Controversial call lifts Eagles past Broncos 28 24
Eagles defeat Broncos 28 to 24 after referee Jim Tunney rules a punt hit Darren Carrington late in the fourth, with Dan Reeves disputing the call. Buddy Ryan defends the ruling as correct while Darren Carrington and Reeves differ on whether the ball touched him. Philadelphia recovers at the Denver 24, turning the drive into the winning sequence.
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Eagles fly past rivals with late rally in NFL rounds
Keith Byars scored his second rushing TD as Philadelphia rallied to beat foes at 6-2. Denver was battered by sacks and six turnovers. Raiders beat Redskins 37-24 as Washington coughed eight times. Bengals crushed Buccaneers 56-23 with Boomer Esiason tossing five TDs. Browns beat Oilers 28-17 in Central showdown. Bears topped Rams 20-10 behind Harbaugh. Bills routed Dolphins 31-17 as Thurman Thomas and Kinnebrew topped 100 yards. 49ers beat Jets 23-10 on Rice highlight. Saints edged Falcons 20-13. Packers outlasted Lions 23-20 in OT. Patriots beat Colts 23-20 in OT with Grogan big passing. Cardinals down Cowboys 19-10. Seahawks 10-7 over Chargers after late Krieg drive.
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Ottawa ends season with split over Benedictine and Baker
Ottawa University finishes the season with a split at Wilcox Field House, beating Benedictine 16 14 15 10 after losing the first game 15 12, then dropping to Baker 16 14 15 13 while Baker showed playoff poise. Dee Dee Lewis led OU with 29 kills as coach Patti Phillips praised team play and potential for next year.
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