NFL Playoff Results From January Weekend
Saturday games saw Washington beat Minnesota 24 to 0 and San Diego win 17 to 0 while Buffalo defeated Houston 41 to 38 and Philadelphia beat New Orleans 36 to 20 on Sunday. Upcoming divisional matchups include Buffalo at Pittsburgh and Washington at San Francisco with three more afternoon and evening games listed.
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Bowl scores wrap of major post season games
Friday’s bowls in Tampa Dallas Orlando Fort Lauderdale Tempe Pasadena Miami and New Orleans produced decisive results. Tennessee defeated Boston College 38 23 Notre Dame topped Texas A M 28 3 Georgia beat Ohio State 21 14 Stanford over Penn State 24 3 Syracuse edged Colorado 26 22 Michigan defeated Washington 38 31 Florida State beat Nebraska 27 14 Alabama downed Miami 34 13
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Chiefs Fall Hidden in Chargers Smothering Playoff Win
San Diego defense dominated Kansas City as the Chargers shut out the Chiefs 17-0 in the first round. Marion Butts sparked the game with a 54-yard run, while O'Neal and the defense pressured Dave Krieg into six sacks and a fumble. Humprhies and Carney contributed as the Chargers moved to 12-5 and prepared to face the Dolphins.
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Bills rally tops Texans in AFC playoff thriller
Buffalo overcame a 35 3 deficit to beat Houston 41 38 in overtime on Steve Christie s 32 yard field goal. Jim Kelly injured Thurman Thomas and others left early but Andre Reed led a heroic comeback and the Bills advance.
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Alabama Clinches Title As Fresno State Joins Final Poll
No. 1 Alabama won 34-13 over Miami sealing its national crown as the AP Top 25 final rankings reflect the bowl results. Fresno State enters the final poll at No. 24 after a 24-7 Freedom Bowl win over Southern Cal, while Hawaii Kansas Wake Forest rise and Penn State, Arizona, BYU and Southern Cal drop out.
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Late surge lifts OU men to 67-66 OT win over Christ College
Ottawa University freshman Cavazos Cummings tied the game with a last second jumper in overtime and scored after a Christ College technical foul. Cummings finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds as OU improved to 4-6 and hosts Bethel College next. Chaplin added 12 points and six assists while LeBlanc had 10 points and five assists.
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Witt Considers Olympic Comeback for Lillehammer
Berlin AP reports Katarina Witt two time Olympic figure skating champion hopes to return for the 1994 Winter Games in Lillehammer. The 27 year old said she thrives on a big mountain to climb and cited her Sarajevo 1984 and Calgary 1988 golds as past successes.
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