Leftwich sets bowl TD mark as Marshall routs Louisville
Marshall star Byron Leftwich throws four TD passes in the GMAC Bowl, finishing with 22 of 42 for 193 yards and one interception. Marshall dominates early, takes a 17-40 lead and sails to a 38-15 victory, extending its bowl win streak to five straight.
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UCLA hires Dorrell as coach for Bruins football
UCLA names Karl Dorrell, a former Bruins wide receiver and Denver Broncos receivers coach, as head coach replacing Bob Toledo. Dorrell, 43, becomes UCLA's 15th head coach and will be introduced at a campus news conference with athletic director Dan Guerrero.
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Browns face must win as injuries mount in Baltimore
Browns coach Butch Davis announced Courtney Brown will miss six weeks after knee surgery while Dennis Northcutt rehabilitates a sprained knee. Dayton McCutcheon returns to start, and Jeff Blake to start for Baltimore as Cleveland fights to reach the playoffs.
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Kent Signs With Astros Ending Giants era with Houston splurge
Jeff Kent agreed to an 182 million two year deal with the Houston Astros after five days of talks, forcing Craig Biggio to shift to outfield. Kent, 34, hit 313 with 37 homers and 108 RBIs for San Francisco, joining Lance Berkman and Jeff Bagwell in a potent middle of the order. The move marks a major franchise acquisition, as Astros GM Gerry Hunsicker called it the most significant free agent purchase aside from Nolan Ryan.
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