Bowl payout era highlights December college bowls
A garbled list shows multiple bowls with payouts around 750000 to 1.25 million. Teams named include UNLV Arkansas Georgia Virginia Boston College Arizona State Marshall Texas Tech East Carolina Boise State Texas Paso West Virginia Mississippi Minnesota NC State Pittsburgh Colorado State Louisville UCLA Wisconsin and Georgia Tech with various game times and networks.
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Georgia
Virginia
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Boston College
Arizona State
Marshall
Cincinnati
Texas Tech
East Carolina
Boise State
Texas Paso
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Music Tech
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Mississippi
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Minnesota
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Loulaville
Sixth-seed Rams face uphill NFL playoff road
The Rams, seeded sixth after a late-season surge, must win three road games to reach the Super Bowl amid a field where the 1985 Patriots and other fourth seeds have previously done so. Indianapolis, Tennessee, Oakland and Miami join St. Louis in a tight chase, with doubts about offense and consistency clouding the path.
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Broncos
Tennessee
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Saints
Kevin Dyson
Carl Pickens
Yancey Thigpen
Eddie George
Oakland
Raiders
Tyrone Wheatley
Napoleon Kaufman
Rich Gannon
Titans
Miami
New England
Colts
Jay Fiedler
Baltimore
Jamal Lewis
Ravens
Jets
Titans Defense Stymies Cowboys 31-0 Clinches Top Seed
Titans throttle Cowboys 31-0 to seal the AFC Central title and clinch the NFL’s best record. Randall Godfrey forced two fumbles, Keith Bullock returned an interception, and Al Del Greco added a key field goal as Tennessee dominated on defense. Steve McNair exited with an ankle injury after 188 passing yards and a TD. Dallas ends season 1-16, their worst since 1989.
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Tennessee Titans
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Dallas Cowboys
Kenny Holmes
Adelphia Coliseum
Yancey Thigpen
Randall Godfrey
Henry Ford
Keith Bullock
al del Greco
Tennessee
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Dallas
Anthony Wright
Troy Aikman
Emmitt Smith
Barry Sanders
Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Blaine Bishop
Dave Campo
Campo
Steve McNair
Jeff Fisher
Eddie George
Jamal Anderson
Cowboys
Michael Wiley
Jerry Jones
Rams favored in rematch with Saints
The Rams enter the NFC playoff rematch as 5 1/2 point favorites after beating the Saints in the regular season. St. Louis, 10 6, is the sixth seed meeting third-seeded New Orleans, 10 6, in a tense Saturday clash at New Orleans. Marshall Faulk tops the Rams with 26 rushing touchdowns and 246 rushing yards against the Saints in their latest meeting.
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Keith Mitchell
Warner to start as Rams visit Saints in wild card clash
Kurt Warner woke with a mild headache on Christmas and, after a morning checkup, won clearance to start against the Saints in New Orleans. Coach Mike Martz said Warner would start and likely not appear on the injury report after suffering a concussion that sidelined him briefly in the 26-21 win. He returned home after CT scans and pushed to rejoin the squad.
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Michigan State Reclaims No 1 in AP Poll After 21 Years
Michigan State jumps to the top of the AP college basketball poll with 46 first place votes and 1,605 points after a 9-0 start and a win over Seton Hall. Stanford rises to second, Wake Forest and Florida up to fourth and fifth, while Arizona drops from 10th to 12th ending a long Top Ten run. Kansas and Virginia make notable moves as Illinois slips to ninth and Connecticut rounds out the Ten.
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Jim O'Connell
Michigan State
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Duke
Stanford
Arizona
Seton Hall
Magic Johnson
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Wildcats
LSU
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Wake Forest
Florida
Tennessee
Virginia
Syracuse
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Ilinois
Missouri
Texas
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Southern Cal
Maryland
Cincinnati
Alabama
Georgetown
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Iowa
Mississippi
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Georgia Tech
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Browns
Benpd
Derrick Mason
Ryan McNeil
Aaron Brooks
Jeff Blake
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