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On the air college basketball includes George Washington at Texas at p.m. and Binghamton at Kansas at 7 p.m. Chs. College football features Michigan State versus Nebraska at 8 p.m. ESPN. NHL has St. Louis at Columbus at 6 p.m. FSN. Navy faces Texas Tech at 3:30 p.m. ESPN. Washington State versus Texas at 7 p.m. UCLA versus Fresno State at 9:30 p.m. ESPN2. MHL Philadelphia at St. Louis at 7 p.m. FSM.
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Virginia plans a 23 to 16 result against Pittsburgh while Monsey hosts a December 29 event. Michigan State faces Nebraska at 8 PM, Navy and Texas Tech also game times listed. USC San Jose State and UCLA feature later matchups. Mississippi and Oregon appear among other teams in the scattered schedule.
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Chiefs clinch records in 31 3 win over Bears
Kansas City defeated Chicago 31 3 as Priest Holmes ran for two touchdowns to set NFL single season rushing and overall TD marks. The defense sacked three times and intercepted twice, while Rex Grossman left with an injury. Larry Johnson added a fourth quarter TD for KC, who secure a divisional playoff bye.
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Packers Clinch Final NFL Playoff Berth After Cardinals Lose
Green Bay earns the NFC North title and hosts Seattle after Arizona’s 18 17 loss to Minnesota. Seattle and Baltimore also secure playoff spots while Dallas drops to sixth seed. Indianapolis wins AFC South as St Louis and Philadelphia secure home field. San Diego takes top draft pick.
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Braves seek to shore up weak spots during break
Ottawa University men s basketball coach Andy Carrier aims to improve points allowed rebounding and field goal shooting as the Braves begin the second semester. After a rough first half they went 2 2 in conference play and will use extra practice time to refine the game plan and roles for a more consistent effort.
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Husker Assistant Back Pelini Gains Player Support in Bowl Prep
In San Antonio, Nebraska players and defensive backs coach Marvin Sanders rally behind interim coach Bo Pelini as a strong candidate for the permanent role. Pelini has shown composure since taking over after Frank Solich's firing on November 29, and says he has spoken with Solich on a personal level. A campus pregame tension surfaces as Nebraska and Michigan State exchange heated words at a dinner event, with Spartans accusing the Huskers of disrespect and both sides primed for the bowl game.
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