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Ravens 24 Jets 10. Dolphins 13 Bills 7. Saints 19 Panthers 14. Steelers 17 Bears 12. Bengals 34 Lions 28 OT. Jaguars 21 Chiefs 16. Vikings 38 Rams 31. Falcons 17 Eagles 12. Chargers 13 Oilers 7. Packers 23 Bucs 15. Seahawks 33 Cardinals 14. Broncos 42 Cowboys 23. Raiders 20 Giants 17. Patriots 29 Colts 6. 49ers at Redskins 8:20 p.m.
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Florida State slips from No.2 to No.11 in AP poll
Florida State dropped from No. 2 to No. 11 after a 24 7 loss to North Carolina. Notre Dame and Michigan and Arizona State also fell out of the AP Top 25. The shift marks the Seminoles lowest ranking since November 1990.
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Sosa ties McGwire with No. 62 in dramatic Cubs win
Sammy Sosa tied Mark McGwire with 62 homers after a pair of 480 foot blasts at Wrigley Field, lifting the Cubs to an 11 10 10 inning victory over Milwaukee. He received emotional curtain calls as fans littered the field and praised his MVP run this season.
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Rafter defeats Philippoussis to win U S Open title
Patrick Rafter bested Mark Philippoussis in an all Australian final 6 3 3 6 2 6 0 at the U S Open. The third seed impressed with speed and accuracy, earning $700000 and rising to world No 2 behind Pete Sampras after a six game stretch to close the match.
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Nehlen says Maryland looked great in loss to Virginia
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen praised Maryland after their 31 19 defeat at Virginia noting they outplayed the Cavaliers except for turnovers. He said Maryland could have won and expects a tough test when they visit Mountaineer Field. He also cited Syracuse Virginia Tech and Miami road wins as boosts for the Big East and noted Brock Holland and Charlton Forbes likely to play after rest.
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Burton Edges Gordon In Exide 400 At Richmond
Jeff Burton of South Boston Virginia wins the Exide 400 at Richmond International Raceway holding off Jeff Gordon by 0.051 seconds. Gordon challenged late as Burton claimed his fifth career Cup victory and second of the season in a clean hard fought finish watched by 103000 fans. Burton rises to fifth in the points with his fifth straight top five as he eyes more wins to challenge Gordon’s dominance.
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