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Show December II, 2002, THE DAILY HERALD, (www.HarkTheHerald.com), Provo, Utah Wednesday, Page B5 SCOREBOARD COLLEGE FOOTBALL NEW Bcvling Green coach Meyer reportedly offered Utah job Ohio - Bowling Green football coach . DL Hebrews Josue, LB Nick MEXICO: Speegie. Billy Soother. SAN DIEGO STATE: KR Kyle Conerty. OL Brendan Derby, DL Akbar QB Adam Hat, DL Jared Rnw. DB Ricky Sharpe, PPK Brian 7 FOOTBALL TEAM UNLV: (As seteaed region MVP; Mine MVP-- . Mm, TOLEDO, Mas Dtwjnttwj Urban Meyer has been offered the coaching job at Utah, broadcast stations reported Monday. Utah fired coach Ron McBrlde last month, two days after the Utes finished their second losing record in three seasons. WLQR-Areported that Meyer told the station he had been offered the job but has not decided whether also reported the job offer, citing to accept WUPW-Tanonymous sources. . Meyer would not comment whenontaeted by The Associated Press on Monday night Meyer, 38, was 17-- 6 in two seasons at Bowling Green. He was 9-- 3 this year, when the Falcons won their first eight games and climbed to No. 20 in The Associated Press poll before losing to Northern Illinois on Nov. 9. Meyer inherited a program that had endured six straight losing seasons. WUPW reported Meyer interviewed with Utah athletic director Chris Hill on Monday and Tuesday. Utah asked Bowling Green athletic director Paul Krebs for permission to talk with Meyer, who is still under contract the station said. Other candidates to confirm they have been contacted by Utah are Utes defensive coordinator Kyle Wlttlngham, Southern California offensive coordinator and former Brigham Young assistant Norm Chow, Colorado assistant Shawn Watson, Notre Dame defensive coordinator Kent Baer and Kansas State defensive coordinator Bob Elliott McBride coached Utah for 13 seasons and took the Utes to six of their nine bowl appearances. coaches) Jensen, OB. Ah IB, Lone Peak Von. AUMfiKM LB Scotbe WR Tyler Gottschalk, Mountain Anthony Jenkins, East New England Jets 7 N.Y. View Nathan Empey, Lone Peak Cotton Owens, Lone Peak Jim Cnnslensen, Lone Peak Spencer Heaton, Lone Peak Tennessee Indianapolis Jacksonville Houston Kory Longenecker, Lone Peak Andrew May, Lone Peak W I T 8 8 5 4 5 5 8 9 0 0 0 0 W 7 Pittsburgh Cleveland Steve Fisher. Timpanogos Orem Brooks Christiansen, Trent Barney, Orem 7 L T 5 6 1 Baltimore 6 7 Cinannab 1 12 L T 9 8 4 San 0 0 6 KansasCity 7 7 Diego Denver 5 6 View View Calvin Boehm, FtekJsted, Lone Timpanogos Mike Woodward, Ryan Clint Mower, Todd PEAK: Tampa Bay New Orleans Atlanta Carolina JeffMcCarty. OREM: Nick Williams, Shane Juber, Marshall Mike Gilbert Nate Slaughter. 10 265 292 285 322 FOOTBALL TEAM Colby Hastem, Sr. QB, Union Brandon Todd, Sr. WR, Union Mecham, Sr. RB, Uintah Farrin, Sr. OL, Park City Woody Skteris, So. RB, Park City Jason Bysrs, Sr. QB, Park City Kent Robinson, Sr. WR, Wasatch Ashton J Gnese.Den. Kiwa.Cin. McNair.Ten. Brunell.Jac. R.Williams, Mia. Holmes, K.C. S.D. Tomlinson, Henry, Buf: Jac. Portis.Den. J.Lewis.Bal. Taylor, SECOND TEAM OFFENSE OL Judge Shane Morril, Jr. RB, Union Bryce Labaron, Sr. OL. Union Jr. Dillon. Cm. George, Ten. A. Smith, N.E. Jared Lujan, Sr. RB, Union Matt Willams. Sr. RB. Uintah John Homcks, Sr. OL, Uintah Ind. Harrison, SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Andrew Kolbus, Sr. DB, Judge SamiuTuafua,Jr. LBJudge Nat Keller, Sr. DL, Judge Matt Mitchell, Jr. DL Union Jame Carey, Jr. LB, Union Austin Laranger, Sr. S, Union Judge Jac. State ' State Dreessen, So., Colorado Gross, Sr., Utah Morgan Pears, Sr., Colorado State J Hall.K-- Knight, Oak. Minor, Mia. Branch, NE. S.D. ' 1 2 2 0 51 2429 Longweil.G.B. Carney, NO 49 48 52 53 45 53 49 47 52 Feely.Att. Gramauca.TB Corns, (dinger. Chi. Hanson. Del Bryant, Linden, 29 29 2025 25 25 Sea. 101 86 85 85 83 82 N.Y. Rangers Pittsburgh N.Y. Islanders T OL 7 1 2 13 12 7 6 1 11 14 10 4 3 3 11 14 3 0 1 T 19 5 3 1 15 7 14 12 4 2 0 0 Montreal 12 7 10 4 2 Pts 35 33 29 28 25 OF Pts 42 34 30 30 GF GA 95 78 83 63 59 79 73 91 19 62 75 1 15 4 Southeast Division Buffalo Tampa W 13 Bay Carolina Flonda 12 Washington Atlanta 12 L T 10 3 4 6 2 10 10 14 15 9 7 OA Pts 32 GF 6A 3 89 70 83 31 4 28 26 71 77 0 3 73 90 86 74 102 18 L 7 T 4 3 3 3 4 16 St 15 8 Chicago 13 12 Columbus 10 13 14 6 Northwest Louis I Minnesota W 15 Vancouver 16 Edmonton Colorado 14 7 8 9 OL 1 2 0 2 4 DMslon T OL 6 1 4 0 4 8 4 3 1 Calgary 9 8 W L Dallas 16 Anaheim 11 6 6 LosAngeles San Jose 11 6 9 9 4 3 3 10 13 2 2 Phoenix 8 , 5 2 Montreal Chicago Toronto 7 13 Paetflc DhrislMi T OL 14 one Two points for a win, loss. 3 1 Pts 37 35 29 25 20 OF GA 88 92 65 82 57 69 Pts 37 36 33 29 23 OF GA 78 83 74 63 68 65 73 70 57 81 Pts 39 OF GA 94 69 60 31 29 24 23 point for a tie 71 64 86 79 74 73 71 75 70 85 93 and Tuesday's results 4. Buffalo 2 4, Boston 2 75 73t 9 9 2 3 4 4 hooking!, 12:41. (slashing). 4:45: Savage. Sneend Perioa-- 3. Philadelphia, Gagne 3, 5:00 (sh). 4, Philadelphia, Gagne 4, 12:05. 5, Philadelphia, Savage 1 (Williams). 17:02. Penatties-Ron- da bench, served by Ward (too many men), 1:13: Phi (tripping), 4:02; Primeau, Phi (slashing), 13:06. Third Pertod-- 6, Florida, Jokinen 16 (Kozlov. Bure), 2:47 (pp). 7, Philadelphia, Williams 5 (Desjardins, Phi Seidenberg), 18:44. 1:56; Therien, Phi (holding), 7:27; Ulanov, Fla (closing hand on puck), 10:35; Hagman, Fla (holding), 13:50; Hagman, Fla (hooking), 16:40, Flonda Shots on 38 69t 14.0 11.3 42 45 2 Avg LO TD 18,3 15.0 13.6 13.2 7.9 7 8 7.5 7.2 6.6 5 8 63t 87t 90t 2 691 1 34 48 53 28 29 16 LG 2 2 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Colorado at Vancouver, Washington at 8 Florida. Luongo 51 54 57 55 53 53 52 54 46 33 34 28 28 vanderiagl, J Hall, Ind. NFC INDIVIDUAL 72 72 68 60 54 54 54 Ptt 111 109 98 98 96 94 92 87 84 82 LEADERS 14 Quarterbacks Att Com 410 257 452 285 452 284 361 211 305 173 426 234 304 189 454 274 289 172 314 180 B Johnson.T.B. Favre.G.B. Garcia, S.F. McNabb.Phi. N O. Brooks, Hasselbeck.Sea. State Collins, Peete.Car. Miller, Chi. 22 24 19 17 11 24 Int 6 13 8 6 4 13 8 First Pertod-- 1 264 1176 203 1114 243 1043 222 967 208 962 226 902 217 900 213 883 183 858 173 816 McAllister, N.Q Bennett Mm. BEHIND TEAM DEFENSE Kegksr. Jr., New Mexico Barber, Green. GB. Jr., New Mexico Sape, Sr.. Utah Rentena, Stewart Dei Alexander, Sea. San Diego State Seward, So., UNLV Parity. Jr., Colorado State Deckart, Sr., Utah Arnold, Sr.. Smith, Dal. Staley.Phi. Faulk, SLL Hearst State State State State S.F. Nelson, Sr., Colorado Wynn, Jr., Colorado Brett Huyser. OL Blane Neufeld, RB Leotis Palmer, TE Adam Strecker. BYU: LB Cony DilliwilaX DP Aaron Ftonriecn, DB BrMOoa HeaMfc OL Isaac Herring, 01 Seed jack- - Mane, 01 We Pwt TE Gattfte ReM, K IB MIX lonaor, IB Pal Wikmkirrt, wnnM. Raw Moss, Mm Booker, Chi. Holt Stl Bruce, SlL Faulk, Stl Toomer, Dnver, G.& Galloway, Dal. PertodV2, Tampa Bay. Boyle 4 (Lukowich, Park 4 (Mitchell. 1:16. 3, Minnesota, Dupuis), 3:32. 4, Minnesota. Wat 5 (Laaksonen, Dupuis), 9:19. 5, Minnesota, Gaborik 19 6, Tampa Bay, 1 t 73 69 69 68 64 60 60 Williams, S.F Lew. NO. Boyle 5 (Richards, TB Prospal), 16:03 (pp). (hooking), 6:41; Kubina, TB (holding), 9,48; Johnson, Mm (tripping), 15:37. Third Period-- 7, Minnesota, Mitchell 1 (Walz), 17:09 8,Tampa Bay, Svitov 2 (Prospal, bench, (pp). served by Dowd (delay of game), 9:27; Fernandez, Mm, served by Bouchard, double minor 19:55 Keefe), OppKtrilttt-Tam-pa of 3. pa Bay. Khabibulin andta-Tam- Hodson saves), Fernanda 1312-- KINGS Us shots-1- (15 (13:16 second. (18,064). Rrhnns-Ds- n 0 Halloran. Dean Mach, Dan Schachte. Minnesota, Warren. Linesmen-Bn- an -3 -0 0- LosAngeles. Pelffy 8 (Schneider, 12:37 (pp). 2, Los Angeles, E.Belanger 6 LA er, 18:04 (sh). (Laperriere), 5:45; Los Angeles bench, served by (interference), Nas Armstrong (too many men), 7:46; Johansson. 8:27; Norstrom, LA (holding), 9:32; Timonen, Nas (hooking), 11:07; Schneider, LA, douPerio4-- l, ble roughing), minor 17:51; Arkhipov. Nas (hooking), 19:00. Sncand Pnrtod-- 3, Los Angeles, Deadmarsh Modry), (Schneider, 1 1 12:22 Totals play LA ta, e. :12; McAlpine, ta Pwwai 0r 301 5 3 8 0 OeatlM Los Angeles, Pbtvm vokouh Nashvrlle, saves). (0:00 third, (17.113). Ralareai Mick McGeough, Kelly 7 Murphy, Jonny Murray. Avg LO TD 761 12 48 54 63 52 34t 40 56t 5 6 (elbowing), (oat-L- os Nashville Owpertixnlnwi of 9. I' Los Angeles 2 of 4; Cameron, . Kowat. Fraser.Tom Kevin Collins. (Anderson 3 8. Lamb 01. Brand Cox 0 2), Connecticut 8 19 (Gordon T.Brown D.Brown Wise Lasme 4, SABRES 2 SENATORS 3- 4, Anderson 01, Robertson Dunham Sutherland. 4, PENGUINS 2 (T.Brown 9) Total 20 18, Connecticut First Period-- l, Ottawa White 7 (Havlat Arvedson), 9:02. 2. Buffalo, Tallinder 1 (Brawn, Satan), 14:34 (pp). 3. Ottawa, Votchenkov 1 (Arvedson. Smyth), On (interference), y. 18:52 (pp). 13:05; Kalinin. Bui (ob. tnpping). 17:04. Second PnrM-- 4. Ottawa. Hossa 17 (Redden). Buf (holding suck), 13:23. 11:57. Third Period-- 5. Ottawa. Hossa 18 (Schaeler. Bonk), 12:01. 6. Buffalo, Kotalik 4 (Brown. Satan), 14:18, Penalties-NoBuffalo Shots on play 1 OpportonMes-Otta- of 2: Buffalo bench 12 KENTUCKY 76, TULANE 60 NO. KENTUCKY 2 2 10. Camara 0 4, Estill 2 2 21. 0 10. Bogans 2 2 2, 0 0 0 0, Cote Hayes 12, Fitch 5, Heissenbuttel 0 9 Totals 29 53 9 Daniels Azubuike shots-2- Avg LQ TO 16 8 89t 83t 1 t 0. 76. 0, 4, 4. Benfreld Pjevcevlc 0 Totals Brown G i2.Spann5-1- 19,Tinsley Porker 2 2 0 0, Hollingsworth 0, Tatarunas 0. Davis 0 0 0 0 0, 53 8 14 60. ke 00 9, Sinvrlle 12, Marsh saves). linesmen-Mi- 0 TULANE 1 B.Brown (28 1 3, Carrier I. 23- UNDERDOG 12 Dec. Tinsley 15 ILLINOIS 80, EASTERN ILLINOIS ) Domercant 18 30. 5. 0. 212 Pittsburgh 2- 0, Toronto, Sundin Sinclair 5, 2, Taylor 0, Thorsen 3, Reynolds 2 2 4. 2 Roos 4 3, Totals 24- - 54 16 23 68. 23 ILLINOIS ) 21, Powell 7 90 1 16, Augustine 25. 0 1 0 0 0, Head 2 9 2 2 6, Brown 0 2 4, Ferguson 0 0 0 1 4, Williams Spears 0. Harnngton 3. Howard 0 0 0 0 0. Wi0 0 0, Thomas lson 0, Smith 0 12 1, Totals 80. Cook Bowl Fla. 5 Texas Tech 12 Dec. Las Vegas Bowl UCLA Hawaii Bowl 25 Halftime 1012 Illinois goals-- E. Illinois 0- Taylor Harnngton Augustine Williams 04). Fouled Illinois 30 (Thompson 6), Illinois 26 Assists-- Ei Sinclair, fouls-- E. 4 College Bowl 0 (Brown 5 8, Powell 2 Wilson 0 1, Head Rebounds-- E. Illinois 2. 12 Dec. Gomes Roos (Domercant 1. Reynolds at Hawaii 12 1 Houston Bowl Oklahoma St 37 (Cook 6). Illinois 15 (Domercant, Thompson, Lewis, Gobczynski 2). Illinois 22 (Williams 6) Total Illinois 20, Illinois 21. TUESDAY'S WOMEN'S SCORES EAST Pittsburgh Army 60, Yale 59 Fordham 62, Stony Brook Holy Cross 66. Siena 59 Loyola. Md. 58. UMBC 41 Fairfield 51 New Hampshire 75. SL Francis. Penn St, 82, Saint Joseph's 56 4 1712 Dec. Arizona NY 54 Dickinson 50 SOUTH St 52 79. Mercer Lipscomb Vanderbilt 28 51 98. MIDWEST Continental Tire Bowl Charlotte, N.C. Michigan 96, Oakland, Mich. Texas A&M 85, Wright St 68 Wisconsin 78, E. Illinois 52 Al West Virginia Bowl Virginia Alamo At 52, Temple 42 John's 70, Fairleigh Rutgers Mississippi St Holiday Bowl At San Diego Kansas St 40 Manst 57, 7 Bowl La. Independence At Shrevnpert, Nebraska San Antonio 65 SOUTHWEST Texas 86, Idaho St 82, TCU 54 FAR WEST Ctty At laaAVHitf Bwl Montana Tech 59 fsWHi 812 Arkansas 7 Oregon Humanitarian Bowl At Bsiso, Mann at Boise St Sun Bowl At El Paso, nuns Minnesota Wake Forest Mike Hart coach -4 and Phil Rool manager of the IL ed for Rochester BASKETBALL NBA Colorado St Silicon Valley Classic At San Jesa, Calif. Georgia Tech Peach Bowl At Al MINNESOTA 11 312 Washington Liberty Bowl Al Memphis,! Maryland Saa Francisco Virginia toch without ketball Fresno 1 Tennessee FOOTBALL NFL RB Anthony Thomas and ed on Lyman injured reserve. Waived DB Teddy Gaines from the pracbee squad. Signed DB Enc Joyce to the practice squad. MIAMI ed QB Dave Dickenson CHICAGO Bowl TE Ak pay, for striking during a game St 4 1112 Force Dustm the practice MINNESOTA from GvttM Bwl At Delias squad. RB Larry Ned. ed Cedric Killings. Released C Kenny San- Lavell Boyd from the pracbee squad. TE Marco PITTSBURGH ed Released DT dun and WR LSU Texas FTony Battie one game, an official with a kicked basagainst Orlando on Dec. 9. Boston S'l2 Atlanta ftitbuckBowl Atuunaa, Fla. Battaglia. Released C Jeff Smith. Michigan HOCKEY AtJncsesri4nn,Fta. Notre Dame Capital Owe Bowl At OrUMde, FU. At Pasadena, At New N.C. State ATLANTA Lessaitf Auburn 612 Washington 312 Florida St. St Jan.! by hooking), ' At Miami Southern Fiesta Cal Bowl the ed AHL Doug Moss president officer, COLLEGE 13 (Fitzgerald. McCabe). Chicago of and chief operabng Calif. Francis ed to PHOENIX Orkuns Georgia PwrkHl- -1 Mackinson Lewis Gomes Wnght Gobczynskr Ala. Dec. 68 ILLINOIS North Texas GMACBowl Tangerine At Orlando, 10), Tulane 24 18 (Bogans 5), 15, (Hayes 6). Total Thompson At Mobile, Marshall (Marsh Fouled EASTERN Bowl 8 Tulane Hayes 17 UNE Orleans Stock- Azubuike Fitch (B.Brown 7). Tulane 13 (Tinsley Tulane 15. FOOTBALL BOWL GAMES Oklahoma Sugar Bowt bench, served 9:02. Jonsson (too many men), 12:15; Tucker, Tor (orj 16:20; Lemieux, PK (ob. tripping), 19:39. Second PriW-- 2. Toronto, Hoglund 5 (Reichel). 12:53. 3, Pittsburgh, Kovalev 16 (Lemieux, Pushor), 1 7:46. bench, served by Domi (too many men), 3:37; McCauley. Tor (ob holding), Tor 6:38: Antropov. (roughing), 14:06; Hrdina, Pit (imdmg). 19:20. Third Parian 4, Pittsburgh, lemieux 14 (Kovalev. HnJrnaVlO 16 (pp). 5, Toronto. Sundin 14 (Mogilny, Yns 13), Connecti9 (Cox (Brand cut 31 (Qkator 13) 5), Connecbcut 12 Buffalo Penn St. Rosa Bowl 2 6 336 446 Fouled 01) 41 Ottawa shots-1- First He O.Anderson 4. Totals O.Tooles Robertson (17,565), Referees-Ker- ry Flonda (19 7 20 34 11, Okafor 2. Wise 18, T.Brown 0, 0, J.Brown 59. Grahame Boston, saves). 16, 31 (hold- (hooking). 15:56: Etoranta, Hulse, Nas (roughing), 18 29. Nashville Angeles LA 18:29: Snots 801 13 01 Brown D 01 Hazelton (33 shots Hackett 4. 0, Armstrong 1 of 2; Boston 17:29. 13 4 8 6 4 5 7 6 5 9, 0. Brand 13. Cox 0 1 0 4 O.Viggrano 48. O.Lee BASEBALL 0- Angeles 62 85t 70 43 56 58 1 00 Dec 31 0 3, PREDATORS 4.5 5.5 43 44 46 40 4.1 4 1 4.7 4.7 13 Boston . LA 2 00 12, Lamb Anderson CONNECTICUT Haves 02 2 2 4, Gordon 12:52. Opportunities-Montre- al Music (topping), 851 2 Bay 2 of 5; Mi- 1 TD 1145 15.7 992 14.4 944 13.7 483 7.1 983 15.4 960 16 0 878 14.6 4 12. Lasme Minneso- . Bay pa LO 1225 13.3 1015 12.4 - ) 612 Rogers Colorado 17:05. Shots an ta 9 Punt RctwMn WalLB . 16.32. TB Avg J 79 1082 13.7 Bom. NO. DB Benny Chris Pitman, DL Bryan Save, DL lace Thomas, DB Davtd Vlckers, LB Adam Wade, ilur Drew wood, 92 82 S.F. Owens, HONORABLE MENTION DB Joel Buetow. DB Larry Duncan. OL Yda MASSACHUSETTS Insight Phoenix 13 12 57 44 40 59, 48 At 2 (Zholtok, Mm Bouchard Minnesota. MAPLE LEAFS Na Power Ool b Boston 13 11 BOXES 9 CONNECTICUT MASSACHUSETTS Motor City Bowl At PontuK, Midi. 5, LIGHTNING 3 17:28 (pp). 13:27; Taylor, Kuba), ing), Y 25 TOP NO. Dec 27 Third AM Zednik, Mon (holding), (26 shots 24 12 14 Ihnhari Colorado State Counter, Jr., New Mexico of 4; (PP). LA (tripping), 2:50; Fiddler, Nas (roughing). 7:01; Johansson, Nas (boarding), 10:37; Yachmenev, Nas 11 60 88. Dickinson St 74 St 73. Montana 61 St. Mon (hook- lampa Bay Mmtwseta First TD Montana 2 NO. Modry), Yd. 2796 3171 2916 2289 2119 2969 2025 3261 2136 1944 - First Period-- 1 Montreal. Bulls 5 (Oackell. Juneau). Bos (tripping), 2:39. Stock. n, 5:10. Bos, major (fighting). 11:17; Quintal, Mon. major (fighting), 11:17; Zednik, Mon 12:32. Second PerkwJ-- 2. Montreal. Perreautt 12, 3:06. 3, Montreal, Petrov 5 (Zednik. Konru). 6:42. 4. Montreal. McKay 5 (Gilmour. Markov). 10:18 (pp). 5. Boston, Thornton 15 (Knuble, Murray), 10:53. 6. Boston, Knuble 6 (Berard. Thornton), 19:16. Mon (ob. hooking), 4:06; Stock. Bos (diving). 8:29; Kilger, Mon (tnpping), 11:41. Oregon SL 0 Weak BYU Matt BarB, WILD nnesota 50 -4 Washington 2 (19.088). Faucette, Mike Hasenfratz. Provost Steve Barton. 13:16. Oak. Arizona St, 76, Nevada 63 California 67, UC Santa Barbara of 5. Esche Modin), LO FAR WEST 0- COLLEGE Philadelphia. Seidenberg 3 (Somik. Flonda, Novoseltsev 5. 2:52. Fla (hooking), 4:45; Fedoruk, Phi 1 Second FO Louisiana Tech North Texas 80 4, BRUINS 2 CANADIENS p.m. TD Ptt , 60 72. 87, TCU 2, saves). 1 KC. Arkansas Linesmen-Br- ad 35 PANTHERS 5, Florida 1 1 shots-2- At Honolulu 951 3 9 9 Loyola of Chicago Minnesota 86, earner 6, Spann 0 1 10 80. E. Illinois 68 63, N Iowa 54 86, UMKC 75 Rock 84 Iowa N (Bogans Powei-ph- 0 0 0 Portis.Den, Gamer, Oak Islanders of 2; ton Phi (00 65 66 63 99t 56 96t 2 8. SOUTHWEST Cinciimau 1:59. 881 1 4 Osgood LaRue, Scott Zelkin. Jean Monn, Lazarowich, New , Period-1- 25.0 24.7 24.1 24 0 23.7 23.3 22.4 22.2 1 Cle. N Y FAVORITE 1 1 Aquinas 84, Ind Pur. Ft Wayne 78 Boston College 85. Iowa St 78 Butler 76, Bradley 70 DePaul 73, Ohio 65 E Michigan 97. Rochester, Mich. 48 7 3. of Referees-Den- p.m. 8:30 Anaheim, FLYERS 2 11 Scatchard 0 Dec. 981 144 90 84 81 45 26. 94t 1 67 North Greenville 96, MIDWEST games Today's 261 Ret 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carolina W Chicago at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Los Angeles at Dallas, 6:30 p.m, Atlanta at Phoenix,7 p.m. Carolina at Edmonton, 7 p.m. 26.1 Roe 3 Kentucky 76, Tulane 60 Liberty 77.VMI 69 Mercer 89, Morns Brown (18,690). 13 5 TD 108 34 St 80. Greensboro 47. Appalachian 72 Davidson 77. St. Bonaventure 3 (Wiemer. Chi (topping). Heyer, Mike Leggo. Cvrk, Greg Devorski. Brendl), LG 65 SOUTH N.Y. 7 9 5 ' 2 TO 421 701 a Hamrtik Referees-Sha- ne First 13.7 9.4 10.4 86, 85, Loyola, Md. 62, UMBC 43 .. Penn 72,Villanova 58 Syracuse 92. UNC Greensboro Buffalo, Biron 8 0 9 9 6 0 0 - Prusek 11 7 11 a l Opportunlbes-Chrca- Power 69 42 1098 49 1280 46 1148 19 470 32 770 36 863 25 593 36 839 19 425 40 888 2 48 59, Massachusetts Manst 77 Rider 82, 30T Connecticut at 3, ISLANDERS Islanders. N Islanders, 15.067(16 2341 of 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 4, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 5, Flonda 2 New Jersey 2, St Louis 0 721 139 TUESDAY'S MEN'S SCORES Fairfield 51. Marbnek), :17; Peca, NYI (topping), 1.38. N.Y. Islanders. Third PorrM-- 3. 5:43; Shots on Avg 330 359 340 263 213 280 166 122 224 115 Linesmen-P- 12 ing), DMskM 119 18 24 25 20 27 36 22 7:5. 2. Klemm), 65 52 67 61 80 100 82 81 76 90 3 OL 1 Detroit Ottawa 67t 35 New o OL Toronto 12 7 New England Jersey 3; DMskM L Boston Ottawa 16 9 6 Arizona 2 at Tennessee Chi (holding suck), 1:54: Korolev, Chi (hooking). ?:16; Odelern. NYI. 11:38. WebO, Chi, major (fighung). major (fight16:11. ing), 11:38, Kvasha.NYl (interterencel, Stertnd Pnrlnn-- 1, Chicago, Sullrvan 9 (Daze. A I 11.8 Yds Furlatt (31 Division W Northeast 14 15 11 Green Bay Dallas OFT Rkmauw First Islanders 0 Yds 12 11 P Dawson, Dapuzzo, saves). 16 W 21 75 at St Lous EAST Pollock, Eric Brad Kovachik. Refereoa-Kev- in y 1394 1166 1135 1125 1106 742 804 818 1022 790 Henry, Buf. Ward. Pit George. Ten. Utah Shoate, Jr., Colorado Huber, Sr., Colorado New Jersey Philadelphia 11 13 34 63t 43t al NY Grants (28 shots 26 (28 28). 9:36 Penalbes-NoShots nn EASTERN CONFERENCE 11 76 Washington Carolina Kansas City Illinois 26 23 6 Minnesota 12 12 4 3 5 (19,040). NHL STANDINGS 21 21 14 of (Wiemer. Timander), 3:52. 4, Chicago. Daze (Fteury. Aranson), 7:52. 5, Chicago, Arnason No 14 13 Nedney.Ten. Mare. Mia. Jersey Oof 3. Louis. Brathwarte Oaanon-saves). New Jersey, Brodeur N.Y. 118 Ne lours 0 rjonnrouilowt-- Pmr-nts- CMca(n 106 -- 104 14 9 9 9 15:21; Ca)anek. Stl (BippingJrlS 46 Lows New Shots an (MV-- 111 ' OFF 7 8 NJ Pwtnn-No- ne Pts 113 ilEH3i 23 .11 14 -1 New Jersey. Mckenzie 1 (Gionta). Stl (topping). 1:58: BLACKHAWKS LG FG 21 13 11 Third Kicking PAT at Cleveland atDeiron at Houston 12 3 Harvard 30 15 14 So.. TE 7 6 6 8 10 21 Elam.Den. UNLV STATE: B. 1 631 Vinaberi, N.E. BYU Ingram, Sr., San Diego Terrell, So., New Mexico Lenzmeier. Jr., New Mexico Underbakke, Jr.. Air Force Dreyer. Jr., Colorado State Payne, RB Marcres COLORADO Green G Vek.Atl. 78 60 60 50 48 48 48 48 48 4.8 4.9 4.5 4.6 4.6 6.1 43 4.1 3.3 4.0 Rush VicMII. MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Davis,Was. Dunn, At). 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Avg 24 Andersen, Make, Sr., BYU Johnson. So., UNLV son. Matt 0 0 Yds TD Jamkowski, Hollis.Buf. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Harndge, Jr., Air Force KR 8 .8 NY G OFF 811. H LL90 1500 1454 1375 1163 1153 1098 1092 1073 873 850 Holmes, K.C. R. Williams, Mia. Tomlinson, S.D. Bnmmer, So., UNLV Crawley, Sr., Air Force Ratciiff, Jr., New Mexico RADIO 8 8 8 8 8 Barber. Rt San Diego at Chicago at Cincinnati 8 at New Orleans at Philadelphia at Pittsburgh at Denver at San Francisco NJ (ob Weight, Stl (hooking), 1507; Stevenson, 16 42. mierference), Sooenu FwkwJ-- 2. New Jersey. Stevenson 3 (Bryltn. NJ (holding), 10:52 Nieuwendyk). Minnesota 5, Tampa Bay 3 Los Angeles 3, Nashville 0 PAT Momson, So., San Diego State Moss. Sr., New Mexico Schlegel, So., Air Force FORCE: 0 Powar-nu- State Hogan, Sr., Colorado Kaufusi, Jr., Utah AIR 10 7 Int 6 9 Kicking FIRST TEAM DEFENSE PRCA, National Finals, sixth round, at Las' Vegas (ESPN2) 0 0 Aft 17 Moulds, Buf. P Price, Buf. Goldberg, Sr., Wyoming Rykert, Sr., BYU Terrell, Sr., UNLV Ashcroft Jr., Air Force Jr., Colorado State RODEO .10 loiichdewns Stale San Sr., Diego Osgood, Sr., San Diego Sr., Colorado State Moore, Fr., New Mexico Rangers (ESPN2) LEADERS Soring Sapp. NHL 0- First Porkd-- l. '13:14 310 295 303 253 251 216 253 262 266 213 34 20 Cin. Bennett, Morton. FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Van Pell Jr., Colorado State Babcock. 2 p.m. WEST Need, Sr., 12 Referees-Ma- rk CONFERENCE Haro, Sr., 2 1 8 Nashville Klckeff Returners Ne Yds Avg 2002 Sanders, Jr., P Matt PayiM, Sa BYU 11 13 10 W 14 70 Kirby.Oak. Andre Davis, Cle. Smith, Sr., 13 Faulk. SlL M. Williams. Mm. Hearst. S.E Central TO 73 J RandleEl, Pit $., Utah 1 3 6 3 Jets mdianapoks bmpaBay - SLLnats Third Yds Coles, Rogers, Buf. City Pepotage, 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2432 4205 2906 3276 3842 3412 2869 2489 2988 2451 79 77 76 Jenkins, Portland at New Jersey (ESPN) Dallas at San Antonio (ESPN) PA 286 333 291 307 213 376 231 315 323 322 266 233 269 214 Smith. Den. RandleEl, Pit SPECIAL AWARD: Region 10 honors Uintah coach Curg Belcher for 31 years of coaching excellence. NBA PF 316 213 245 264 Core 81 O'Neal, Den. McAlister. Bal. Mahoney, Wasatch Webber, Judge Ballard, Park City TELEVISION PA 272 327 354 358 AH 84 81 Walters, Ind. Lewis, Hou. SPECIAL TEAMS ON THE AIR PF 351 247 235 300 309 546 360 491 510 483 395 356 425 365 Moulds. Buf. Blown. N.E. Garner, Oak. Shaw, Colt Strebel, Sr. DB, Park City Darin Mahoney, So. DL Wasatch teammate during practice on Tuesday. 7 38 J Moss, Northcutt, Cle. Hall. KC. Robinson, Sr. DL, Uintah Weston Horricks, Sr. DL Uintah Morgan Birchell, Sr. DL Uintah Rich Barry, Sr. DL Park City to Tuesday night ... Keith Bogans scored 21 points Tuesday lead No. 12 Kentucky (5-1- ) pastTulane 76-6- 0 from range. ... Fresh-- , night Bogans hit man Dee Brown scored 25 points and Brian Cook added 21 as No. 15 Illinois defeated Easter Illinois nation's 80-6- 8 Tuesday night Henry Domercant, the eighth-leadin- g scorer, had 30 for Eastern Illinois. ... Vlnce Carter of the Toronto Raptors will miss two weeks with a strained right knee after colliding with a Pet .769 .231 .231 .231 T Punt Returners Jace ALSO: Ben Gordon scored 16 of his 18 points in rallied the second half as No. 9 Connecticut (6-deficit to beat Massachusetts 59-4- 8 from a 1 0 Ward, Pit Rice. Oak. P Price, Buf. Brown, Oak, Derrick Nyberg, Sr. LB, Uintah Harry Hacking, Sr. LB, Uintah Tolver, Alexander. Sea. Owens. S.F. ne 2, BLUES 0 DEVILS 0 1 912 Buffalo Barbmore Philadelphia Florida Kevin ReK), Sr. RB, Park City Drew Shepherd, So. WR, Park City Chase Smith, Jr. OL, Park City City Kyle Mutcher, So. OU Pa OL PA 159 326 245 252 Rushers Ross Francis, Sr. L8, Wasatch Todd Lawton, Sr. LB, Wasatch financial weakness of the intended new owners of the Buffalo Sabres, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman expects the transaction to go through by February. Asked what would happen if Mark Hamlster and partner Todd Berman couldn't finalize their purchase of exclusive bargaining period, the team within a 45-da- y Bettman said Tuesday he was getting positive feedback. "From everything I'm hearing from the lawyers, everybody is progressing and doing the things they need to be doing to move this along," he said. NHL Board of GoverAt the conclusion of a two-da- y nors meeting, Bettman also said his office was anxious to begin negotiations on a new collective bargaining in Septem-ber200agreement to replace the one that expires PF 301 382 326 210 Pet .692 .385 .385 .308 Brady. N.E. Bledsoe, Buf, Manning, Ind. Cody Medler, Sr. DL, Wasatch Robbie Hatch, Sr. DL, Wasatch Austin Hills, Sr. S, Wasatch Sale of Sabres on track SCOTTSDALE,Ariz. - Despite speculation about the Pet ;769 .692 .654 .385 Quarterbacks Mckeachnie. Sr. DL, Uintah Russ Lamb, Sr. DB, Uintah ArryWefhaber, Sr. DB, Park City ; Jack Stephens, Sr. LB, Park City Rich Morrill, Sr. DL, Park City Clay Williams, Sr. DL, Wasatch NHL 0 0 at Tennessee, Pennington, Gannon, Oak. Green, KC. Jake Meakins, Rice, Pa T AFC INDIVIDUAL Matt Stahl, Sr. SS. Judge Michael Webber, Jr. DB, Judge Rex Parrish, Sr. DL, Union Jonny Hacking, Sr. DB, Uintah "It's positively, undeniably false," he said. 207 238 245 307 Sunday's (aam Seattle at Atlanta, 11 a.m. N.Y. Jets at Chicago. 11 a.m. Oakland at Miami, 11 a.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 11 a.m. Baltimore at Houston, 11 a.m. San Diego at Buffalo, 11 a.m. Carolina at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 11 a.m. 11 a.m. Washington at Philadelphia, Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 1 a.m. at Cleveland, 11 a.nt Indianapolis Kansas City at Denver, 2:05 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 2:15 p.m. Green Bay at San Francisco, 2:15 p.m. Arizona at SL Louis, 6:30 p.m. Derek Kohter, Sr. RB, Wasatch Jon McNaughton, Sr. OL, Wasatch Todd Whiting, Sr. OL, Wasatch Will Saleola, Sr. RB, Granite Iverson. 347 229 193 240 9 5 5 4 Louis New England Cotton Salazar, Jr. WR, Wasatch Chase Gnfhths, Sr. RB. Wasatch Howa PA Walker, Jace J R PF division FIRST TEAM OFFENSE he overheard a police detective make a toast to Allen rverson's "next felony" last summer, days before the NBA star was charged with threatening two men with a gun. Wesley Gregg told Iverson's lawyers he was working shift at a Philadelphia hotel July 8 when a he spotted the lead detective in the investigation dining with other officers at the hotel's bar and heard him boast "he is going down" when a news story about the 76ers player appeared on TV. When the detectives got up to leave, Lt Michael Chitwood made a toast "This is for Iverson's next felony," Gregg said in a signed statement he gave Iverson's attorneys on July 24. But the tale was passed along to Iverson, and his attorneys said Tuesday it formed the basis for comments the star made about Philadelphia police last month. "I've heard about police officers toasting to Allen Iverson's next felony conviction," Iverson said during an interview with The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Daily News. Chitwood, a decorated officer well known in the city for his involvement in cases, told the Daily News he was at a steak house in the Sheraton on the night in question, but denied making a toast involving 2 I Pet .769 .538 .385 .385 Chicago Detroit Minnesota Seattle (As selected by region coaches) MVP: Kurt McEuen, Sr. QB, Wasatch Coach of the fear: Ron Tree, Wasatch A L 3 4 4 8 I St Fitch, Carlos Magdaleno, Witness: Cops toasted A.I. - former hotel security guard says San Diego at Brigham Young (KSL1160AM) 381 270 308 419 Bay Arizona Tallon Boles, Brady Duncan. Craig Isa Takahashi, David White. VIEW: Rec 13 Chris Rooney. UNOEROOO Oakland Seattle r 2 N Lykt Seitz. ' LINE Miarm Atlanta Jacksonville 0 1 Akers.Phi. PA North Francisco FIRST TEAM DEFENSE 7 p.m. PA Chris Clegg, Jensen, Otsen, Josh Redd, Cameron Copeland. PLEASANT GROVE: Dan Argyte, Shawn Bills, Jason Gray, Rooby Weber, Jimmy Salmans, Trevor Jensen, MOUNTAIN Rush IS 19.388(18.619). Rnfemns Don Koharski. Bonney, 97t 40 56 at at at (21 shots 18 saves). (16 shots-1- Aubin Toronto. Betlour 1 901 233 5. Toron of 4, of 1 0 lOOt 23 7 TilcAltisterlrO: Atlantic Mecham. TIMPANOGOS: Mason McGinn, Casey Duke, DJ. Parkes, Sam Moody, Bryan Lott Will West. Ryder NBA 10 p.m. Pf Washington Schwan, Jared Dan Hola, Sr. OL, Granite N.Y. Pet .692 .615 .538 .538 3 6 Philadelphia N Y Giants Taj Baseball wants Rose to admit misdeeds as part of any agreement ending the ban, the executive said. Rose cannot appear on the ballot for the Hall of Fame as long as he is on the permanently ineligible list Baseball officials already have held meetings to discuss the implications of a possible reinstatement the executive said. Chicago at 293 263 287 387 I Peak ACADEMIC LONE 34 Dot 22 Sea Aib39 Na 2 (Mogilny. Tor (hold 12:52: foronto FAVORITE East Larsen, Chris Clegg, Kateb Rutter, Jordan Haynie. VIEW: Jeff McDonald, MOUNTAIN Brady Duncan, tsa McNeff, Carlos Magdaleno, Craig reinstatement 6 p.m. Pf 309 283 249 235 PA CONFERENCE NATIONAL Takahashi.Ammon Fitch. - 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Pet .577 .538 .462 .077 0 0 Hamilton. - 237 268 282 365 304 233 252 294 0 0 0 W Oakland TIMPANOGOS: Corey Walker, Cameron Copeland, Brandon Hansen. 0RF.M: Robbie McKinney, EJ. Caftan), Travis Barney, Jeff Tucker, Marshall Watker, Tyler Tucker, Josh Weishar. PLEASANT GROVE: Trevor Workman, Jason Gray, J.D. NEW YORK Pete Rose may finally be getting his second chance. Baseball's career hits leader could know by the end of the year if baseball will agree to end his lifewhich would make him eligible for the time ban Hall of Fame. Rose and commissioner Bud Selig met secretly in Milwaukee on Nov. 25 and their lawyers have been exchanging draft proposals that could end the ban, a baseball executive said Tuesday on the condition he not be identified. A 17-tiand former National League MVR Rose agreed to the lifetime ban in August 1989 following an investigation of his gambling but has maintained he never bet on baseball. "It's a first hopeful sign," said Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken, who wrote twice to Selig last month 314 330 274 332 Pet Pf .615 302 .615' 274 .385 276 .308 181 HONORABLE MENTION Rose, Selig discuss ban PA West Blaine Brady, Orem Ryan Femoerg. 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LB sophomore G Mike Dean has been released from his scholarship and will leave the basketball team at the end of the semester. Venus Taylor assistant GEORGIA ed coach. RICHARD G, Larry James dean ed of athletics and recreational programs and services. ted defensive coordinator Mike Hoskins to football coach. Bred Hauler mens soccer coach, in addition to his duties as women's soccer coach. Matt Gnfhn football Miami Ohio St coach. .' |
