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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 2004
Page
8
Oklahoma remains second in BCS rankings as computers favor the Sooners over Auburn while USC stays first. Auburn narrows the gap, and the top two teams face off in the Orange Bowl for the national title.
Oklahoma remains ranked No 2 in the Bowl Championship Series standings after Monday updates. Computers push Oklahoma ahead of Auburn, as the six computer rankings form the final third of the BCS score. The computers rate Oklahoma as the best team in the country.
Baltimore suffers a string of injuries as punter Deve Zastudil suffers a separated left shoulder and is out for weeks. Karriell Stewart debuts with a 46.4 yard average on five punts. Coach Brian Billick laments injuries thinning a veteran group ahead of Sunday's game versus Jacksonville.
Browns coach Davis faces staff and player criticisms as owner Lerner weighs job security and future strategy. Players defend coaches while acknowledging faults. Davis notes past roster cuts, quarterback turmoil, and injuries as the toehold for rebuilding a winner for fans.
Patriots dominate Bills 29 to 6 as Tom Brady avoids big mistakes and Adam Vinatieri kicks five field goals. Corey Dillon gains 151 yards while New England outgains Buffalo 428 yards to 12. Bills' defense struggles as Patriots roll.
Browns safety William Green admitted spitting incident with Steelers Jony Porter in pregame, leading to ejection and later apologies. Coach Butch Davis defended focus amid Garcia benching as Kelly Holcomb stepped in, with Garcia under pressure and eight fumbles this season. Other notes include Warren and Thompson sacks, Griffith and Davis leading tackles, and Sanders winding wrist.
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