Weekend college basketball and NFL football schedule highlights
A busy weekend slate features Kentucky at Louisville 11 a.m. on ESPN and Oklahoma at Mississippi State noon on FSN. Georgia visits Virginia at 1 p.m. on Ch.5, with Michigan at UCLA 1 p.m. on Ch.7 and Texas Tech at Minnesota 1 p.m. on ESPN. Colorado hosts Charlotte 1:30 p.m. on ESPN2, Kansas at California 2:30 p.m. on ABC, Indiana at Temple 1 p.m. ESPN, Illinois at Memphis 5 p.m. ESPN2. In NFL action, Philadelphia visits New York at 12:30 p.m. on CBS, Atlanta plays Cleveland at noon on Ch.4, Miami hosts New England noon on CBS, and Arizona at Denver 3:15 p.m. on Ch.4. NHL games include New York Rangers at Tampa Bay 5 p.m. on ESPN2, Columbus at St. Louis 7 p.m. on FEN, and Detroit at Dallas 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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Bowl Schedule Includes Alamo and Peach Bowls
A list of college bowl games with matchups and times across December 28 to December 31. Notable games include Colorado versus Wisconsin in the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio and Maryland facing Tennessee in the Peach Bowl. Includes venues like Charlotte Idaho and Nashville with ESPN coverage.
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Maryland Wins First NCAA Title in 64-52 Victory Over Indiana
Maryland clinched its first national championship by beating Indiana 64-52 at the Georgia Dome. Final Four MVP Juan Dixon led with 18 points and five steals as Gary Williams smiled for the first time in years. Police on horseback dispersed revelers after the win, with 15 arrests on various charges. Duke star Jason Williams earned AP Player of the Year and first-team All-America honors.
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Cornhuskers End 40-Year Winning Season Streak
In Shreveport, Ole Miss beats Nebraska 27-23 in the Independence Bowl as Eli Manning throws for 313 yards and a score. Nebraska’s lone TD came on Jammal Lord to Matt Hernan, with DeJuan Grace returning a punt for a tally.
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Roberson Leads wild Holiday Bowl rally for K State
Kansas State nips Arizona State 34-27 as Eli Roberson rallies the sixth ranked Wildcats with three fourth quarter TDs including a 10 yard pass to Derrick Evans with 1:15 left. Roberson adds two sneaks and a 32 yard run in a dramatic finish. Terence Newman sets up the final score with a 34 yard punt return.
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