Raiders Romp Past Broncos On Gannon Rice Show
Raiders rout Broncos 27 10 on Monday Night Football as Rich Gannon throws 34 of 38 for 352 yards and three TDs, setting an NFL single game completion streak with 21 straight and Rice reaches 201 TD catches. Dennis Woodson returns a kickoff to spark the defense. Rice gains 103 receiving yards and 200th career TD with a 34 yard score.
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Browns eye AFC playoff push after bye week
Browns coach Butch Davis noted 12 of 16 AFC teams have four or five wins as Cleveland enters a critical late-season run. He emphasized health of the team and quarterback as key, with Cincinnati looming on Sunday.
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Browns' Roye finds fit at tackle after roaming end
Browns defensive end Roye, bouncing between tackle and end last year, returns to tackle this season. He says stability helps production after a 2001 cut in tackles and knee injury. He notes best games come against Pittsburgh and believes he can be productive at one position.
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NFL Notes: Warner benched as Bulger to start
Rams coach Mike Martz says doctors won’t rush Kurt Warner back after a broken right pinkie. Marc Bulger will start against San Diego after a 453-yard, four TD game in relief. Faulk likely out with a right foot injury. Chargers-boosted Rams seek win with Bulger, Warner healing.
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BCS Standings Methodology Summary From a 2000s source
The document outlines BCS ranking mechanics with computer average, schedule strength, and quality win components. It explains disregarding the lowest computer ranking, using opponent and opponent of opponent records, and a quality win scale from top 19 down to 0.1 points for top opponents, plus probation exclusions.
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Ohio State Leads Latest BCS Standings Over Miami
Ohio State remains No. 1 in the Bowl Championship Series with 3.41 points while Miami is No. 2 with 4.10 points after Oklahoma’s upset loss. The top two undefeated teams, if they win out, would meet for the national title in the Fiesta Bowl.
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Buckeyes Fall Short in Rose Bowl and Fade in 1990s Lookback
OSU opened strong with UCLA 41 20 in Los Angeles but were stunned 23 10 by the No 11 Bruins in the Rose Bowl. The piece recalls 1968 unbeaten national champs and threads a 1990s retrospective on Heisman winners and coaching changes.
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