College Bowl Schedule Recap From Las Vegas To Honolulu
Associated Press lists college bowl matchups across December 25 to January 24 with numerous teams: North Carolina, San Diego State, Marshall, Louisville, Colorado, Oregon, Missouri, West Virginia, NC State, Miami, Kansas State, Purdue, Idaho, Southern Miss, Nebraska, Arizona, Brigham Young, Tulane, USC, Texas Christian, Penn State, Kentucky, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, Michigan, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Texas, Wisconsin, UCLA, Texas A&M, Ohio State, Syracuse, Florida, Tennessee, Florida State, Stanford, East West Shrine, Senior, Hula bowls among others.
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College Basketball Scores by Region and Matches
East region results include Rober Morris 91 Brown 59 Campbell 75 N C Asheville 68 OT East Carolina 75 Francis Marion 65 George Mason 72 Sacred Heart 51 Georgia 73 Long Island U 59 Georgia St 72 N Carolina A T 51 Lamar 72 Nicholls St 56 Ohio U 94 Cent Florida 66 Richmond 76 Florida Atlantic 65 SE Louisiana 90 McNeese St 84 Southern Miss 60 Memphis 54 Southern U 92 Texas A M 68 Tulane 86 Hartford 63 Midwest Alcorn St 58 Ind-Par-Indeis 53 Butler 56 Idaho St 44 Kansas St 67 Saint Louis 63 S Illinois 70 SE Missouri 49 Wright St 75 Chicago St 56 South region Gonzaga 74 Texas Pan American 73 Texas Arlington 125 Sam Houston 51 129 3OT Far West Cent Connecticut St 76 Buffalo 74 Denver 57 Dartmouth 55 Old Dominion 80 Hawaii Hilo 60 Oregon 87 St Martins 67 UNLY 85 Utah 63 Uigh 63 Wake Forest 45
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KSU Fans Pack Freeman Coliseum for Wildcat Pep Rally
More than 11,000 KSU fans filled Freeman Coliseum on Monday to rally support for the Wildcats before their game with Purdue. Vendors reported strong early sales and orderly crowds as fans expressed mixed emotions after a loss to Texas A&M and assignment to the Alamo Bowl.
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Kansas State Rally, San Antonio Fans Back 11-0 Wildcats
A Kansas State rally in San Antonio drew up to 30,000 fans led by the marching band to celebrate an 11-0 regular season and key wins. Governor Bill Graves Senator Pat Roberts and KS State officials praised the team as players met supporters after practice as coach Bill Snyder spoke and captains voiced thanks.
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Williamsburg star Lee Driver earns Shrine Bowl invitation
Williamsburg Panther senior Lee Driver earned a Shrine Bowl selection after a 10-1 playoff run. Coach Chuck Lee lauds Driver as an elite 8-man player, noting his 1,800 rushing yards, 37 touchdowns, 14 two point conversions, 310 points, and versatility as a runner receiver and returner.
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Kansas State Edges Saint Louis In Close Contest
Kansas State rallied in the second half to beat Saint Louis 67-63, ending SLU's bid to upset another ranked rival. Key late plays from Cortez Groves and Ayanne May sparked a 9-0 run, with May forcing a crucial steal and layup to tie the game and Groves delivering a late 3 for a 66-61 lead. Tony Kitt led K State with nine points and 16 rebounds as the Wildcats extended their win streak to seven. Saint Louis, led by Dave Fergerson's driving 61-57 lead late, fell short despite a strong push.
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Five NFL coaches fired day after final games
Five NFL coaches were dismissed within 24 hours of the season ending, Ray Rhodes of Philadelphia Dom Capers of Carolina Ted Marchibroda of Baltimore Dave Wannstedt of Chicago and Dennis Erickson of Seattle. The move, seen as a one day purge, leaves multiple vacancies as teams retool for 1996.
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Dom Capers
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Dennis Erickson
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Hornets Trio Tops Pioneers In 108 43 Victory
Emporia State and MidAmerica Nazarene fielded six former all state players on Monday at White Auditorium. Emily Bloss led the Lady Hornets with 14 points as they crushed NAIA Lady Pioneers 108 to 43.
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