College Bowl Games By The Associated Press
The schedule lists 17 college bowl games from December to January with teams including Ball State Navy California Utah Clemson LSU Iowa Texas Tech Washington Colorado Stanford Michigan State Nebraska Virginia Tech Penn State Texas Florida State and others, across venues in Las Vegas Montgomery Honolulu Memphis Tucson San Antonio San Diego El Paso Atlanta Tampa Jacksonville Orlando Dallas Pasadena New Orleans Tempe.
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Duck or Forward in 1996 Sports TV Power Shift
NBC extended Dick Ebersol’s contract to 2004 as NBC aired Super Bowl and Olympics, Fox elevated David Hill to lead multiple divisions, and CBS and ABC reshuffled leadership. NBC’s strong ratings contrasted with criticism of time shifting while Fox reclaimed baseball’s broadcast presence and cable expansion fueled sports TV growth.
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Bulls keep rolling as Pistons fall again in Chicago
Chicago stretched its winning streak to 18 over Detroit with a 95-83 victory as Michael Jordan topped 23 points and Scottie Pippen added 27. The Bulls, 25-3, remained the league’s top team while Detroit slid to 20-6, tied for third in the East.
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Niners Rice and Dawson Lead AP All Pro Team
Jerry Rice earns his 10th AP All-Pro selection with 77 votes after a record season pace for receptions and yards. Dermontti Dawson tops voting as lead center with 87, with Brett Favre, Terrell Davis, Jerome Bettis, Shannon Sharpe and others named to the offense. Bruce Smith headlines the defense with 84 votes and newcomers include Alfred Williams Ambrose Young Brown Mills on defense.
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