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Pittsburgh-Syracuse
Press Notes
\nAssociated Press and ESPN\/USA Today coaches<\/span> polls.
\nbegins conference play unranked. Pitt is 2-1 in road games this season after
\nclaiming victories at
\nand dropping a contest to
\nThe Panthers are 9-0 at home on the season. Pitt opens Big East play with a 12-2
\nrecord. It concluded its December slate with a 77-51 Saturday victory over
\nFlorida A&M<\/span>. Pitt concluded a difficult three-game
\nstretch against No. 7 Wisconsin, No. 15 Oklahoma State and
\nPitt dropped consecutive contests to
\nand
\nand defeated
\nThe combined record of those three Panthers opponents was 33-4. The 30-point
\nwin over
\nlargest margin of victory since it defeated
\n
\nof the year. With its back-to-back games against
\nand
\nPitt played two consecutive games against nationally ranked non-conference
\nopponents.
\nmeet for the 95th<\/sup> time in series history.
\nowns a 61-33 advantage in the series which began in 1914. The Panthers have
\nclaimed eight of the series\u2019 last 11 meetings.
\nbetween the two schools at the Carrier Dome. Pitt is 10-33 all-time vs. the <\/span>Santa Barbara-Long Beach State
Press Notes
\nwith an overall record of 10-3 and a Big West Conference record of 2-0. The
\nGauchos, winners of six of their last seven overall, swept a pair of games to
\nopen league play last weekend. On Thursday, Dec. 28, UCSB<\/span>
\nstruggled past UC<\/span> Riverside, 73-65, and then on
\nSaturday, Dec. 30, in an early-season showdown between the teams with the two
\nbest non-conference records, the Gauchos defeated Cal State Fullerton, 84-76.
\nThe consecutive wins came on the heels of a Dec. 22 loss at the
\nof
\n2006<\/st1:date>
\nin the International Bowl on Jan. 6 against
\nin
\nabout who would coach the Bearcats in the game after Mark Dantonio<\/span>
\nleft
\n
\nPat Narduzzi<\/span>,
\ndefensive coordinator, was named interim coach before Kelly was hired Sunday.
\nathletic director Mike Thomas confirmed Tuesday that Kelly will have a coaching
\nstaff in place to work the bowl. The number of CMU assistants who will join him
\nremains to be seen. NFL
Chiefs-Colts
Sign On <\/span>
\nrun defense was by far the worst in the league, allowing 173 yards a game. The
\nChiefs have Larry Johnson, the NFL\u2019s second-leading rusher with 1,789 yards.
\nNonetheless,
\nby 6\u00bd points, largely because it is 8-0 at home and has Peyton Manning and
\nMarvin Harrison to match anything Johnson can do \u2013 even though the Chiefs\u2019
\ndefense under Herman Edwards is certainly better than it was in January 2004.
\nFor those who dabble in such things, the over-under is 51, a very reachable
\nfigure unless the Chiefs keep the clock running with their rushing game. Funny
\nthing about the Colts: nobody expects much of them this year, unlike last
\nseason, when they entered the playoffs as the top seed in the AFC. So maybe
\nthey\u2019ll go farther than most people believe. Associated Press
\nof the past 14 games after having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. His
\nabsence exposed the Colts\u2019 oft-criticized defense for what it lacks without
\nhim: an energizing playmaker. At 5 feet 8 and 206 pounds, he is built like a
\ncannonball, hurls himself toward runners like a missile and is at his best in
\nrun support. Without him, the Colts aren\u2019t the same.In<\/span>
\n2005,<\/span> Sanders earned a trip to
\nafter helping the Colts allow the second-fewest points in the league. This
\nseason, with Sanders primarily on the bench, the run defense dropped to No. 32
\nand set a franchise record by allowing 5.3 yards per carry. Coach Tony Dungy
\nwarns Sanders cannot solve all the team\u2019s defensive problems, but when he
\nplays, the Colts are different. The defense plays quicker, more aggressively
\nand with more confidence.
\nexpect him to play. Cowboys-Seahawks
Sign On <\/span>
\npoints to
\nSeahawks are playing better, perhaps in time for a push back to the Super Bowl in
\na conference where nobody stands out.
\nis short at cornerback. King 5
\nrose. But the Seahawks secondary woes may get him back on track.
\ncould be down to converted safety Jordan Babineaux<\/span>
\nand rookie Kelly Jennings on Saturday with Marcus Trufant<\/span>
\nlaid low by a high ankle sprain. This could give the Boys a chance to get Terry
\nGlenn and Terrell Owens free on the outside where both are most potent. The
\nsmoothness of the Seahawks\u2019 passing attack and the composure of quarterback
\nMatt Hasselbeck have evaporated. Maybe it was the injury Hasselbeck suffered
\nthat cost him. Maybe it was getting used to not having an explosive Shaun
\nAlexander, the absence of guard Steve Hutchinson or getting Deion Branch
\ninvolved at wideout<\/span>. Whatever it is, they\u2019ve been off
\nmuch of the year and Hasselbeck\u2019s<\/span> regressed this
\nyear. The Cowboys\u2019 secondary has been a pack of big-play enablers all season.
\nSafety Roy Williams is laboring through an awful year in coverage and so is
\nfellow safety Keith Davis. Terence Newman and Anthony Henry, the corners, are
\nprone to giving up the big play as well. The Cowboys pass rush is highlighted
\nby DeMarcus<\/span> Ware (11.5 sacks) but he\u2019s been
\nhit-or-miss in a few games.
\n2006<\/st1:date>NY Jets-Patriots
\nsaid Wednesday that safety Rodney Harrison is out of Sunday\u2019s Jets-Patriots
\nplayoff game. Harrison, 34, who returned to the lineup Dec. 24 against the
\nJaguars after missing six games with a broken shoulder blade, sustained
\nligament damage to his right knee in the second quarter of a 40-23 win over the
\nTitans Sunday in Nashville, Tenn.Newsday
\nto the Browns and Bills, earning emotional wins over the Patriots and Dolphins,
\nand now head into the playoffs. Finally, this team gets some
\neven though the two Jets-Patriots games this season were decided by an average
\nof five points, one of them a Jets win, and five of the last eight meetings
\nwere decided by a touchdown or less. Following closely behind are the
\nstatistical analyses, pointing out that the Jets are ranked 25th<\/sup> in
\noverall offense, 20th<\/sup> in overall defense and 24th<\/sup> in
\nrushing defense.Giants-Eagles