Packers Fire Rhodes and Entire Staff After Playoff Miss
ESPN reported Green Bay fired coach Ray Rhodes and the entire staff after an 8-8 season that ended with a 49-24 win over Arizona and a postseason elimination following Dallas’s win over the Giants. Officials could not be reached for comment. The Jets’ Bills Parcells hinted at a quick decision on his future after an 8-8 finish. Michigan State lineman Siitupe Peko and Milton Peko were arrested for purse snatching after the Citrus Bowl win over Florida. Wayne Gandy was ejected for shoving an official in a loss to Tennessee. Rockies pitching coach Larry Bearnarth died at 58 in Seminole, Fla. Dennis Conner remains ashore as his sailing crew maintains funds, and Jason Blake was activated from injured list by the Los Angeles Kings.
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Sports and college schedule and roster brief
A mixed early evening lineup lists Cavaliers at Celtics on ESPN and college games from Pittsburgh at St John’s, plus NFL and hockey notes. Pro team moves include Falcons, Packers, Panthers and AHL loanees, with a racing suspension at Aqueduct and a laconic college football dismissal.
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College Basketball Scores Across Many Matches Irregular
A jumbled list of college basketball results shows numerous games with teams such as Drexel Fairleigh Dickinson Georgetown Boston University Kentucky UNLV Iowa State Michigan Colorado State and more, detailing varied scores and outcomes across regions and conferences. The mixed format lists standings and scores with many OCR irregularities and typographical errors.
2000 NFL Opponents and Game Dates Overview
Drafted from OCR, this item lists the 2000 NFL schedule across the AFC East and NFC divisions, detailing home and away opponents for teams like Buffalo, Miami, New England, New York Jets, Indianapolis, Seattle, Kansas City, Chicago, Green Bay, and others. It notes announced dates for games and provides scattered team matchups and venues, reflecting a fragmented schedule synopsis.
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Flyers snap Islanders winless streak with 4-1 win
John LeClair scored twice to lift the Philadelphia Flyers over the host New York Islanders 4-1 at Nassau Coliseum. Eric Lindros and Rod Brind’Amour also scored, with Brian Boucher making 21 saves as Calgary, Vancouver, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Montreal, San Jose and Chicago games noted elsewhere in the day’s NHL action.
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Lehman Wins World Challenge in Phoenix in Round of 67
Tom Lehman, 40, outlasted David Duval to win the Willia:. . World Challenge in Scottsdale by three strokes. Lehman closed with a 3-under 67 for a 13-under 267 total, earning $1 million as Duval finished at 270 and $500,900. Tiger Woods, third in the field, shot a 76 after a rough front nine.
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