College sports schedule spans football and basketball
On Tuesday Clemson faces Colorado at 4 p.m. on ESPN with Arizona State meeting Rutgers at 7:30 p.m. Gonzaga visits Memphis at 6 p.m. on ESPN2. On Wednesday Oklahoma State travels to Alabama at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN2 while Boston College at Boston State begins 3:40 p.m. on ESPN. Michigan meets Nebraska at 7 p.m.
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Bowl Glance 2005 06 From Associated Press
A condensed list of college bowl games from December 20 to January 1 with matchups, venues, and payouts. Notable games include LSU vs Miami in Atlanta, Texas Tech vs Alabama in the Cotton Bowl, and Ohio State vs Notre Dame in a Sugar Bowl branded matchup.
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Monday Night Football fades as ESPN takes over next season
The AP reports ABC ends a 36 year MNF run after a lackluster Pats Jets game. ESPN will pay 1.1 billion per year for eight years starting next season. The finale features Cosell, Meredith, Michaels and a montage of the show’s history, ending with Don Meredith’s party line.
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Faulk’s Ram Future Clouded After Loss to 49ers
St. Louis star Marshall Faulk, unused often behind Steven Jackson, hints at retirement amid a 24-20 home finale loss. Faulk, 12th season veteran with 267 rushing yards and 42 receptions, says future decisions hinge on team business and personal love of football, not immediate after a defeat.
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Duke Stays On Top In AP Top 25 Poll
Duke remains No 1 in the AP men's basketball poll after a light week with no changes at the top. Wisconsin debuts at No 24 and West Virginia returns at No 25 after a four week absence. Connecticut Villanova Memphis Florida and Illinois hold positions two through six as Tennessee and Iowa drop out.
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Palmer may rest as Bengals seek playoff bid at Chiefs
Cincinnati may rest injured Pro Bowl quarterback Carson Palmer as the AFC North champion Bengals visit Kansas City in a game lacking significance for them. Coach Marvin Lewis will weigh Palmer's groin strain and Deltha O Neal knee issue while aiming to balance health and a possible playoff run.
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