Monday NFL matchup and college and NBA telecasts listed
On air Monday NFL Philadelphia at St. Louis 8 p.m. ABC college Connecticut versus Toledo 4 30 p.m. ESPN Tuesday college basketball Tulsa at Oklahoma 6 p.m. ESPN2 Rutgers at Kansas St 7 p.m. SN Gonzaga at Oklahoma St 8 p.m. Miami Ohio against Iowa St 5 30 p.m. ESPN Notre Dame versus Oregon St 8 45 NBA New Jersey at Chicago 7 30 p.m. WGN
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Bowl lineups and results from December bowls
The AP summary lists December bowl games with matchups and scores including New Orleans Bowl Southern Mississippi 31 North Texas 10 and Georgia Tech 51 Syracuse 14, plus GMAC Bowl Bowling Green 52 Memphis 35 and others in Orlando Mobile Fort Worth Las Vegas Honolulu Boise Fresno State Virginia Toledo Connecticut Shreveport Iowa State Miami Ohio Oregon State Notre Dame with ESPN telecasts and payout details.
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Chiefs rally to edge Raiders in late-season thriller
Kansas City improves to 8-8 after a 31-30 win over Oakland in the final home game of 2004. Tony Gonzalez shines with 11 receptions for 124 yards and two touchdowns, while Lawrence Tynes a rookie, nails a 38-yard game winner with 22 seconds left, capping a four-game winning stretch and setting a club offense record.
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Rams seek payoff as McNabb recalls Rams heartbreak
In St Louis, Donovan McNabb uses a 2002 playoff loss memory to fuel a fresh Eagles bid. Philadelphia, 13 1, solidified home field while St Louis, 6 8, battles a fragile offense and lingering postseason hopes. Bulger returns to boost the Rams as Martz faces coaching rumors.
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Top Kansas sports stories of 2004
The year featured Kansas State football’s rocky 4-7 season and its first bowl absence in 12 years after a Fiesta Bowl loss to Ohio State despite Eli Roberson and Dylan Meier at quarterback. Kansas basketball, led by Bill Self, started 04-05 strong until Wayne Simien injury and Marion Washington’s retirement highlighted a year of upheaval.
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Roberson
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Wildcats
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Georgia Tech
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State's Top 10 Moments From Kansas Sports Scene
The AP provided a retrospective list anchored by: a 22-year-old woman accusing Eli Roberson of sexual assault ahead of Fiesta Bowl, Sproles’ challenging senior season, Bill Self’s Kansas debut, KU and K State basketball starts, Marian Washington’s retirement, Mangino’s 4-7 Kansas football, Nicole Chide’s All-American jersey retirement, Pittsburg State’s DII title loss, Joe Nemechek’s NASCAR sweep at Kansas Speedway, and Pittsburg-Colgan’s long win streak ending with Conway Springs claiming 3A title.
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Mark Mangino
Nicole Chide
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Conway Springs
Kansas schools face ups and downs in 2004 season
The Kansas programs saw highs and lows in 2004. Nicole Ohlde earned a career milestone with a jersey retirement at Kansas State, while Washington joined halls of fame and Lynette Woodard received honor through the Naismith. Pittsburg State missed title glory after a 36-31 loss, ending its 37-yard offense, and Conway Springs carried a 54-game win streak into 2005. NASCAR's Kansas weekend saw Joe Nemechek sweep both races, ending a long winless run.
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Lynette Woodard
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Nicole Ohlde
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