Bowl schedule fragment lists multiple matchups and times
A fragmented list shows college bowl game pairings with locations and networks. Teams include Hocage Bowl at Atlante St, Grambling State, Tennessee vs Virginia Tech, San Colorado State, Michigan, Texas, North Carolina, with various kickoff times and channels like ESPN TBS CBS ESPN.
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Atlante S.C. St
Grambling State
Guinenville
Fla
Tennessee
Virginia Tech
San Colorado State
Michigan
Alel Paso
Texas
North Carolina
CBS
National Basketball League Injury Moves and Signings
Nets place Sean Higgins on injured list and activate Chris Childs. Knicks place Charles Oakley on injured list and activate Doug Christie. Bengals promote Tim Krumr, Broncos confirm Charlie Waters resignation. Packers place Marcus Wilson on injured reserve and sign Keith Crawford and Jonathan Kirkey. Jaguars reach deals with multiple players including Carthen Freeman Mason Boykin Simmons Siever Etheridge.
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Eenday
Associated Press
National Basketball Association
NEW Jersey Nets
Sean Higgins
Chris Childs
NEW York Knicks
Charles Oakley
Doug Christie
Cincinnati Bengals
Tim Krumr
Denver Broncos
Charlie Waters
Green Bay Packers
Marcus Wilson
Keith Crawford
Jonathan Kirkeey
Jacksonville Jags
Jason Carthen
Reggie Freeman
Andy Mason
Deral Boykin
Marcello Simmons
Paul Siever
Carlos Etheridge
Unhappy Endings: Coaches With 200 Wins in Bowl Records
List of coaches with 200 plus career wins and bowl records. Pop Warmer shows 319 wins with 1 win, 2 losses, 1 tie. Bo Schembechler 234 wins at 12 losses in bowls. LaVell Edwards 206 wins with 5 12 1 in bowls. Hayden Fry 208 wins with 5 4 1 in bowls. Vince Dooley 201 wins with 8 10 2 in bowls. Notes LA coaches exceed 200 career wins.
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Pop Warmer
Bo Schembechler
LaVell Edwards
Hayden Fry
Vince Dooley
KWGA honored leader Foulks as she steps down
Ottawan June Foulks concludes a 23 year KWGA tenure including two long presidencies 1972 1974 and 1992 1994 after guiding growth to over 5000 members and 164 clubs She helped establish a scholarship fund and praised the organization and its junior program while noting the need for teens to take up golf and the beauty of every course she played.
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Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Ottawan
June Foulks
Foulks
KWGA
Kansas
United States
Maggie Giesenhagen
United States Golf Association
Chiefs seek pressure to challenge Marino in playoff rematch
KC faces the Dolphins after a 45-28 loss in December. Neal Smith and Derrick Thomas vow to increase the rush as Dan Marino again tests an improved Chiefs defense. Coach Marty Schottenheimer notes the difficulty of pressuring Marino behind an outstanding Miami line. The rematch is framed as a playoff test rather than revenge.
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Ansas City
Dan Marino
Kansas City Chiefs
Miami
Marino
Smith
Derrick Thomas
Dolphins
Ron Heller
Bowens earns 1994 Defensive Rookie honor for Dolphins
Miami defensive tackle Tim Bowens, noted for anchoring the run defense, won the AP Defensive Rookie of the Year with 41 of 98 votes. The Dolphins, who posted a team record by allowing 89.4 rushing yards per game, clinched the AFC East as Bowens helped stop Barry Sanders. Bowens credited Shula and added the unit grew stronger with his presence.
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Sami
Miami Dolphins
Associated Press
Tim Bowens
Dolphins
Bowens
Antonio Langham
Cleveland
Bryant Young
San Francisco
Miami
Barry Sanders
Detpit
Don Shula
Faulk named top rookie in AP Offensive Rookie vote
New York AP report says Marshall Faulk led the nationwide panel with 96 of 98 votes for the 1994 Offensive Rookie of the Year after rushing 1282 yards and scoring 11 touchdowns for the Indianapolis Colts. One vote went to Errich Rhett, with Heath Shuler also noted in the discussion. Bowens and Wilkinson are mentioned by coach Joe Greene as top prospects Miami and Mississippi connections.
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NEW York
Marshall Faulk
Associated Press
Faulk
Indianapolis Colts
Tampa Bay
Errich Rhett
Washington
Heath
Shuler
Bowens
Mississippi
Miami
Joe Greene
Dan Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Greene
KSU football top Kansas sports story of 1994
Kansas State football led state sports rankings by not having Bill Snyder named Big Eight coach of the year despite a 9-2 season and Aloha Bowl invite. Gene Budig, Kansas Chancellor, rose to AL president amid MLB strike. Kansas basketball and Derby win headlines follow, with KSU football and basketball rebuilding amid coaching changes and standout players.
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Ansas City
Kansas State
Bill Snyder
Kansas
Associated Press
Wildcats
Wildcat
Snyder
Gene Budig
Jayhawks
Glenn Robinson
Purdue
Charlotte
N.C
Derby
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Glen Mason
Mason
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A&m
Anaheim
Calif
Utah
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Greg Mast
Herald
Heller
Thomas
Ale Pty Atri
Via
Ralph Young
Chiefs
Los Angeles Raider
Jeff Hostetler
KSU
Bled
Dana Altman
Creighton
Tom Asbury
Pepperdine
Raef LaFrentz
Monona
Iowa
Hutchinson
Three Rivers
Missouri
Askia Jones
Fresno State
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