Georgia Tech No 1 in poll despite unbeaten status
Tom Leo ranks Georgia Tech No 1 in a hypothetical playoff era, arguing the Yellowjackets are the only undefeated major college team. Colorado, Texas, Penn State, Notre Dame, and Miami follow with several losses and mixed resumes shaping a plausible top six. He calls for a playoff to crown the national champion, and sketches a compact eight-team bracket ending with a New Year’s Day title game.
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Debating Playoffs Over Bowls In College Football
The author argues for replacing bowls with a playoff system in Division I football. They favor a bracket of top teams chosen by coaches, using strength of schedule metrics akin to NCAA basketball seeding, with early January games and rotation among bowls for venues.
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Arizona Voters Reject MLK State Holiday Amid Sports Fallout
Voters in Arizona rejected a proposal to create a MLK Day state holiday triggering a swirl of sports controversy. The NFL moved the 1994 Super Bowl out of the state while Fiesta Bowl and NCAA actions suggest a cooling of events there. Questions arise over whether sports bodies should involve themselves in political matters and what the implications mean for future events in Arizona.
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Score cards set to be largest baseball release to date
Score plots a two series release totaling 893 player cards with 441 in Series 1 in January and 452 in Series 2 by late March. The set includes 110 rookies, Dream Team and No Hit subsets, 25 first round picks such as Todd Van Poppel and Chipper Jones, plus special subsets like The Franchise and Master Blasters.
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Mark Langston
Mike Witt
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Dave Stewart
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Randy Johnson
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