Week 3 NFL results show multiple blowouts and close games
Vikings defeat Lions 29 to 6 and Rams top Bills 34 to 33. Chiefs beat Chargers 23 to 7. Patriots win 27 to 16 over Oilers. Dolphins 21, Steelers 0. Jets 44, Colts 6. Seahawks 24, Redskins 14. Buccaneers 27, Bears 15. Jaguars 24, Ravens 10. Broncos 34, Raiders 17. Eagles visit Cardinals late.
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Ripken’s 2632 game start streak ends in Yankees game
Cal Ripken Jr. pulls himself from the Orioles starting lineup ending a 2,632 game consecutive start streak dating back to May 30, 1982. He says the time is right and insists he is not hurt, with Ray Miller confirming he would not start.
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Nehlen praises WVU win but flags penalties and Terry loss
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen praised the 42-20 victory over Maryland while lamenting a stadium record 14 penalties for 141 yards and Nate Terry's dislocated clavicle sidelining him indefinitely. He questioned ACC officiating and noted Maryland held the ball far longer as WVU began substituting early after a large lead.
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McGwire pads total with 65th homer in win over Brewers
Mark McGwire hit his 65th homer to move two ahead of Sammy Sosa but an umpire ruled his 66th was fan-interfered and ruled out in the Cardinals 11 6 victory over Milwaukee. The call sparked protest and widespread debate over the ball reaching the stands.
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Dolphins blank Steelers 21 0 in rain soaked shutout
The Miami Dolphins overwhelmed Kordell Stewart s with relentless pressure and a stifling defense, stopping the Steelers 21 0 for Miami s first shutout in six seasons. Stewart threw three interceptions and completed 11 of 35 passes as Pittsburgh managed 219 total yards.
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Martin sets Dover track record in MBNA 400 win
Mark Martin dominated the MBNA Gold 400 at Dover Downs to set a track record with 380 laps led and a 2.036 second victory. Jeff Gordon finished second, extending his Winston Cup lead to 194 points with seven races left. Gordon called Martin's car the best all day, while Martin credited crew chief Jimmy Fennig and chassis man Shawn Parker for the dominant run.
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