College Sports on TV Air Times Schedule
ESPN-Northwestern at Penn St and Illinois at Maryland lead college basketball lineup with games on ESPN networks. ESPNU covers Kent St at Texas and SMU at Memphis. ESPN2 features Michigan St at Minnesota. College football bowl games include Heart of Dallas, Holiday, and Cactus Bowls with Army North Texas, Temple Wake Forest, and Boise State Baylor. NBCSN shows Big Bash League cricket and Harlequins versus Gloucester rugby. Premier League soccer features Stoke City versus Ivernaac.
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Week of NFL and Bowls Action Highlights
A chaotic list of NFL results and upcoming bowls shows multiple game scores and lineups. Notable outputs include Giants and Jets wins, various Sunday and Monday results, and a long slate of January bowls with teams like Grambling State Texas-New Mexico Bowls and Sun Belt participants.
Poe Corn Invitational Basketball Tournament Returns to Roswell
The Sunrise Optimist Club Poe Corn Invitational begins Wednesday with 6 p.m. games at Roswell High and Goddard. Roswell hosts Bloomfield and Aztec at 7 30 p.m. while Artesia and Farmington duel at GHS. Belen faces Los Alamos at RHS. Corn’s athletic philosophy frames the event.
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Miami Defeats Mississippi State on Late Kick in St Petersburg
Miami RedHawks top Mississippi State 26 23 as James Gardner and Ryan Smith catch TD passes and a late kick is blocked with five seconds left. Gardner finishes with 45 receptions for 750 yards and six TDs while Mississippi State's Luke Flynn leads the offense.
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Bow Games and Scores Pack Fort Worth to Dallas
A dense scoreboard roundup lists college bowls including Army vs North Texas and Wake Forest vs Temple, with multiple other matchups and timing notes. Professional NBA results feature Boston Chicago and LA games with late schedule results.
Cowboys rally as Elliott leads rookie milestone night
Stafford throws a 1 yard score but Dallas wins with Prescott tying a rookie era record at 13. Bryant nets 66th career TD as Elliott climbs to third on rookie rushing list. Injuries hit Dallas DL while Lions prepare for Green Bay and Cowboys travel to Philadelphia.
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Rockets pull away as Capela exits with injury
Houston leads Phoenix by 24 at halftime and stays ahead after Capela leaves with a left fibula fracture. Harrell steps in with 14 points during the win while Bledsoe tops Suns with 24 and Knight 21 off the bench.
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Historic NFL and college football milestones across decades
A condensed timeline notes notable games and achievements from 1953 to 2008. It covers the Lions and Browns NFL title duel in 1953, Colts’ 1959 upset over the Giants, 1964 Browns’ 27-0 win, Archie Griffin’s 1974 Heisman, Steve Largent’s receptions record in 1987, Sakic’s 1000th point in 1999, Lemieux’s 2000 comeback, 2005 ASU vs Rutgers bowl record, and pat White’s 2008 college exploits.
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Rudy Carpenter
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Bowl glory and historic NFL milestones collide this era
A montage of three notable football feats spans college and pro play. West Virginia tops North Carolina 31 30 in the Meineke Bowl with a MVP quarterback finishing a perfect postseason run. Brad Smith returns a kickoff 106 yards for the Jets in a win over the Colts ending Indianapolis perfect season bid. Terrell Owens joins 1,000 career receptions landmark as Peyton Manning nears 0 000 yard club.
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Multiple NFL NBA NHL and college coaching and roster moves
National Basketball Association Memphis Grizzlies assigned Troy Williams to Iowa NBADL. Chicago Bears waived Cornelius Edison. Cincinnati Bengals placed Tyler Eifert and Clint Boling on injured reserve. Dallas Cowboys waived Zach Moore and activated Randy Gregory. Colorado Avalanche recalled Jeremy Smith and Kent Simpson. Dallas Stars recalled Jason Dickinson and placed Antoine Rousse on IR. Pittsburgh Penguins extended coach Mike Sullivan. Tampa Bay Lightning reassigned Cory Conacher Erik Condra Tanner Richards to Syracuse. ECHL suspended Colorado, Florida, Atlanta, and Quad City players. Carson Newman named Simon Duffy women’s soccer coach Clayton State named Jimmy Baxter. Maryland ruled Shane Cockerille ineligible for Quick Lane Bowl. UConn fired Bob Diaco.
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Davis leads Pelicans past Mavericks in late rally
Anthony Davis scored 28 points and 16 rebounds, including six in the final 2:12, as the New Orleans Pelicans beat the Dallas Mavericks 111-104. Langston Galloway hit all five of his 3-pointers for 17 points, while Davis sealed the win with key free throws and a late block.
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