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#	Name	Pos	Ht	Wt	Exp	College	Birth City
57	Adams, Keith	LB	5-11	223	4	Clemson	Atlanta, GA
2	Akers, David	K	5-10	200	6	Louisville	Lexington, KY
79	Allen, Ian	OT	6-4	310	3	Purdue	Atlanta, GA
88	Bartrum, Mike	TE/LS	6-4	245	11	Marshall	Pomeroy, OH
11	Blake, Jeff	QB	6-1	223	13	East Carolina	Daytona Beach, Fla.
24	Brown, Sheldon	CB	5-10	200	3	South Carolina	Richburg, SC
56	Burgess, Derrick	DE	6-2	266	4	Mississippi	Greenbelt, MD
66	Darilek, Trey	G/T	6-4	301	R	Texas-El Paso	San Antonio, TX
20	Dawkins, Brian	FS	6-0	210	9	Clemson	Jacksonville, FL
10	Detmer, Koy	QB	6-1	195	8	Univ. of Colorado	San Antonio, TX
53	Douglas, Hugh	DE	6-2	281	10	Central State (Ohio)	Mansfield, OH
76	Ephraim, Alonzo	C	6-4	312	2	Alabama	Birmingham, AL
63	Fraley, Hank	C/G	6-2	300	5	Robert Morris	Gaithersburg, MD
96	Grasmanis , Paul	DT	6-3	298	9	Notre Dame	Jenison, MI
65	Green, Jamaal	DE	6-2	272	2	Miami (FL)	Camden, NJ
77	Hicks, Artis	T	6-4	318	3	Memphis	Jackson, TN
29	Hood, Roderick	CB	5-11	196	2	Auburn	Columbus, GA
8	Johnson, Dirk	P	6-0	205	2	Northern Colorado	Hoxie, KS
55	Jones, Dhani	LB	6-1	240	5	Michigan	Potomac, MD
93	Kearse, Jevon	DE	6-4	265	6	Florida	Fort Myers, FL
59	Labinjo, Mike	LB	6-0	241	R	Michigan St.	Toronto, Ontario
25	Levens, Dorsey	RB	6-1	230	11	Georgia Tech	Syracuse, NY
83	Lewis, Greg	WR	6-0	180	2	Illinois	Matteson, IL
32	Lewis, Michael	SS	6-1	211	3	Colorado	Richmond, TX
34	Mahe, Reno	RB	5-10	212	2	Brigham Young	Salt Lake City, UT
71	Mayberry, Jermane	G/T	6-4	325	9	Texas A&M-Kingsville	Floresville, TX
22	McCoo, Eric	RB	5-10	210	1	Penn State	Red Bank, N.J.
95	McDougle, Jerome	DE	6-2	264	2	Miami (FL)	Pompano Beach, FL
80	McMullen, Billy	WR	6-4	210	2	Virginia	Richmond, VA
5	McNabb, Donovan	QB	6-2	240	6	Syracuse	Chicago, IL
46	Mikell, Quintin	S	5-10	206	2	Boise State	New Orleans, LA
84	Mitchell, Freddie	WR	5-11	195	4	UCLA	Lakeland, FL
81	Owens, Terrell	WR	6-3	226	9	Tennessee-Chattanooga	Alexander City, AL
49	Parry, Josh	FB	6-2	250	1	San Jose State	Sonora, CA
87	Pinkston, Todd	WR	6-3	180	5	Southern Mississippi	Forest, MS
91	Rayburn, Sam	DT	6-3	303	2	Tulsa	Chickasha, OK
30	Reed, J.R.	S	5-11	201	R	South Florida	Tampa, FL
58	Reese, Ike	LB	6-2	222	7	Michigan State	Cincinnati, OH
69	Runyan, Jon	T	6-7	330	9	Michigan	Flint, MI
68	Sciullo, Steve	OG	6-5	325	2	Marshall	Pittsburgh, PA
26	Sheppard, Lito	CB	5-10	194	3	Florida	Jacksonville, FL
90	Simon, Corey	DT	6-2	293	5	Florida State	Pompano Beach, FL
50	Simoneau, Mark	LB	6-0	245	5	Kansas State	Smith Center, KS
82	Smith, L.J.	TE	6-3	258	2	Rutgers	Highland Park, NJ
78	Thomas, Hollis	DT	6-0	306	9	Northern Illinois	St. Louis, MO
72	Thomas, Tra	T	6-7	349	7	Florida State	Deland, FL
85	Thomason, Jeff	TE	6-5	255	11	Oregon	Newport Beach, CA
54	Trotter, Jeremiah	LB	6-1	262	7	Stephen F. Austin	Hooks, TX
97	Walker, Darwin	DT	6-3	294	5	Tennessee	Walterboro, SC
21	Ware, Matt	CB	6-2	210	R	UCLA	Santa Monica, CA
51	Wayne, Nate	LB	6-0	237	7	Mississippi	Macon, MS
36	Westbrook, Brian	RB/KR	5-10	205	3	Villanova	Ft. Washington, MD
31	Wynn, Dexter	CB	5-9	175	R	Colorado State	Sumter, SC

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No	Player *	Position	Height	Weight	Birthday
27	Rabih Abdullah	RB	6-0	235	04/27/1975
49	Eric Alexander	LB	6-2	240	02/08/1982
63	Joe Andruzzi	G	6-3	312	08/23/1975
68	Tom Ashworth	T	6-6	305	10/10/1977
96	Rodney Bailey	DL	6-3	305	10/07/1979
48	Tully Banta-Cain	LB	6-2	250	08/28/1980
12	Tom Brady	QB	6-4	225	08/03/1977
83	Deion Branch	WR	5-9	193	07/18/1979
80	Troy Brown	WR	5-10	196	07/02/1971
54	Tedy Bruschi	LB	6-1	247	06/09/1973
19	Ricky Bryant	WR	6-0	185	03/24/1981
32	Kory Chapman	RB	6-1	202
58	Matt Chatham	LB	6-4	250	06/28/1977
30	Je'Rod Cherry	SS	6-1	210	05/30/1973
34	Cedric Cobbs	RB	6-0	225	01/09/1981
59	Rosevelt Colvin	LB	6-3	250	09/05/1977
6	Rohan Davey	QB	6-2	245	04/14/1978
51	Don Davis	LB	6-1	235	12/17/1972
28	Corey Dillon	RB	6-1	225	10/24/1974
33	Kevin Faulk	RB	5-8	202	06/05/1976
88	Christian Fauria	TE	6-4	250	09/22/1971
49	Zeron Flemister	TE	6-4	250	09/08/1976
21	Randall Gay	CB	5-11	186	05/05/1982
87	David Givens	WR	6-0	212	08/16/1980
76	Brandon Gorin	T	6-6	308	07/17/1978
82	Daniel Graham	TE	6-3	257	11/16/1978
97	Jarvis Green	DL	6-3	290	01/12/1979
37	Rodney Harrison	S	6-1	220	12/15/1972
91	Marquise Hill	DE	6-6	300	08/07/1982
71	Russ Hochstein	G	6-4	305	10/07/1977
53	Larry Izzo	LB	5-10	228	09/26/1974
18	Cedric James	WR	6-1	197
52	Ted Johnson	LB	6-4	253	12/04/1972
81	Bethel Johnson	WR	5-11	200	02/11/1979
10	Kevin Kasper	WR	6-1	202	12/23/1977
99	Ethan Kelley	DT	6-2	310	02/12/1980
90	Dan Klecko	DL	5-11	275	01/12/1981
70	Adrian Klemm	T	6-3	312	05/21/1977
67	Dan Koppen	C	6-2	296	09/12/1979
16	Justin Kurpeikis	LB	6-3	254	07/17/1977
24	Ty Law	CB	5-11	200	02/10/1974
72	Matt Light	T	6-4	305	06/23/1978
23	Omare Lowe	DB	6-1	195	04/20/1978
55	Willie McGinest	LB	6-5	270	12/11/1971
13	Jim Miller	QB	6-2	225	02/09/1971
8	Josh Miller	P	6-4	225	07/14/1970
29	Earthwind Moreland	CB	5-10	182	06/13/1977
64	Gene Mruczkowski	G/C	6-2	305	06/06/1980
61	Stephen Neal	G	6-4	305	10/09/1976
65	Lance Nimmo	OT	6-5	303	09/13/1979
35	Patrick Pass	FB	5-10	217	12/31/1977
86	David Patten	WR	5-10	190	08/19/1974
66	Lonie Paxton	LS	6-2	260	03/13/1978
95	Roman Phifer	LB	6-2	248	03/05/1968
38	Tyrone Poole	CB	5-8	188	02/03/1972
31	Hank Poteat	CB	5-10	192	08/30/1977
69	Buck Rasmussen	DL	6-4	285	10/01/1978
42	Dexter Reid	S	5-11	203	03/18/1981
14	P.K. Sam	WR	6-3	210	02/26/1983
22	Asante Samuel	CB	5-10	185	01/06/1981
39	Guss Scott	S	5-10	205	05/21/1982
93	Richard Seymour	DL	6-6	310	10/06/1979
98	Keith Traylor	DT	6-2	340	09/03/1969
4	Adam Vinatieri	K	6-0	202	12/28/1972
50	Mike Vrabel	LB	6-4	261	08/14/1975
94	Ty Warren	DL	6-5	300	02/06/1981
84	Ben Watson	TE	6-3	253	12/18/1980
85	Jed Weaver	TE	6-4	258	08/11/1976
75	Vince Wilfork	DT	6-2	325	11/04/1981
26	Eugene Wilson	CB	5-10	195	08/17/1980
16>	Billy Yates	G	6-2	305

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Monday, January 10, 2005

Football News: Championship NCAA Results 2004 / 2005

College Bowls / NCAA Bowls / NCAA Championship / NCAA football / College Bowl Gambling

Bowl Championship Series Results (Dec. 2004 / Jan. 2005)
Location	Date, Time (TV)		Matchup
SUGAR BOWL
New Orleans	2005, Jan. 4, 8 p.m		Louisiana State 21, Oklahoma 14 2004: Georgia 26, Florida State 13
FIESTA BOWL
Tempe, Ariz.	2005, Jan. 2, 8 p.m		Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 2004: Ohio State 31, Miami 24 (2OT)
ROSE BOWL
Pasadena, Calif.	2005, Jan. 1, 5 p.m		Southern California 28, Michigan 14 2004: Oklahoma 34, Washington St. 14
ORANGE BOWL
Miami	2005, Jan. 1, 8:30 p.m		Miami (Fla.) 16, Florida State 14 2004: USC 38, Iowa 17
Future Fed Ex Orange Bowl games: The 2006 Fed Ex Orange Bowl will be Tuesday, January 3, 2006.
All Other Bowls
Location	Date, Time (TV)		Matchup
NEW ORLEANS BOWL
New Orleans	2004,Dec. 16, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)		Memphis 27, North Texas 17 2004: North Texas 24, Cincinnati 19
GMAC BOWL
Mobile, Ala.	2004,Dec. 18, 8 p.m. (ESPN2)		Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28 2004: Marshall 38, Louisville 15
TANGERINE BOWL
Orlando	2004,Dec. 22, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)		North Carolina State 56, Kansas 26 2004: Texas Tech 55, Clemson 15
FORT WORTH BOWL
Fort Worth, Texas	2004,Dec. 23, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)		Boise State 34, Texas Christian 31
LAS VEGAS BOWL
Las Vegas	2004,Dec. 24, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)		Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14 2004: UCLA 27, New Mexico 13
HAWAII BOWL
Honolulu	2004,Dec. 25, 8 p.m. (ESPN)		Hawaii 54, Houston 48 2004: Tulane 36, Hawaii 28
MOTOR CITY BOWL
Detroit, Mich.	2004,Dec. 26, 5 p.m. (ESPN)		Bowling Green 28, Northwestern 24 2004: Boston College 51, Toledo 25
INSIGHT BOWL
Phoenix	2004,Dec. 26, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN)		California 52, Virginia Tech 49 2004: Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13
CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWL
Charlotte, N.C.	2004,Dec. 27, 11 a.m. (ESPN)		Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16 2004: Virginia 48, West Virginia 22
ALAMO BOWL
San Antonio	2004,Dec. 29, 9 p.m. (ESPN)		Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3 2004: Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 (OT)
HOUSTON BOWL
Houston	2004,Dec. 30, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)		Texas Tech 38, Navy 14 2004: Oklahoma St. 33, Sou. Miss 23
SILICON VALLEY CLASSIC
San Jose, Calif.	2004,Dec. 30, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)		Fresno State 17, UCLA 9 2004: Fresno State 30, Georgia Tech 21
HOLIDAY BOWL
San Diego	2004,Dec. 30, 8 p.m. (ESPN)		Washington State 28, Texas 20 2004: Kansas St. 34, Arizona St. 27
MUSIC CITY BOWL
Nashville, Tenn.	2004,Dec. 31, Noon (ESPN)		Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 2004: Minnesota 29, Arkansas 14
SUN BOWL
El Paso, Texas	2004,Dec. 31, 2 p.m. (CBS)		Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 2004: Purdue 34, Washington 24
LIBERTY BOWL
Memphis	2004,Dec. 31, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)		Utah 17, Southern Mississippi 0 2004: TCU 17, Colorado State 3
INDEPENDENCE BOWL
Shreveport, La.	2004,Dec. 31, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)		Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 2004: Ole Miss 27, Nebraska 23
SAN FRANCISCO BOWL
San Francisco	2004,Dec. 31, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)		Boston College 35, Colorado State 21 2004: Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13
OUTBACK BOWL
Tampa, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 11 a.m. (ESPN)		Iowa 37, Florida 17 2004: Michigan 38, Florida 30
GATOR BOWL
Jacksonville, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 12:30 p.m. (NBC)		Maryland 41, West Virginia 7 2004: N.C. State 28, Notre Dame 6
CAPITAL ONE BOWL
Orlando, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 2003, 1 p.m		Georgia 34, Purdue 27 2004: Auburn 13, Penn State 9
COTTON BOWL
Dallas	2005, Jan. 2, 2 p.m		Mississippi 31, Oklahoma State 28 2004: Texas 35, LSU 20
PEACH BOWL
Atlanta	2005, Jan. 2, 4:30 p.m		Clemson 27, Tennessee 14 2004: Maryland 30, Tennessee 3
HUMANITARIAN BOWL
Boise	2005, Jan. 3, Noon (ESPN)		Georgia Tech 52, Tulsa 10 2004: Boise State 34, Iowa State 16
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Thursday, August 26, 2004

Aussies put best foot forward

They grew up playing Aussie rules football. Now they're NFL punters who claim that Aussies rule.
"There's more and more Australians heading over," says Darren Bennett, the two-time Pro Bowl choice who was born in Sydney, educated in Perth and punts for the Minnesota Vikings after nine years with the San Diego Chargers.
The wave of incoming fourth-down specialists isn't exactly tidal, yet non-native kickers such as Pete Gogolak (Hungary), Jan Stenerud (Norway), Garo Yepremian (Cyprus), Gary Anderson (South Africa) and Morten Andersen (Denmark) turned soccer backgrounds into long and successful NFL careers.
Mat McBriar seems to have secured a position with the Dallas Cowboys, doubling the ranks of punters from Down Under. Nathan Chapman's chances of making it a threesome look slim, though he could end up on the Green Bay Packers practice squad.
The adjustment to a different ball and the sequence of taking the snap and executing the punt with pressure coming isn't easy, even for players like Chapman, who played American rules football in Australia last year for the Queens land Rangers and was named the Gridiron League's outstanding special-teams player. The Aussie game, in which players kick on the run, builds strong legs but not the technical prowess and directional skills required in the NFL.
"It's such a fine process of mechanics," says Chapman, who averaged 38 yards on three punts in Green Bay's second preseason game. "It's nice to stand out here at practice and kick a ball when there's no one around, but it's when everyone's rushing at you that you need to be switched on in the mind."
Green Bay's loss of Josh Bidwell as a free agent to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers set off the club's round of auditions, and Chapman, while more than a curiosity, wasn't ever the leading candidate. The Packers gambled in the April draft and traded up to select B.J. Sander in the third round but have been disappointed in his performance. They signed 15-year veteran Bryan Barker this week after auditioning several other punting elders.
Bennett says Chapman needs to stay patient and continue to hone his game. There's generally a lost year involved in the search for steady work.
Consider McBriar. Bennett helped hook him up with a former Chargers coach, June Jones, and McBriar played for Jones at Hawaii for three years. Last season he went to training camp with the Denver Broncos, was traded to the Seattle Seahawks and gained enough of a reputation before his release to get a look from Dallas.
"I spent the first year on practice squad, and it was probably the best thing that happened to me," Bennett says. "I was 29 at the time, and I said to coach (Bobby) Ross, 'I'm too old to be on practice squad.' He said, 'you can punt until you're 40.' Ten years later, he was right."

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Wrong Thoughts

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--> Eddie George thought his NFL career would end when he retired in four or five years as the Tennessee Titans' career rushing leader.

He still might get a parade someday, and the Titans may even retire his No. 27. But he said Wednesday that he is too busy playing with his new team -- the Dallas Cowboys -- to think about what he calls a business decision.

"I have no animosity toward the organization,” he said in a conference call with reporters in Tennessee.

"It's something that happened. It's a business. I understand that. I had some great years there. I have some great memories, George said.

"That's how I choose to think about the situation rather than be bitter about it, and I'm not going to put forth the energy to thinking bad thoughts or be negative toward anybody. It is what it is, and I'm moving on to another situation.

Ironically, George will be playing his former teammates Monday night, when the Titans visit the Cowboys. The otherwise meaningless game offers George a chance to say the goodbyes missed in his shocking release on July 21.

The Titans had talked with George for months about a pay cut to help them with the salary cap. He refused and was released a week before teams headed to training camp.

Hasty departures aren't unusual in the NFL, and George immediately landed a deal with the Cowboys. If George had been released in March, his departure wouldn't be an issue now.

"The timing of it wasn't ideal,'' George said. "It had to be done. I had to take the cards that were given to me and play the hand.''

The move came so quick George had to have some of his belongings shipped to him in Oxnard, Calif., where Dallas held training camp. He had little time for talk.

Titans coach Jeff Fisher said they spoke as friends after the release.

"We wished each other well. We didn't have to go back and rehash what happened. Everybody knew what happened,'' Fisher said. "We were just kind of shocked at the fact that it happened and went on from there. We told him we'd be crossing paths four to six weeks from when we released him.''

George did call a couple of Tennessee's offensive linemen. He told them he didn't make the comments criticizing the Titans for not investing in better linemen. He said Wednesday he hopes to visit with them at the team hotel before the game.

Right guard Benji Olson left George a message but hasn't heard back. Olson jokingly dabbed at his eyes with a T-shirt and said he guessed the two weren't as close as he thought.

"I think people are starting to come to the fact that's just the way the business is,'' Olson said.

George has found time in recent weeks to talk with close friends like Titans cornerback Samari Rolle, the best man at his wedding. The topic of conversation usually involves family and how George is settling in with the Cowboys.

"We don't talk about whether it was right or wrong what the Titans did,'' left tackle Brad Hopkins said. "We don't talk about whether he's going to get us back being a Cowboy.''

The Titans haven't missed a beat on offense without George. Second-year back Chris Brown has helped the running game look better than it has in years in the preseason with 107 yards on just 16 carries, nearly a 7-yard per carry average.

George has 11 carries for 40 yards, a 3.6-yard average, for Dallas. That includes a 23-yard rush last week against Oakland.

Cowboys coach Bill Parcells was noncommittal when asked about George's status during training camp.

"Well, if he takes his shirt off he looks like a male model ... embarrassing the rest of the players around here,'' Parcells said.

As jarring as George's release was, Hopkins said NFL players are used to sudden changes and losing close teammates for business reasons. He listed players like former defensive tackle Henry Ford as just one of several players let go in recent years.

"These are names that kind of go under the radar. But when you've got a big one, one you definitely think should retire a Titan, then it becomes more pertinent,'' Hopkins said.

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Minnesota defensive end Kenny Mixon's

MINNEAPOLIS --> The NFL on Wednesday rejected Minnesota defensive end Kenny Mixon's appeal of a two-game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
Mixon, who hasn't missed a start since signing with Minnesota two seasons ago, will be eligible to return to the Vikings' active roster Sept. 21.
In November, Deephaven police pulled Mixon over and found he had a blood-alcohol level of 0.19 percent, nearly double the state's legal limit of 0.10 percent. It was his third arrest for drunken driving in 16 months.
In March, Mixon was sentenced to 30 days in the county workhouse and 60 days of home monitoring. The jury also found him guilty of possessing an open container of alcohol and driving with a revoked license.
Mixon also was sentenced to 216 hours of community service, and the court ordered him to pay $3,100 to a panel that educates the public about the dangers of drunken driving.
He had 62 tackles last season, including a career-high five sacks.

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Williams doesn't rule out eventual return

MIAMI --> Retired running back Ricky Williams says he contacted the Miami Dolphins this week at the request of his agent but has no plans to rejoin the team anytime soon.

Williams didn't rule out a return but made it clear that given his contract and the state of the coaching staff, "It's not in my best interests to play football right now," he told The Miami Herald in a story published Wednesday night on the newspaper's Web site.
Williams has acknowledged testing positive for marijuana three times, which means he likely wouldn't be allowed to play this season, even if he decided to come out of retirement.
Williams is in Australia and said he plans to travel to India soon for a "couple of months." He said he contacted the Dolphins after they sent him a letter last week seeking repayment of $8.6 million by Monday.
"I didn't call them to see if I could come back. I was just causing a conversation to happen," Williams said. "They sent me the letter and [my agent] told me it's in my best interests to call them."
Asked if he was prepared to pay the money back or return to the team by Monday, Williams said, "That's really up to the Dolphins about the money. ... This whole thing gets crazier by the day."
Williams' agent, Leigh Steinberg, didn't return calls seeking comment. Coach Dave Wannstedt declined to comment.
"I'm only commenting about the players on our team," Wannstedt said.
Retirement papers Williams filed with the NFL last month aren't binding. But because he was in the league's substance abuse program, he can't return for one year without penalty. Williams has said he's a three-time offender in the program, meaning the penalty would be a suspension that would prohibit him from playing this season.
Williams, who led the NFL in rushing in 2002, stunned the Dolphins when he decided to retire a week before training camp started at age 27

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