Giants and Browns collide in late NFL clash summary
Giants beat Browns 20 3 with Chubb 1 yard run and Gano 39 yard field goal in fourth. Cleveland led 3 0 at halftime with Hooper and Landry scoring. Mayfield 297 yards, McCoy 221 for Giants. Final stats show Giants 27 of 32 completions, Browns 19 of 31.
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College Football Bowl Glance for December 21–23, 2020
College football bowl schedule highlights several games from December 21 to 23. Appalachian State routed North Texas 56 to 28 in Myrtle Beach Bowling, while Tulane faced Nevada, UCF met BYU, Louisiana Tech played Georgia Southern, and Memphis took on FAU in other ESPN telecasted bowls.
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College Basketball Scores and NBA NFL moves listed
A long list of college basketball results from Monday with teams and scores across many matchups, plus notes on NBA free agency actions, NFL roster moves, and MLS signings. Notable games include Bryant 93 over UMass 88 and FAU 107 over Florida College 72. Other items cover contract decisions for teams like the Bucks, Hawks, Cardinals, Ravens, and Jaguars.
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Evening sports on TV schedule highlights college hoops and bowls
A dense TV grid lists NCAA games across channels from 2 p.m. to 12:25 p.m. including Nebraska at Purdue, UCLA at Oregon, Xavier at Creighton, Rutgers at Ohio State, Georgetown at Seton Hall, Northwestern State at Washington State, Providence at Butler, Illinois at Penn State, Villanova at Marquette, Western Illinois at DePaul, New Mexico at Boise State, plus NBA doubleheaders Boston at Milwaukee and Dallas at Phoenix. Also Serie A Inter Milan at Verona and Copa do Brasil Sao Paulo at Gremio slated with bowls Memphis vs Florida Atlantic.
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UNC Players Earn All-ACC Honors In Lopsided Season Summary
Running back Javonte Carter from Navarre Florida posted 1 245 rushing yards and nine touchdowns with 7 98 yards per carry to surpass a 1946 school mark. Wide receiver Dazz Newsome from Charlotte led UNC with 1 099 receiving yards and eight TDs, earning unanimous All-ACC recognition. Linebacker Chazz Surratt from Denver North Carolina anchored defense with 91 tackles and 6 sacks, capping a five season rise from quarterback to pro prospect and announcing NFL draft plans. Carter ends career with 3 404 rushing yards, fourth in school history, while Newsome finishes with 123 receptions and 2 306 career receiving yards. Surratt will forgo the bowl game to pursue the NFL draft.
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