Missouri Tigers dominate North Carolina in Independence Bowl
Missouri clinched its final Big 12 season with a 41-24 win over North Carolina in Independence Stadium. James Franklin starred with 142 rushing yards and 132 passing yards, earning offensive MVP honors as Kendal Lawrence added 108 rushing yards. Missouri finished 8-5 with a four game win streak, set to join the SEC next season.
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Browns miscue at goal line costs 17 point lead against Ravens
Browns quarterback Colt Wallace faced a late call from 3 yards out with 11 seconds left and no timeouts. Wallace ran off tackle instead of spiking to stop the clock, leaving the Browns scoreless at halftime and unable to convert in Baltimore. Head coach Pat Shurmur and Wallace acknowledge miscommunication and responsibility.
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Browns hope to represent in Pro Bowl as Maiava plays hurt
Linebacker Kaluka Maiava broke a bone in his hand on a kickoff but will play against the Steelers in a cast. Browns candidates for Pro Bowl include Joe Thomas D Qwell Jackson Ahtyba Rubin and Joe Haden. Shurmur seeks league clarification on Evan Moore inbounds call and discusses Phil Taylor offsides error that doomed a comeback against Baltimore.
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White Stars as Western Michigan Eyes Bowl Win Against Purdue
Western Michigan, led by star receiver White, seeks bowl success after a storied season. White leads FBS in receiving yards with 1,646, 127 receptions, and 10.6 catches per game, approaching the MAC career yardage mark.
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White eyes NFL journey after pro day and combines
Purdue receiver Jordan White reflects on his season and NFL prospects. He discusses pass defense rankings, his master's degree in progress, training plans for Western Michigan pro day in March, and a potential NFL Combine invitation ahead of the draft. He is listed by NFLDraftScout.com as a mid round prospect.
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Brees Sets NFL Single Season Yards Record in Saints Win
Drew Brees threw for 307 yards and four touchdowns to clinch the NFC South with a 45 16 victory over the Falcons. He finished the season with 5087 passing yards tying the record while Darren Sproles and Marques Colston aided the 463 total offensive yards. Brees became the first QB to exceed 5000 yards twice and moved to ninth all time in passing TDs.
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Western Michigan meets Purdue in Little Caesars Pizza Bowl clash
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