Moses nickname marks Tennessee path to title
In Tempe, Phillip Fulmer, joking about a walking stick, earned the Moses moniker as Tennessee defeated Florida State 23 16 in the Fiesta Bowl. The top ranked Vols capped a 13 0 season and first national championship in 47 years, with Peerless Price and Tee Martin pacing 392 yards of offense.
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Tennessee coach Fulmer presides over title season rise
Tennessee earned national recognition after a dramatic season without star players Peyton Manning or Jamal Lewis. The Vols used a unity theme dubbed the Synergy Stick as they clinched the national title, joining Spurrier and Bowden among college football’s elite after a high profile season.
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Phelps cleared to compete after knee surgery return plan
Olympic champion gymnast Jayde Phelps, who won gold in Atlanta 1996, has medical approval to return after December 1997 knee surgery in Cincinnati. Surgeon Dr. Frank Noyes says she recovered well from a meniscus allograft reconstruction and cartilage transfer and will compete January 16 at the Reese's Gymnastics Cup in Phoenix on bars and balance beam.
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Evening college basketball and hockey schedule summary
A slate of games unfolds with Marshall at Toledo and North Carolina versus Florida State on ESPN lineup. Kent hosts Akron while Xavier meets Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech faces Duke. Bowling Green plays Buffalo. Hockey features Cleveland Lumberjacks at Michigan K-Wings and Buffalo at Anaheim on ESPN2.
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Sports Almanac Snapshot Amid Pro League Moves
A jumble of 1999 pro sports items shows Indy car driver names and minor league contracts, football signings with the Broncos and Colts, coaching shuffles for the Steelers and Alabama, a Flames recall in hockey, and a series of Tuesday results across high school leagues including Lake Erie and Southwestern leagues.
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Open Door and Lake Reige-ppd Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists multiple games across boys and girls basketball divisions with numerous teams like Beachwood Lutheran West Cuyahoga Heights Columbia Vermilion Open Door Mansfield Christian First Baptist Pioneer Conference North Fudgeville Berea Mentor cleared for today. Notable results include Army 78 Letagh 60 and Providence 90 West Virginia 87 in an overtime finish.
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Australian Hardcourt results from Memoral Drive first round
In Adelaide Australia Pat Ratter defeated Takao Suzuki 6-3 6-0 while Slava Dosedel beat Jam Gomer 7-5 6-4 Sebast Byron Black upset Vincent Spades with 1-6 7-6(6) in a crowded field at the Australian Men’s event.
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Lockout Deepens as NBA Players Weigh No Vote in New York
With 250 players expected in New York for a pivotal union vote, NBA players threaten to reject the owners’ deal as commissioner David Stern and union leaders push for a final decision. The lockout could slash the season to 45 games, provoking major salary losses of up to 1.1 billion dollars.
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Browns weigh top pick QB with Ricky Williams option
Browns plan to secure a franchise quarterback with the top pick while scouts also evaluate Texas running back Ricky Williams, college football’s all time leading career rusher, as part of the franchise’s comment seeking strategy.
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Heisman Candidate Couch Leads Wildcats to 7 Wins
Thanks to Couch, the Wildcats went 7-5 and earned their first seven-win season since 1984 and first New Year’s Day bowl since 1952. He threw for 4,275 yards and 36 touchdowns, finishing fourth in Heisman voting, a finalist for the Davey O’Brien Award, and named SEC Player of the Year.
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