College Bowl Games By The Associated Prose
The Blue Gray Classic in Montgomery Alabama ends with Blue 26 Gray 7. Alpha Bowl features Ai Force 8 4 against Texas Tech 8 3 at 7 p m on ESPN. Texas A M 8 3 and Michigan 9 3 also listed for 7 p m ESPN. Friday Florida A M 9 2 faces Southern University 10 1 on ESPN.
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Kansas routs UCLA in Aloha Bowl build up
Kansas, underdog with Mason staying at the helm, blasted UCLA 51 to 30 in Honolulu. Mark Williams threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as Kansas surged to a 17-0 halftime lead and a 30 point cushion before UCLA rallied. Mason, who had taken Georgia’s job then stayed, apologized for the upheaval. Donnan was hired by Georgia after Mason’s decision, while Donahue closed a 20 year UCLA tenure with a final season 7-5.
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Mason changes course stays with Jayhawks return to Kansas
AP reports Glen Mason traveled roughly 15 000 miles from Kansas to Georgia to Hawaii then decided to remain with Kansas. The erratic journey followed his eight seasons at Kansas and a brief stop in Athens Georgia to consider the Georgia coaching post before returning to Honolulu and the Jayhawks.
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Chiefs crush Seahawks 26 3 on Christmas Eve
Kansas City improves to 13 3 and seizes home field for the AFC playoffs with a dominant 26 3 victory over Seattle. Tamarick Vanover scored in 15 seconds and the Chiefs held Seattle to 89 total yards while extending their home winning streak and clinching the AFC West title race.
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Chiefs keep line intact with Szott five year deal
Kansas City signs left guard Dave Szott to a five year contract ensuring an NFL top offensive line remains together for at least another season. Terms were not released. Szott, a 1990 seventh round pick, is happy to stay with the Chiefs.
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Dallas Cowboys clinch home playoff berth with 37 13 win
Dallas tops Arizona 37 to 13 as Emmitt Smith sets single season touchdown mark with 25 and Troy Aikman passes for 350 yards. Kevin Williams hauls in two TDs, Brock Marion returns a 32-yard interception for a score, and Williams finishes with 203 receiving yards in a strong late-season run.
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Wiley's emotions split as Sharks name interim coach
San Jose Sharks named Jim Wiley interim head coach on December 2 replacing Kevin Constantine after a 3-18-4 start. Wiley, previously Kansas City Blades coach, faced a mix of bittersweet pride and friendship loss while guiding the NHL club in his first game, a 5-3 victory over the Capitals.
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