Arrowhead magic fuels Chiefs home dominance
Kansas City, riding a 13 3 season and a 27 5 home mark, heads into the AFC playoffs with home field advantage at Arrowhead. Chiefs players and executives praise the stadium’s crowd noise as a defining edge, noting a unblemished home record and the practical playoff impact.
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Nebraska Offensive Line Proves Itself Ahead of Fiesta Bowl
Nebraska center Aaron Graham praises the line as a stronger pass protection unit with four new starters. The Cornhuskers, ranked No. 1, ran for 399 yards a game and allowed zero sacks, aided by Ahman Green’s freshmen rushing record and Lawrence Phillips earning the start after recent scrimmages. Florida’s defensive line, led by Mark Campbell’s return, faces injuries with five players out as they seek stronger run defense.
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Mason tight-lipped about his decision
Mason declines to confirm staying at Kansas after a dramatic turn amid rumors of a Georgia coaching offer. The Aloha Bowl win over UCLA followed by a tense group of interviews leaves Kansas and Georgia fans waiting for a final answer from the 45 year old Ohio native.
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Cardinals fire Buddy Ryan after 4-12 season
Arizona owner Bill Bidwill dismissed Buddy Ryan as head coach and general manager after a 37-13 loss to the Dallas Cowboys left the Cardinals with a 4-12 record. Bidwill cited flat play and season-long results rather than fan or media reaction as the reason for the firing. Ryan had two years left on his contract despite his bold “winner in town” branding and tense relationships with some staff and observers.
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Sarjeant Dominates Admirals in 4-0 KC Win
Geoff Sarjeant blanked Milwaukee for the third time this season, stopping 33 shots as the Blades handled the Admirals 4-0 at Kemper Arena in front of 6,863. Jan Caloun and Alexei Yegorovy opened the second period with a power play goal, followed by Fredrick Nilsson, while a second-period brawl produced nearly 70 penalty minutes.
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Kansas football tops Kansas 1995 top stories list
The Jayhawks led AP editors and directors voting as the top Kansas sports story of 1995. Glen Mason’s late-night departure and return, the 10-win season, and a bowl win highlighted KU’s year while Kansas State's 9-2 rise under Bill Snyder and a Holiday Bowl bid ranked second. Kansas basketball and high school standout DeAngelo Evans also featured among the year’s top stories.
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