ThreeWay Tie Costs bowls bid for Miami Syracuse Virginia Tech
The Big East crown produced a three way tie among Miami Hurricanes Syracuse Orangemen and Virginia Tech Hokies forcing a tiebreaker that went to Virginia Tech. Miami and Syracuse find bowls elsewhere while Virginia Tech earned the Orange Bowl berth. Syracuse plays Houston in Memphis and Miami faces Virginia Tech in the Carquest Bowl.
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BYU Player Zogg Reflects On Hard Crowds And New Life In Provo
Zogg talks about hostile crowds in the Cotton Bowl era and adjusting after leaving Coffeyville CC for BYU in 1992. He reflects on culture shock, mountains, and joining a top program under Coach Edwards, while noting BYU's pro style offense and his Mormon faith.
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Zogg returns from mission to coach and battle back
BYU star Zogg reflects on a two year mission in Los Angeles with street gang outreach and giving back. He plans to teach at his alma mater after the Cotton Bowl and help Ottawa High wrestling while adjusting to life after sports. His family remains rooted in Kansas with deep community ties.
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Bills rally to seal win on late fourth quarter comeback
Bills erase deficit in the final period as Jim Kelly leads with a prolific rally. Thurman Thomas reaches 1,000 rushing yards for the eighth straight season, while Reed posts 66 catches for 1,036 yards and six touchdowns. Coach Marv Levy credits persistence and football character as the Bills’ trademark.
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Cowboys in playoff showdown at Texas Stadium
Dallas holds 10-6 record hosting Minnesota 9-7 in Saturday’s playoff game while Indianapolis at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at San Francisco headline Sunday wild cards. Byes go to Green Bay Denver and Carolina and New England. Dallas struggled to sell out the Texas Stadium clash despite playoff visibility.
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Cowboys and Vikings Slump Ends With Boost on Road
Dallas rested most regulars and were routed 37-10 by Washington, while Minnesota fell 38-10 to Green Bay. The Vikings had to rebound after a big loss, with offensive coordinator Brian Billick noting a low point after the Seattle game as they seek a turnaround. Chris Boniol’s kicking helped Dallas win two prior games despite scoring droughts.
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Olympic Year Reflections From Atlanta Legacy
A retrospective highlights flaws and triumphs of the 1996 Games, noting villains and heroes alike. It recalls Marge Schott and Roberto Alomar as controversial figures, the bomb at Centennial Park, and Ali Smith Bailey moments that defined the event. The piece celebrates resilience as the lasting memory of the Atlanta Olympics.
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