Colts Rally Past Chiefs to End Losing Streak
Peyton Manning rebounded from a slow start to throw for 201 yards and two touchdowns as the Colts beat the Kansas City Chiefs 35-28 in Kansas City. Edgerrin James surged after a quiet first quarter, while Dominic Rhodes added an 88 yard kickoff return and a 77 yard TD run. The Chiefs fell to 1-6, dropping their fourth straight with Idrees Bashir sealing the end zone interception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peyton Manning
Edgerrin James
Manning
Indianapolis Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
James
Dominic Rhodes
Colts
Rhodes
Marvin Harrison
Chiefs
Larry Parker
Idrees Bashir
Trent Green
Mike Vanderjagt
Marcus Pollard
Peterson
Ind—Rhodes
Vanderjag
Kc—Gonzalez
Green
Gre
Ind
Vanderjagt
ind—Harrison
Manning James
Kc—Parker
Toronto
Mountiin View
Atlanta
Pine Mountain
Greens Bares
Vijay Singh
Cleveland
Geoff Ogilvy
AIA
San Antonio
Lancaster
Dallas
Mark O'Meara
Utah NY. Islanders
Jose Coceres
Houston
Shaun Micheel
Memphis
NY. Rangers
J.L. Lewis
Denver
Carlos Franco
Philadelphia
David Duval
New Jersey
Clippers
John Riegger
Chris DiMarco
Jeff Maggert
Portland
Harrison Fraza
Golden State Toronto
Montreal
Indianapolis
Lakers
Gaillardia Golf & Country Club
Holmes
Richardson
Oklahoma City
Boston
Parker
Tampa Bay
Chicago
Harrison
Bob Gilder
Sacramento
Wayne
Dilger
Pollard Tom Kite
Simmons
Jim Ahern
Washington
Minnis
Gonzalez
Bruce Summerhays
Orlando
John Bland
New York
Ricks
Dunn
Tom Jenkins
Phoenix
Golden State
Omar
C.thomas
Jose Maria Canizares
Utah
Seattle
St.Louis
Vander
Jagt
Gil Morgan
Milwaukee
L.A. Lakers
John Schroeder
Vicente Fernandez
Los Ange
Minnesota
Les
Vancouver
Jim Thorpe
Hale Irwin
Stewart Ginn
San Jose
Mike McCullough
Anaheim
Allen Doyle
L.A
Los Angeles
Ed Dougherty
Dana Quigley
Neemee
Tetex
Hugh Baiocchi
Gary McCord
Eonard Thompson
Libby Gilbert
Jim Dent
Seve Easels
Sega
Jim Albus
Rocky Thompson
Wait Morgan
GeWitt Weaver
JC. Snead
Jim Colbert
Jimmy Powell
Dale Douglass
Like Hill
George Archer
Ferry Hill
Don Bies
UNM and Air Force renew heated Mountain West clash
In Albuquerque, Air Force and New Mexico gear up for a fierce border showdown. Rivalry dates back to 1998 and 1999 incidents, with Lobos coach Rocky Long noting lingering resentment as both teams seek momentum and bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Air Force
New Mexico
Miami
Florida State
UCLA
USC
Falcons
Lobos
Rocky Long
Colorado Springs
Long
Officer Eyes unbeaten run in Breeders Cup Juvenile
Trainer Bob Baffert hopes Officer remains undefeated as he headlines the Breeders Cup Juvenile at Belmont Park. The 3-year-old has won the Del Mar Futurity and the Champagne after Point Given's retirement, setting the stage for a major confrontation in the 11-16 mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Baffert
Officer
Point Given
Belmont Park
Baffert
del Mar
Mayfield routs Los Lunas 42 to 0 in NM prep score
Mayfield overwhelms Los Lunas 42 to 0 as ind Rhodes returns and Vanderjagt adds a field goal. Green connects on several passes to Parker and Gonzalez while Manning finds Harrison for a key score. Vanderjagt nails multiple kicks and the defense stifles the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Los Lunas
Scoreboard recap from a rodeo and football mix
Kappy Allen of Austin Texas ran 12.64 in a bull riding event tied with Jason McClain of Kiowa Colorado and Jesse Bail of Camp Crook for top prize at $3,500 each. Rob Bell of Water Valley Alberta placed third with 84 points earning $2,000 while Lee Akin of Weatherford Oklahoma finished fourth with 82 points earning $1,000. In the NFL game the Colts defeated the Chiefs 35 28 after a late Manning pass and Van Omagi kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappy Allen
Austin
Texas
Jason McClain
Kiowa
Colo
Jesse Bail
Camp Crook
ProRodeo Tour results and scattered sports scores
Results from the PRCA Copenhagen Cup Finale include bareback riding steer wrestling team roping saddle bronc riding calf roping and event finalists with top cash prizes. Also shows a roundup of hockey basketball football and college games with several late schedule notes and line scores.
Aggies Seek Fourth straight win at Middle Tennessee
New Mexico State, 3-4 overall and 2-0 in the Sun Belt, eyes a four game run against Middle Tennessee at Johnny Red Floyd Stadium in Murfreesboro. Kickoff 1 p.m. MDT. A win would boost their title hopes and fuel bowl talk, though coach Tony Samuel remains focused on the upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAS Cruces
New Mexico State
Aggies
Middle Tennessee
Johnny “Red” Floyd
Murfreesboro
NMSU
Blue Raiders
Tony Samuel
Samuel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duane Clemons
Eric Hicks
Todd Peterson
Arrowhead Stadium
UNM
Bertrando
P.m
Mussina
Pettitte
Arizona
Schilling
Johnson
Anderson
O.hernandez
Clemens
New England
N.Y. Jets
Buffalo
Cleveland Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Tessee
Oakland
San Diego
Denver - A
Phila
West Virginia
West Virginias
Sievers
Ranh
Quarles
Dorsey
Siev
Siever
Mia—Portis
St. Louis
Mia—Gore
San Francisco
New Rh
Mia—Johnson
Carolina
Mig “Gere
Blowery
New Orleans
Green Bay
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
South Miami
Midwest
Ndianapolis
Kansas
Id “Guard
Vanom
Paterson
Cobourne
Rego
Lewis
Wilson
Smith
Gore
Portis
Davenport
Payton
Basketball Association
Crudup
Jones
Wol Pet GB
Swindall
Abraham
Henderson
Mian Johnson
Shockey
Sands
Winslow
Beard
Geathers
Cobra
Mami Ceaianeets Ee
San LaJeunesse
Morgan
Pete Dawkins
Weatherford
Eric Swenson
Bonham
Bobby Mote
Redmond
Ore
Rope Myers
Van
Charles Harris
Modesto
Calif
Sean Mulligan
Rock Springs
Wyo
Preston Dgloe
Williston
N.C
Richard Eiguren
Jordan Valley
B.J. Campbell
Benton City
Wash
Frank Graves
Poplarville
Monty Joe Petska
Turlock
Kevin Stewart
Glen Ree
Martin Lucero
Stephenville
Teas
Charles Pogue
Ringling
Okla
Britt Bockius
Claremore
Scott Johnston
Gustine
Glen O'Neill
Water Valley
Alberta
Rod Warren
Big Valley
Jess Martin
Dillon
Mont
K.C. Jones
Santo
Trent Walls
Ricky Hyde
Mount Vernon
Ark
Brent Lews
Pinon
Straw Smith
Tellas
Addington
Oka
Delores Toole
Manter
Kan
Charmayne James
Athens
Detroit
Edmonton
Florida
Columbus
Ottawa
N.Y. Rangers
Jose
Nashville Mary
Colorado
Rangers
Poston
A. Jose
Anders
Ta &Atsburgh
New Mexico Military Institute Colts
Lovington
Las Vegas
Nascar
Busch Roswell High
Goddard High
Avon
RHS
GHS
Tournaent
Enchanted Lands Park
NMMI
Old Roswell
Nmmi Broncos
Snow College
Colt Field
Gateway Christian
Floyd
Moriarty
Hadieioadh
Onate
de Bremond Stadium
Albuquerque Academy
Checker Auto Parts
Avondale
Ariz
Oklahoma
Nebraska
ESPN
ESPN2
Foxssw
Rice
Louisi Tech
KBIM
Colorado St
Koat
Stanford
New Mexi
P.m. Foxssw
Oklahoma St
Mississippi
Louisiana St
Arizona St
Neekend Sportswatch
Georgia
PGA
Buick Chal
Bronco McKart
Alex Lenge
Binema
Temecula
Fresno St
Hawaii
CNBC
Gaillardia
Am. Ve Gute Foxssw
Madrid
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Annor
Wade Boggs
Chicago Cubs
Larry Schild
NEW York Mets
Jack Bowen
Fred Wright
Atlantic Long Island Ducks
Mike Cleary
Jeff Lynch
Kerry Loy
Ron Vari
Ee Norgee Duluth- Su
Lisar Dukes
Matt Koziara
Sioux Falls
Pt . Kasa
Chee Sams Tba
Chicago Bulls
Michael Ruffin
Cleveland Cavaliers
Reggie Slater
Detroit Pistons
Reggie
Houston Rockets
Damon Jones
Darren Kelly
Tke Nwankwo
MIAMI _HEAT
Rodney Buford
Kimani Ffriend
Mike James
Milwaukee Bucks
Anthony Mason
Minnesota Timberwolves
Bill Curley
NEW Jersey Nets
Donny “Marshall
Stew Toodrich
USAH
Rusty LaRue
Randy Livingston
Washington Wizards
Shelly Clark
National Football League
NFL
Rodney Harrison
Eddie Kennison
Arizona Cardinals
National Basketball Associa
Andy Bowers
Charlotte Hornets
DT Joh
George Lynch
Robert Traylor
Jerome Browning
Jaime Moise
Chris Porter
Trone Williams
Shin
Derrick Coleman
Charlotte
Minnesota Vikings
Jeego Cummings
Corie Biount
Nate Jacquet
Antonio Wilson
Cedric
NEW York Giants
Kole Henderson
Ayi
Clarence LeBlanc