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\nregular-season champion George Washington on Wednesday, the Minutemen host
\narch-rival
\n
\ncomes into the game with a 12-4 record and a perfect 2-0 mark in A-10 play. The
\nMinutemen are off the best start since the 1995-96 season<\/span>
\nwhen they won the first 26 games of the season and were ranked No. 1 most of
\nthe year. UMass<\/span> is seeking its first 3-0 start in
\nA-10 play since 1997-98 when they started 8-0. The UMass<\/span>-Temple
\nrivalry opens a new chapter as the Owls come to
\nwithout their longtime Hall of Fame Coach John Chaney, for the first time in
\nhistory. Under new coach Fran Dunphy<\/span>, the Owls are
\n6-8 overall and 0-2 in the league, riding a four-game losing streak. The
\nMinutemen reached the 10-win mark earlier than any point in a season since that
\nyear, when they were 10-0. UMass<\/span><\/span>
\nwins are tied for the most in the nation among all teams. No. 12 Butler is 8-1
\naway from <\/span>
\n<\/span>
\nis huge improvement for UMass<\/span>, which was just 3-13
\naway from home in 2005-06. UMass<\/span> has won eight of the
\n10 games away from home in the first two months. That includes a stretch of
\nfive wins in a row away from Mullins. UMass<\/span> has won
\n14 of its last 18 at home.Cincinnati-South <\/span>
Press Notes
\nof
\nBIG EAST Conference victory of the season and an end to a three-game losing
\nstreak when the Bearcats visit USF<\/span> on Sunday, Jan.
\n14. Game time at the USF<\/span> Sun Dome is
\ncontest with a 9-6 record but has been idle since its 54-42 loss to
\non Jan. 7 in its league opener. USF<\/span> is 9-8 overall
\nand 0-3 in BIG EAST play. The Bulls lost to
\n81-55, on Wednesday.
\nUSF<\/span> have played one common opponent. Both have lost
\nto UAB<\/span>. UC<\/span> incurred a 59-57
\nsetback to the Blazers on Dec. 4 while USF<\/span> fell,
\n78-62, on Dec. 27. The Bearcats will be out to avert their longest losing
\nstreak in 19 seasons. UC<\/span> last dropped four in a row
\nin February of the 1987-88 season<\/span>.NFL
Seahawks-Bears
\nwas forced out in the third quarter of the Seahawks\u2019 21-20 wild-card win. Coach
\nMike Holmgren<\/span> didn\u2019t expect D.J<\/span>.
\nHackett (sprained right ankle) to even play vs. Dallas, but he contributed two
\ncatches for 8 yards .WR<\/span> Deion Branch has four 100-yard
\nreceiving games in the postseason, all with New England . In QB Matt
\ninjury, the BC product has topped out at 243 yards passing. The Bears allowed
\nmore than 300 yards in each of their final six regular-season games. CB Marcus
\nallowed an average of 152.7 yards the last six games, was ranked 22d.
\nBears.Courier News
\nideal opponent for the Bears\u2019 running game. That\u2019s because
\nrun defense has been paper thin. The greatest obstacle for the Bears\u2019 running
\nattack may have been removed Friday when fullback Jason McKie<\/span>
\nwas given clearance to play by coach<\/span>
\ntwo games with a sprained ankle. Patriots-Chargers
\nquarterback. Philip Rivers is starting his first.SF Gate
\nscored an NFL-high 492 points behind Tomlinson and first-year starting
\nheld its opponents to 237, second-lowest in the league. Defensive-minded coach
\nBill Belichick no doubt will throw something at Rivers that the QB hasn\u2019t seen.
\nWhile the Patriots will try to keep marching toward their fourth Super Bowl
\nappearance in six seasons, the Chargers and their coach, Marty Schottenheimer,
\nwill try to erase some brutal playoff history. The Chargers haven\u2019t won in the
\nplayoffs since stunning
\nin the AFC championship game on
\n15, 1995<\/st1:date>. Counting the Super Bowl wipeout that followed, they\u2019ve
\nlost three straight in the postseason. And of course, Schottenheimer is 5-12 in
\nthe playoffs, with
\nCity and
\ncolumn hit 13 short of the Super Bowl, he could be fired by general manager
\ntheir last 10 games to finish an NFL-best 14-2, are well aware of the Patriots\u2019
\nmystique.
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