Eagles Dominate 49ers 38-17 On Monday Night
Eagles backup Roy Detmer threw for 227 yards two TDs and ran for a score before a dislocated left elbow sidelined him. A.J. Feeley replaced Detmer and connected with Chad Lewis for a TD as Philadelphia built a big early lead. Terrell Owens had 166 receiving yards and two TDs in the win over San Francisco, while Donovan McNabb was out with a broken ankle. The Eagles improved to 8-3 while San Francisco fell to 7-4 leading the NFC West. Detmer exited late in the third quarter as Brian Mitchell returned a punt for 76 yards and the defense held firm.
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Texas A&M mourns Brandon Fails amid team shock
Texas A M players and staff mourn the death of Brandon Fails after a college-age tragedy. Coach R C Slocum expressed sorrow as parents arrived from Fort Worth. Fails had appeared in limited play this season and is the third Aggies player to die under Slocum, following Terry Nichols in 2000 and James Glenn in 1991.
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Ravens Promote Ozzie Newsome To GM And Exec VP
Ozzie Newsome becomes the NFLs first black general manager and executive vice president of the Baltimore Ravens after signing a new five year deal. He previously served as senior vice president of football operations and will expand his duties as GM. Ravens owner Art Modell calls the move a fitting broadened role and a salute to his work on the Super Bowl team and ongoing transition.
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Sierra 8th girls rout Dexter Mid in season rematch
Sierra 8th grade girls beat Dexter Mid again 35 to 12 as Sam Matta led the Lady Eagles with 13 points and Lorena Ramos and Justine Ledesma added 6 each. SMS hosts Mountain View today.
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This Date in History Sports Highlights
AP Spotlight lists notable sports events on November 26 across years. Highlights include Boston College routing Holy Cross 76 to 0 in 1949 with Al Cannava rushing 229 yards, 1956 Ivanov winning Olympic single sculls in Melbourne, and 1994 Dallas Mavericks edging Denver 124 123 in overtime after a 25 point first half deficit.
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New Mexico Tops Northwestern State 60 56 In Close NCAA Action
Northwestern State stays within striking distance but falls 60 to 56 as New Mexico edges ahead in a low scoring game. Key contributors include Spencer and Lee for the Demons with limited scoring from the Colonels.
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