Notre Dame fires Willingham after three seasons
The Associated Press reports Notre Dame fires coach Willingham after a 6-7 season marked by upsets and inconsistencies. Athletic director Kevin White announced the decision, citing progress but not enough advancement toward elite status. Players, stunned, faced uncertainty about bowl plans and future coaching.
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BG Accepts Bid to GMAC Bowl
Bowling Green will play in the GMAC Bowl facing Memphis on December 22 in Mobile Alabama. Memphis (8-2) earns a return to a bowl after a two year drought while BG aims for back to back bowl appearances and continues a high scoring offense near 44 points per game. Boston College misses BCS chance after loss to Syracuse and shifts to the Continental Tire Bowl with North Carolina. Georgia, Florida State, Boise State, Navy, Marshall, Wyoming, and Virginia also have bowl placements or bids announced.
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Jacobs Leads MAC In Offensive Power And Season Rise
The MAC's top performers include Marshalls Jonathan God and Morons J. Brooktart as standout defenders and ball handlers. The season highlights feature Aron Frye claiming SEAC leadership honors, Ryne Robben as top preeventual, and a senior from Jacksonville breaking MAC records with conference wins. A Nov 3 comeback win over Marshall fuels the narrative as Brookfort steers Oss to the MAG save, with Givens and Givens delivering key runs and touchdowns in a high output campaign.
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Browns bid farewell to Davis after rocky four seasons
Cleveland sports staff recounts the end of Butch Davis era as head coach. Owner Randy Lerner, president John Collins, and players express mixed relief while Davis exits amid 24 wins and 35 losses and a single playoff appearance. The Browns position as Lerner’s team, ready to seek new leadership.
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Browns face rebuild after 2002 season collapse and upheaval
Browns players and owner Randy Lerner held an early morning meeting to discuss governance and the interim replacement for coach Terry Rubiskie after a 4-7 finish in 2002. Daylon McCutcheon and Andra Davis stressed winning now as fronts shift to bring in a general manager and change the football operation.
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Robiskie Named Interim Browns Coach To Finish Season
Lern er chose Robiskie over defensive coordinator Campa to lead the Browns for the last five games. Robiskie, a former NFL running back, aims to restore the team’s momentum and may become fulltime head coach. He promotes Rob Chudzinski to offensive coordinator and weighs quarterback options while stressing wins for Cleveland and its fans.
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Browns overhaul looms as Lerner plans credentialed staff
Chronicle-Journal sports columnist Jan Coughlin notes Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell Lerner outlines a hire strategy favoring a credentialed general manager then a head coach, sidelining past regimes. He warns goodbye to Gerard Warren and Jet Garcia as the “warky” era ends and five remaining games become auditions for Terry Robiskie and others.
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Packers rout Rams as Favre notches 200th start
The Associated Press reports Green Bay 45, St. Louis 17 on Monday night. Brett Favre earned his 200th straight regular season start and surpassed 20 touchdown passes for the 11th straight season. Dan Marino once held the record, while Ahman Green left with rib injury but Najeh Davenport sparkled in his return.
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