December 29th, 2004


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In
this week's newsletter, we feature:
- Peyton Manning's historic TD completion
- Major League Baseball is finally coming to Washington, DC
- is the "Big Unit" going to the Yankees?
- a preview of the great Orange Bowl matchup January 4th between
Oklahoma & USC.
Of
course, our weekly look at a featured NFL
cheerleader!
Peyton
Manning has been a huge part of the Colts great run this season
but don't forget that all year the Colts have had beauties like
this week's hottie, "Cristina",
cheering them on from the sidelines!
Indianapolis
is the AFC South champion for the second consecutive season and
enters Sunday’s battle as the AFC’s third playoff seed.
The divisional title is the fourth for the franchise in its 21-year
Indianapolis era (1987, 1999, 2003, 2004), and this is the first
time the club has defended a divisional title since a three-year
span from 1975-77.
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Peyton
Manning directed the drive that broke Marino's record,
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Indianapolis
Colts' Peyton Manning surpassed Dan Marino (48, 1983) Sunday
for the most touchdown passes in a season with 49 and led
his team to a come-from-behind 34-31 overtime win against
San Diego to solidify the No. 3 seed in the AFC playoffs.
Manning completed 27 of 44 passes (61.4 percent) for 383 yards
with two touchdowns against one interception.
The
Colts trailed by eight points with 3:42 left in regulation
when Manning and the NFL's No. 1-ranked offense took possession
on its own 20-yard line. On the game-tying drive, the seven-year
pro completed six of eight passes for 85 yards, including
a 19-yard strike on fourth-and-4 from the Indianapolis 26-yard
line, which culminated in his record-breaking 49th TD pass
of the season -- a 21-yard completion to Brandon Stokley.
Indianapolis
was successful on its two-point conversion try and won the
game on a 30-yard field goal two minutes into the extra session.
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Week
17 in the NFL looks like this:
Teams |
TV |
TIME
(ET) |
LOCATION |
| NY
Jets at St. Louis |
CBS |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Edward
Jones Dome |
| San
Francisco at New England |
FOX |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Gillette
Stadium |
| Cincinnati
at Philadelphia |
CBS |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Lincoln
Financial Field |
| Minnesota
at Washington |
FOX |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
FedEx
Field |
| New
Orleans at Carolina |
FOX |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Bank
of America Stadium |
| Miami
at Baltimore |
CBS |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
M&T
Bank Stadium |
| Cleveland
at Houston |
CBS |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Reliant
Stadium |
| Pittsburgh
at Buffalo |
CBS |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Ralph
Wilson Stadium |
| Green
Bay at Chicago |
FOX |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
Soldier
Field |
| Detroit
at Tennessee |
FOX |
Sun,
1:00 PM |
The
Coliseum |
| Atlanta
at Seattle |
FOX |
Sun,
4:05 PM |
Qwest
Field |
| Tampa
Bay at Arizona |
FOX |
Sun,
4:05 PM |
Sun
Devil Stadium |
| Kansas
City at San Diego |
CBS |
Sun,
4:15 PM |
Qualcomm
Stadium |
| Indianapolis
at Denver |
CBS |
Sun,
4:15 PM |
Invesco
Field |
| Jacksonville
at Oakland |
CBS |
Sun,
4:15 PM |
NA
Coliseum |
| Dallas
at NY Giants |
ESPN |
Sun,
8:30 PM |
Giants
Stadium |
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| D.C.
Mayor Anthony A. Williams signed into law a financing package
for a new baseball stadium along the Anacostia waterfront
in Southeast today, calling it "one of my proudest days
as mayor."
The
legislation, which was approved narrowly by the D.C. Council
last week, authorizes the administration to issue up to $534.8
million in bonds to pay for the ballpark, as well as renovations
to Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium. The Washington Nationals
will play at RFK for three season, starting April 14, and
then move to the new stadium in 2008.
"It's
a great day in our city," Williams said. "This baseball
park is good for the city. Maybe I could have done a few things
differently, but I never regretted what I did. It's not good
just for the psychology of the city, but it's good for the
city economically. I really, really believe that."
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Chairman
Linda W. Cropp and Mayor Anthony A. Williams address
reporters. (Rich Lipski -- The Washington Post) |
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The
"Big Unit" NY Bound? (CP Photo) |
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The Randy Johnson to the New York Yankees saga might
be over before the new year.
According
the New York Daily News, the Arizona Diamondbacks and Yankees
were getting closer to finalizing a deal for the left-hander
on Tuesday night. The paper also reported that Johnson informed
some of his Arizona teammates that he was going to New York.
According
to sources, there are two proposals on the table to make the
deal happen, and they both include Yankees starter Javier
Vazquez
The
first proposal reportedly includes Vazquez and lower level
prospects Brad Halsey, Melky Cabrera and Abel Gomez along
with $12-million dollars to make up part of thecontractual
differences between Johnson and Vazquez
The
second proposal includes Vazquez along with higher rated prospects
Dioner Navarro and Eric Duncan. The cash moving with this
offer would only be around $5-million.
Once
a deal is worked out, the Yankees will then look to sign 'The
Big Unit' to a contract extension. Sources told the paper
that the Yankees are willing to sign the 41 year old to a
two-year extension at $16-million per season.
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| To
understand the hype leading up to the January 4th Orange Bowl
matchup in Miami between #1 ranked USC and #2 ranked Oklahoma,
it will help to answer the following questions:
When
else have two Heisman Trophy winners played against each other
as collegians?
Answer:
Never. When Matt Leinart and Jason White hook up in Pro Player
Stadium, history will be made.
When
else have 80 percent of the top five Heisman vote getters
convened on the same field?
Answer: Never. Between Leinart, White, Reggie Bush and Adrian
Peterson, there are more marquee names than in "Ocean's
Twelve."
When
was the last time two coaches who already own national titles
met in a de facto championship bowl game?
Answer:
Nineteen years ago, when Barry Switzer and Oklahoma defeated
Joe Paterno and Penn State in the Orange Bowl. Pete Carroll
and Bob Stoops haven't been in their current positions for
long, but they haven't wasted any time winning titles, either.
When
else have two teams gone the entire season ranked 1-2 in every
poll, then met in a bowl game?
Answer:
Never. This was the game everyone wanted to see in August,
and it's the game everyone is going to see in January.
Tune
in January 4th to see who emerges victorious in this modern
day clash of the titans!
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Oklahoma
vs USC. A battle of unprecidented proportions! |
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There
is only 1 more week of regular season play in the NFL. With the
No. 1 seed secured, the Steelers will rest bodies this week at Buffalo.
They are the team to beat in the AFC and with the Bills being a
team that needs a victory to keep their playoff hopes alive, week
17 should end up being as exciting as the last week in the NFL can
be! We'll find out Sunday!
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