
Jonaati
Pittsburgh
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Tomczak
Marty Schottenheimer
Dave
Driver fires career-high 35 points then quadruple double
Williamsburg star explodes for 35 points on Friday then records a quadruple double in Monday's win. Coach David Walker praises his decision making and leadership. Teammates and competing sports figures from Baldwin, Central Heights, Lyndon, MdCV, Osage City, Ottawa, Pomona, Waverly, Wellsville are listed as part of the season context.
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Driver
Williamsburg
David Walker
Baldwin
Jay Brooks
Lance Jeffers
Central Heights
Brett Woolery
Beau Welch
Phillip Pearson
Blaine Brown
Lyndon
D.J. Manning
Brad Burkdoll
Erik Butts
Osage City
Travis ‘Kendall
Ottawa
Ricky Bulmer
Michael Habtemichael
Josh Garcia
Dawson Grant
Casey Black
Justin Altic
Pomona
Jacob Lang
Mike Moody
Waverly
Jamie Dressing
Charlie Kitt
Wellsville
Derek Carpenter
Nick Jewell
Chris Parkin
John Dixon
Osage City star DeBaun leads with 49 and 30 boards
DeBaun tallied 49 points and 30 rebounds with six blocks as Osage City defeated ranked opponents. Other players named include Ginger and Too ley for Central Heights, Lewis and Karakas for Lyndon, Combes and Lichtenauer for MdCV, and multiple contributors from Osage City, Ottawa, Pomona, Stacia Wood, Wellsville, Williamsburg, and Shiloh Thomas among others.
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DeBaun
Osage City
Central Heights
Jennifer Ginger
Beccy Tooley
Lyndon
Breigh Lewis
Alice Karakas
Mdcv
Sharon Combes
Rebecca Lichtenauer
Shelly Koch
Heather Orender
Ottawa
Rachel Goetz
Leanne Drumright
Ashley Beets
Pomona
Tabitha Allis
Stacia Wood
Waverly
Kim Jo Peck
Shay named to elite NCAA Division II All American team
Three Kansas players earned D II All American honors from the CoSIDA. Brian Shay of Emporia State led the nation with 198 points and 247.5 all purpose yards per game and earned first team honors. Pittsburg State junior Brian Moorman made the first team as a defensive punter while Chad Webb was named to the second team as a defensive lineman.
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S.D
Kansas
Emporia State
Brian Shay
College
Shay
Brian Moorman
Pittsburg State
Chad Webb
Ineman
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