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Headlines for October 16, 2002
The World Series 2K2
After upseting the heavily favored Yankees and defeating a tough Twins
team, the Anahiem Angels have played their way into their first ever World
Series appearance. They will play Barry Bonds and the San Francisco Giants,
who defeated first the Braves then a St. Louis Cardinals team that some
thought the sentimental favorite. But even playing in memory of their
departed teammate Darryl Kile and long-time broadcaster Jack Buck was
not enough to lead the Cardsto victory. Now, for the first time since
1989, the World Series will feature two teams from California. The games
are sure to bring plenty of excitement and drama, so don't miss game 1,
Saturday, Oct. 19 at 8:00 PM EST on your local FOX station.
Read more at
ESPN.com .
The NFL: Week 7
The divisional realignment has created some interesting battles. From
the surprisingly weak AFC North, where the Steelers and the Ravens are
tied for the division lead at 2-3, to the NFC East, where the Eagles lead
but with the Cowboys, Giants, and Redskins all within striking distance.
This season has produced many unexpected turnarounds as evidenced by the
Power Rankings for this week:
1. Miami Dolphins
2. Oakland Raiders
3. New Orleans Saints
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5. Denver Broncos
Read more at NFL.com or check out the
rest of the Power Rankings at ESPN.com
College Football: Crunch Time.
As the college football season nears it's midpoint, it's no surprise that
the Miami Hurricanes are once again at the top of the polls. However,
the undefeated 'Canes have no had an easy road to their 6 - 0 start. In
their last game, against their arch rivals the Florida State Seminoles,
the game was not decide until Seminole kicker Xavier Beitia missed a possible
game winning field goal in the games closing moments. In the continuation
of another great rivalry, the Oklahoma Sooners defeated the Texas Longhorns
to take over 2nd place in the rankings. And Notre Dame continued its winning
ways by improving to 6 - 0 under new coach Tyrone Willingham with a victory
over Pittsburgh. The Irish are undefeated and ranked in the 7 slot despite
having the 5th worst offense in the nation.
Read more at ESPN.com
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