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THE TCNNESSEAN Tuewlay, Detmbw 221 1WI 7C SCOREBOARD T'S: FQOTT JTulmer keeping practice short By TONY PETTIS line. Home games High school Today's basketball games UNC-Greensboro at Tennessee men, 6:30 p.m. Tomorrow's basketball games No home games scheduled Yesterday's results Men EAST North Carolina St. 91, Middle Tenn. St.

59 Women SOUTH St. Leo 63, Kentucky St. 41 Top 25 schedule Southeastern NFL standings Meet of Champions AMERICAN CONFERENCE Individual winners from this weekend's Southeastern Meet of Champions al Centennial Sporlsplex hosted by Excel Sports Correspondent KNOXVILLE There are 30 days between the Southeastern Conference Championship Game on Dec. 5 and the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 4.

By the time the game actually arrives, Tennessee will have practiced on 14 of those days, and on several of them twice. That's roughly three times the amount of work that the Volunteers get for a normal opponent. And that's with nearly two weeks off between the SEC title game and the resumption of workouts. How does Tennessee Coach Phillip Fulmer keep the players from getting bored and the enthusiasm from getting stale? "We have been really short and crisp with everything," Fulmer said. "The meetings have been the same The Vols have averaged 211 yards rushing and have relied on their running game to stoke the offense.

Florida State allows just 79.8 yards a game on the ground. "They have a lot of depth and quickness," Fulmer said. "Like us, they play a lot of guys. They are going to be very difficult for us to handle." But Fulmer doesn't see Tennessee changing the offensive line rotation to offset anything the Semi-noles do. "We'll stick with the same six, seven, eight offensive linemen we have been using all season." Two-a-days over: Tennessee practiced twice yesterday, the last of the two-a-day sessions.

The Vols were scheduled to work out this morning, then break up for the holidays. way. We have gotten a lot of individual work and a lot of work with the young players. That's one of the benefits of having a bowl game at all is the time with them. They have benefited from it." But the veterans have been getting their share of practice time as well, and as a result, Tennessee will reassemble on Dec.

26 in Tempe, with more work finished than the coaches had projected. "We are probably ahead of schedule," Fulmer said. "The kids are ready to do something else, like go play a football game. It's amazing that we have this long yet before we play." On the line: One of the most critical matchups for Tennessee in the game will be its offensive line against Florida State's defensive Aquatics: Women BRENTWOOD HIGH boys basketball is seeking a post-Christmas tournament to participate In. Call Dennis King 373-8737 or 309-0228.

GILES COUNTY is looking to fill open dales in 1999 for football, Sepl 10 and Oct. 15. Call Jackie Smith 931-424-7034 HICKMAN COUNTY boys basketball team is looking for a post-Christmas tournament. Also, the bovs and girls basketball teams have open dates for a homeaway series on Jan. 19 and Feb.

9. Call Tim Trantham 931-729-0256. LA VERGNE bovs soccer is seeking home or awav games on March 23, April 22, May 3 and May 7. Contact Sieve Carson 793-3515 or 898-1289. MBA is looking to fill open dates in football for Weeks 1, 3 and 5 next season.

Call Coach Ricky Bowers 298-5514. McGAVOCK'S girls basketball team is seeking a Christmas tournament to plav in. Call Kim May 860-1494 or 402-3228. McGAVOCK needs one team to play in a high school baseball tournament April 1-3. Contact Jim Norris 885-8876 or 612-0246 NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL is seeking a basketball game Feb.

12. CaJI 356-5600. SHELBYVILLE has one opening for its Bovs Night Classic varsity basketball tournament, Jan. 9. Call Coach Perialas or Coach McClellan 931-684-8201.

Middle school CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL in Murfreesooro is seeking football games, home or awav, Sept. 7 and Sept 21. Call Ray Barnes 893-8262 or B95-7060. 10-under: 50-free-S. Napier (GCAC) 27.52; 10O-free-S.

Napier (GCAC) 200-free-S. Napier (GCAC) 50- back-S. Napier (GCAC) 31.97; 100-back- -C. Messinger (XCEL) 50-breast- Meredith Avers (PACK) 3542; 100- breast-Meredith Avers (PACK) Men Today's Games No. 2 Duke vs No.

3 Kentucky at Continental Arena, 8 p.m. No. 4 Cincinnati vs. Houston, 7 p.m. No.

6 Stanford vs. William Mary or Sanla Clara, 8:30 or 10:30 p.m. No. 7 North Carolina at Georgia Tech, 7 D.m. No.

9 Purdue vs. South Carolina at Continental Arena, 6 p.m. No. 14 St. John's vs.

Fairleigh Dickinson, 6:30 p.m. No. 15 Michigan Stale vs. Texas Tech or Tulsa at Laie, Hawaii, 7 p.m. or 12 a.m.

No. 17 Minnesota vs. Montana State, 7 p.m. No. 23 Oklahoma vs.

Mississippi or St. Joseph's at San Juan, 12:30 or 530 p.m. No. 24 Pittsburgh vs. Howard, 6:30 p.m.

No. 25 Oklahoma Stale at UNLV, 11 p.m. Women Today's Games No. 10 Texas Tech vs. Loyola Mary-mount at Honolulu, 9 p.m.

No. 15 Rutgers vs. Maryland. 6:30 P.m. No.

21 George Washington vs. Vander-bilt, 6 p.m. AP men's Top 25 50-fly-S. Napier (GCAC) 30.11; 100-fly--S. Napier (GCAC) 100 IM-S.

Napier (GCAC) 200-IM--Meredilh Ayers (PACK) 2:33.19. 11-12: 50-tree-Kelli Hobbs (Ml AC) 25.51; lOO-free-Macie Garrett (NAC) 55.13; 200-free-Kelli Hobbs (MTAC) East Pet PF PA y-N Y. Jels 11 4 0 .733 385 256 Miami 9 5 0 .643 274 206 x-New England 9 6 0 .600 327 298 x-Butfalo 9 6 0 .600 355 300 Indianapolis 3 12 0 .200 291 417 Central y-Jacksonville 10 5 0 .667 371 335 Tennessee I I ill 314 294 Pittsburgh 7 8 0 .467 260 282 Baltimore 5 10 0 .333 250 325 Cincinnati 3 12 0 .200 268 417 West y-Denver 13 1 0 .929 452 257 Oakland 8 7 0 .533 264 325 Seattle 8 7 0 .533 351 282 Kansas City 6 9 0 .400 296 339 San Diego 5 10 0 .333 228 326 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA y-Dallas 9 6 0 .600 358 268 Arizona 7 0 .533 309 365 Y. Giants 7 8 0 .467 267 299 Washington 6 9 0 .400 312 398 Philadelphia 3 12 0 .200 151 324 Central y-Minnesota 14 1 0 .933 530 280 X-Green Bay 10 5 0 .667 392 306 Tampa Bay 7 8 0 .467 279 295 Detroit 5 10 0 .333 296 359 Chicago 4 11 0 .267 263 352 West y-Allanta 13 2 0 .867 404 273 x-San Fran 11 4 0 .733 441 309 New Orleans 6 9 0 .400 272 314 SI Louis 4 11 0 .267 266 340 Carolina 3 12 0 .200 309 394 500-tree--Kelli Hobbs (Ml aw 50-Laura Hanson (AUB) 29.01; 10O-oacK--B.

moore islm im.vu; 5u- breast-Sarah McCall (PACK) 32.33; 100-breast-Sarah McCall (PACK) 1.W.70; 50-fly Laura Hanson (AUB) 2780, 100- Defense was Coleman's first love fly-Margo McCawlev (MTAC) 100-IM-K. Bunlin (ACAC) 200- IM-Macie Garrett (NAC) 2.13.94. 13-14: 50-free--Laura Dayton (XCEL) 24.94; 100-free-Laura Dayton (XCEL) 54.06, 200-free-Laura Dayton (XCEL) 500-free-Bridgelt Belyba (RCA) 100-back-S. Vanderbill (XCEL) Soccer THE 'BORO INDOOR SOCCER TOURNAMENT for bovs and girls teams under-10-under-19 al Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro, Jan. 15-17.

Call Larry Gentry 890-4039. WESTERN KENTUCKY'S HILL-TOPPER SOCCER CAMP will have five Sunday afternoon sessions Jan. 10, Jan. 17, Jan. 24, Jan.

31 and Feb. 7 in Bowling Green at Natcher Elementary School (1434 Cave Mill Road). Boys and girls ages 6-15. Cost $90 for five sessions. Enrollment limiled.

Call 502-745-6068. The lop 25 learns in The Associated Press' men's college basketball poll, with 200-back-tawnie Betnune (hsaj 100-breast-Amy Wheatley (MYB) 1D813; 200-breasl-Kelly Tessar first-place voles in parentheses, records through Dec. 20, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vole through one point lor a 25th-place vote and previous ranking: (XCEL) 100-tly-Tawnie Belhune (HSAI 59.25; 200-fly-Tawnie Betnune (HSA) 2:08.07 2O0-IM Tawnie Belhune (HSA) Tawnie Belhune (HSA) 4:37.84. Record Pts Pv 8-0 1,738 Baseball 10-1 1,640 Senior: 50-free-Lisa Beavers (GCAC) x-clinched playoff berth y-clinched division title Saturday's Games New York Jels 17, Buffalo 10 Washington 20, Tampa Bay 16 Sunday's Games 10-1 1,604 23.81; 100-free-Amanda Larence (NAC) 9-0 1,563 BARRY LYONS, former Maior 11-1 1,41 51.95; Z0O-tree--M. hoezier islsj 500-free-M.

Hoelzer (SCSI (I3-14)--Amanda Larence (NAC) 7-2 1,341 12-1 1,322 Chicago 24, Baltimore 3 Cincinnati 25, Pittsburgh 24 New York Giants 28, Kansas City 7 Carolina 20, St. Louis 13 got used to it." Barry understood. In less than a year, Coleman had switched lides of the ball and then switched positions, and his confidence was understandably shaky. "At first, he was apprehensive," Barry said. "But he did more things in the Syracuse game like it was natural than I have ever seen a guy do.

He's got a great memory. Coleman, though, is happy to just be reliable. "I'm more confident this year than last year," Coleman said. "Last year I might have been out there playing, but I wasn't the dependable one on the line. Now I consider myself the one who's going to step up and do the job.

"I want to be the one who can be counted "All I wanted was a legitimate shot at defense," Coleman said. "And actually, I went to the coaching staff about making the move." He went to offensive tackle, where he was starting by the seventh game of last season. But before spring practice this year, Tennessee brought in Mike Barry to coach the offensive line and he decided it was time to mix and match on the offensive line. Several players switched positions in the spring, and Coleman suddenly found himself at guard. "When they first brought it to my attention, I wasn't really up for it," Coleman said.

"1 was down about it. It was the best move for the team, though, so I went ahead and made what I thought was a sacrifice, and through practicing and playing, I 6-0 1,226 8 11-1 1,216 8 11-2 1,060 10 10:15.25, Andrea Bennett (PACK) 10.03.05, 1,650 free 13-14) Bridged Belyea (RCA) 1,650 free-Julia Slowers (PACK) 100-back-M. Hoelzer (SCS) 56.42; 200-back-M. Hoelzer (SCSI Clarkston, Ga. Coleman came to Tennessee with dreams of turning himself into the Vols' next great defensive tackle.

However, he showed up as a freshman for the second session of summer school with 330 flabby pounds on his 6-foot-6 frame, not exactly the kind of bulk the Tennessee coaches like to see on tackles who depend on quickness almost as much as size. But they let him stay at the position while he struggled to lose weight and make an impact, and it didn't take long for Coleman to realize his talents would be realized at another position. By the time last season started, he was ready to switch sides of the ball. New England 24, San Francisco 21 Green Bay 30, Tennessee 22 7-0 996 11 Seattle 27, Indianapolis 23 100-breast Amanda Larence 902 12 868 13 1. Connecticut (64) 2.

Duke (3) 3. Kentucky (2) 4. Cincinnati tl) 5. Maryland 6. Stanford 7.

North Carolina 8. Arizona 9. Purdue 10. Indiana 11. New Mexico 12.

UCLA 13. Kansas 14. St. John's 15. Michigan SI.

16. Ciemson 17. Minnesota 18. Auburn 19. Arkansas 20.

Wisconsin 21. Iowa 22. Syracuse 23. Oklahoma 24. Pittsburgh Oakland 17, San Diego 10 6-2 8- 2 9- 2 (NAC) Caoles (MBST) 2:26.26, 100-tly-M.

Hoelzer (SCS) 56.17; 200-flv-M. Hoeller Arizona 19, New Orleans 1 Atlanta 24, Deiroit 17 Dallas 13, Philadelphia 9 Minnesota 50, Jacksonville 10 League catcher and manager two years in the Cincinnati Reds organization, will give individual instruction in hitting and calching and former maior league pitcher Keith Brown will give individual inslruc-tion on pitching, both at Team Plav USA in Franklin. Call 790-5000. BELMONT BASEBALL CAMP, Dec. 28-30, each day at Striplin Gymnasium for players ages 8-up Call Dave Jarvis 460-6166 or Chris Moddel-mog 460-6165.

THE FRANKLIN BASEBALL CLUB will hold a 16-vear-old league as an alternative for travel learns starling next May al the Warren Baseball Complex in Franklin. Call Bavron Binklev 377-6330. LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY has openings for ils 1998 Intensive Hitting Camp in the 13-18-vear-old sessions on Tuesday, Dec. 29: Session I 9 a Session P.m. Cost J25 or two (SCS) 200-IM-Amanda Larence (NAC) 204.88, 400-IM--Amanda Larence (NAC) 4:26.02.

Men Monday's Game Denver at Miami, late 809 1 5 783 14 680 16 561 17 510 19 346 20 325 23 262 25 241 21 230 24 187 22 6- 3 9- 1 7- 1 11-0 8- 2 10- 1 8-1 7-3 6- 1 7- 4 Saturday, Dec. 26 0-under: 50-tree--M. MCKeuar Minnesota at Tennessee, 11:35 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 305 pm. (ACAC) 28.27; 100-free-Brooks Slovall (MTS) 56.56; 200-free-Brooks Slovall (MTS) 2:00.15: 50-back-J.

Bondurant Sunday, Dec 27 (PACK) 33.16, 100-back-Brooks STovall 6-3 164 18 25. Oklahoma St. Buffalo at New Orleans, p.m. Carolina at Indianapolis, 12:01 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 1201 p.m.

Green Bay at Chicago, 12:01 p.m. Miami at Atlanta. 1201 P.m. Others receiving votes: Texas Christian (MIS) 5U-Dreasi--oryan inan (HSA) 36.47; 100-breast-Paul Sletfan (MTS) 50-fly-Brooks Slovall (MTS) 2883; 100-tlv-Brooks Slovall (MTS) 100-IM-Brooks Slovall New England at New York Jels, 12:01 p.m. 133, California 66, Florida 63, Tennessee 58, Temple 53, Coll.

of Charleston 34, Murray SI. 34, Penn St. 29, Toledo 29, Tulsa 26, Vilianova 25, Mississippi St. 22, N. Carolina St.

12, Oregon 11, DePaul 10, Miami, Ohio 10, Southern Cal 10, SW Missouri St. 9, Washington 8, Creighton 6, (MTS) 105.83. TamDa Bav at Cincinnati. 12:0 p.m. 11-12: 50-tree-Jonn Moser ocsj New York Giants at Philadelphia, 3:05 25.94; 100-free--B.

Mitchell (PACK) 55.37; 200-free-Gil V. Slovall (MTS) p.m. St. Louis al San Francisco, p.m. Georgia Tech 6, Louisville 6, Rhode San Diego at Arizona, 3:15 p.m.

Island 6. Georgia 5, Xavier 5, Kansas SI. 3, Utah 3, Wake Forest 3, Gonzaga 2, 500-free-Gil V. Slovall (MIS) 50-back-B. Mitchell (PACK) 29 53, 100-back-Gil V.

Slovall (MTS) 50-back-John McCrarv (BSD 32.78, 100-breast-John McCrary (BSD Seattle al Denver, 3:15 p.m. Washington at Dallas. 7:20 p.m. Monday, Dec a Pittsburgh al Jacksonville, 7:20 P.m. Miami 2, Colorado SI.

1, South Florida 1. USA TodayESPN men's Top 25 Sunday's late game 50-tlv-Gil V. Stovaii (MIS) II tuu fly-Gil V. Slovall (MTS) 100 26, 100-IM-Gil V. Slovall (MTS) 101.93; 200-IM-Gil V.

Slovall (MTS) 2:14.52. Vikings 50, Jaguars 10 sessions S45 Call 269-1000, ext. 2401. LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY 1999 BASEBALL MINI-CAMP, Feb. 6, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., for ages 6-12.

Cost is 140 in advance, S45 at the door. Lunch included. Call 769-1000, ext. 2401. MT.

JULIET LITTLE LEAGUE INC. will hold registration tor T-ball, baseball, Softball and its Challenger leagues, Saturdays Jan. 16, Jan. 23, from 9:30 a.m.-3 both davs at Ml. Juliet Junior High.

Cost S7S per child with the third child or in each family paving $25. Each team piavs a 16-20 game schedule with season-ending tournaments and. or all-star games also possible in each league. VANDERBILT HOLIDAY BASEBALL CAMPS: Dec. 27-28 Hitting Camp, 5-8 p.m., ages 13-19.

Cost S75. Call Ross Jones 322-4123 or John Barlowe 322-3074. SPORTS NASHVILLE HOLIDAY BASEBALL CAMP al Future Pro's on Two-Mile Parkway in Goodleitsviiie. Dec 21-22 Irom 9 a.m.-12-noon. Instructors include A.

Dickev, Jonn Mitchell, Jim Waggoner, Joey Seals, Richie Esteo, Chass Parrish and Jeff Forehand. Call Bill Deizer 777-5050 or Forehand 860-0312 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE The Top Twenty Five teams in the USA Today-ESPN college basketball poll, 13-14: 50-tree-Owen Roberts (GCAC) Jacksonvae 0 3 0 7-10 22.88; 100-free-Lee Houchin (NAC) with first-place votes in parentheses, Minnesota 3 9 14 24 SO 49.22; 200-free-Davis Tarwaier iPACK) records through Dec. 20, total points based on 25 points lor a first-place vole First Quarter 500-Davis Tarwaier (PACK) Min-FG Anderson 48, 8:31. through one point for a 25lh-place vote, 4 12.65; 100-back-Lee Houchin (NAC) 53,71, Dan Rule (PACK) 15701; Rvan Sprint. Sprint PCS Second Quarter and previous ranking: Min-FG Anderson 53, 5:01.

Min Glover 14 pass from Cunningham (pass failed), 1:52. Bishop (GCAC) aw-Dreasi-Nvan Bishop (GCAC) 2 18 52; 100-flv-Davis Tarwaier (PACK) 54 59, 200-llv-Davis Tarwaier (PACK) 2:01 14 200-IM Dan Rule (PACKI 20013, 400-IM-Dan Rule Jac-FG Hollis 25 0:00. Two Great Rate Plans to Choose from: Third Quarter Min-Moss 43 pass from Cunningham (PACK) 4.1542. (Anderson kick), 13.57. Senior: 50-tree Ben Ferguson (GCAL) Mm Glover 14 pass from Cunningham 21.48; 100-free-Rainer Kendnck (BSD (Anderson kick), 3:55.

47.21; 200-free-Rainer Kendnck (BSD Fourm Quarter 500-free-David Diiiehay (XCEL) Min Carter 1 pass from Johnson (Anderson kick), 12:38. 1,000 free (13-14)-Davis Tarwaier (PACK) Diiiehay (XCEL) 9:41 20, (13- Min FG Anderson 44, 7:46. Record Pis Pv 1. Connecticut 126) 8-0 745 1 2. Duke (2) 10-1 706 2 3 Cincinnati (2 9-0 68 1 3 4.

Kentucky 10-1 665 4 5. Maryland 11-1 637 5 6. North Carolina 12-1 563 6 7. Stanford 7-2 562 7 8. Purdue 11-1 530 8 9.

Arizona 6-0 510 9 10. Indiana 11-2 460 10 11. Kansas 8-2 425 11 12. UCLA 6-2 378 13 13. New Mexico 7-0 377 12 14.

Michigan State 6-3 350 14 15. SI John's 9-2 334 15. 16. Ciemson 9-1 293 16 17. Auburn 11-0 240 18 18.

Minnesota 7-1 187 121 19 Oklahoma St 6-3 159 17 20. Arkansas 6-2 156 23 21. Syracuse 7-3 129 20 22. Pittsburgh 7-4 126 19 23. Wisconsin 10-1 110 24 24.

Temple 6-4 72 121 25. Iowa 8-1 68 Min-Hilchcock 30 interception return As Low As 141 Davis Tarwaier iPACK) (Anderson kick). 7:25. Diiiehay (XCEL) Min Evans 1 run (Anderson kick), 160000, 100-back-Chns Keilum (NAC) 6:58. 51.49; 200-back-Chris KEHum (NAC) Jac Mitchell 1 pass from Quinn (Hoi- 100-breast-Joiathan Baird or lis kick), 2 56.

a Minute per Month (NAC) 2.06 41; 200-breast-Jona'han Baird (NAC) 206 41, 100-fly-Rainer Kendrick (BSD 51.36, 200-Hy-C. Town-send, Jr. (MTS) 1:56,83, 200-IM-Chris Keilum (NAC) 400-IM-Matt Figh Min 25 (MYB) 408.28. 33-180 237 Jac 15 28-138 69 4-36 5-144 0-0 lHIBflffillffll- '1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Interceptions Ret. Comp-Att-Int Baseball Cnrislmas Camp.

Dec. 27-28 --ages 7-12; Dec. 29-30 ages 13 to '99 high school graduates. Call 423-974-2057. Softball THE SOUTHERN STARS are seeking a few players for its 14-under girls A level travel team.

Call Margaret Redmon 646-0166 or Don Richards 824-9355 THE SOUTHERN SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA will hold 1999 stale organizational meeting, Jan. 9, 1999 at 10 a.m., (Central time) at the Harriman Community Center in Harri-man, Tn, Umpires, teams and persons interested in becoming directors In adult or youth Softball are invited. Call Jim Mullins 423-8B2-5379. Basketball BIG REO MINI-CAMPS tor boys and gins ages 6-14 al Montgomery Bell Academy One-dav shooting camp schedule: Session 4 Jan. 3.

Registration each day is p.m., the camp time is p.m. S25 If pre-regis-tered, S30 at the door. $20 each session if pre-regislered for two or more. MBA head coach Ricky Bowers, David Lipscomb head coach Mike Roller and MBA assistant Lyle Husband will direct. Call 298-55'4 5-21 2-41 500 Minutes for J50h "Pay no long distance charges to anywhere in the U.S.

on the Sprint PCS nationwide network. 200 Anytime Minutes! Others receiving votes: Oklahoma 62, Tennessee 43, Washington 36, Murray Stale 21, Gonzaga 18, College of Charles 2-30 20-37-0 National Hockey League 1-7 ton 16. Florida 13, Texas Christian 12, TUESDAY Creighton 11, Old Dominion 10, Rhode 12-27-2 4-19 8-436 3-2 7-56 2628 Sacked-Yards Lost Punts FumtHes-Lost Penalties-Yards LINE UNDERDOG Island 10. Toledo 8. California 4, Miami 5-486 0-0 8-108 33:32 -1 FAVORITE Detroit Pittsburgh NY Islanders Time of Possession (Ohio) 4, Southern California 4, Vilianova 4, North Carolina Charlotte 3, Detroit 2, Penn State 2, Utah 2, Missouri 2, Xavier Phoenix LOS Angies St.

Louis Anaheim Vancouver Advantages of (PCS) Personal Communication Services. 1-1 Even-' Even-'. Even-1 Colorado INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1. Calgary RUSHING-Jacksonvllie, Taylor AP women's Top 25 23-105, Quinn 5-33. Minnesota, Smith National Football League 19-101, Hoard 6-38, Cunningham vu, The top 25 teams in The Associated Johnson 2-8.

Morrow 3-7, Evans 2-4. SATURDAY LINE UNDERDOG FAVORITE Press women's college basketball poll. PASSING-Jacksonville, Quinn No line Tennessee wilh lirst-place voles in parentheses, 12-27-2-8B. Minnesota, Cunningham Minnesota Oakland 3 16-30-0-210. Johnson 4-7-0-34.

GOODPASTURE will hosl its Sports records through Dec. 20, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-piace vole RECEIVING-Jacksonviiie, lav or Nashville Winter Basketball School, Dec. 4-25, JSmith 3-20, D.Jones 1-24, Moore and previous ranking: 1-9, Barlow 1-5, Crockett 1-4, Miicnen 1-1. Minnesota, Hoard 4-30, Carter 4-27, Team Record Pts Pv FAVORITE Green Bay NY Jets Baltimore Atlanta Tamoa Bav 22-23, 1-4 p.m., for bovs and gins grades 2-6 Former Vanderoilt All-SEC Player and current Goodpasture assistant coach Drew Maddux and Goodpasture head coach Steven Reece will direct. $60.

Call 1. Connecticut (37 8-0 997 1 Moss 3-72, Glover 3-54, Hatchetle 3-41, Evans 2-16, Smith 1-4. 2. Tennessee (3) 8-1 962 2 3. Purdue 7-1 919 3 Kansas City UNDERDOG Chicago New England Deiroit Miami Cincinnati Carolina New Orleans Philadelpha St.

Louis Seattle San Diego Washington MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. Steven Reece 868-3700 or 264-6328 SUNDAY LINE No line 6 1 i No line 6 5 No line 10 Pick MONDAY LINE No line WILLIAMSON COUNTY PARKS is holding women's open league basketball 4. Georgia 10-0 847 5 5. Louisiana Tech 8-2 831 4 6. North Carolina 13-1 784 7 7.

Noire Dame 8-1 762 6 Indianapolis Buffalo NY Gianls San Francisco Denver Arizona Dallas signups, for the season lo begin Jan. 10, Games will be Sunday evenings at 5 p.m. Entry fee is 300 per team and due Jan 8. UCLA 7-2 712 9 Colorado St. 12-0 675 9 Yesterday's deals BASEBALL American League 10.

Texas Tech 7-1 636 10 6 at the 7 pm. coaches meeting. CAII Mike Marlin or Mike Devine 790-5409 BRENTWOOD ACADEMY CHRISTMAS CAMPS, Dec. 21-22 and Dec. 11.

Ciemson 10-0 535 14 17 Penn St 7-1 499 12 FAVORITE Jacksonvle UNDERDOG Pittsburgh ANAHEIM ANGELS Declined to Of 13. Old Dominion 6-2 465 15 fer 1999 contracts to INF Norberio 14. Alabama 8-3 451 II Martin and LHP AHen Watson. College basketball TUESDAY BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Declined to 28-29, for bovs and girls ages 7-15, 9 am-12-noon each day. Brentwood Academy girls basketball coach Steve Shipley will direct with players assisting.

$50 and includes T-shirt. Call 373-0611. offer 1999 contracts to INF Jesse Garcia, 15. Rutgers 8-2 416 16 16. Duke 8-4 388 17 17.

Virginia Tech 8-0 3 53 19 18 Iowa St. 7-1 343 18 INF Willie Greene and LHP Carlos Medina. Agreed to terms with INF-OF 19. Nebraska 10-1 299 20 20. Florida 9-3 237 13 Rich Amaral on a two-vear contract and with RHP Ricky Bones on a one-year Flag football THE SECOND ANNUAL STATE 21.

George Washington 6-2 202 21 contract. Named Duffy Over manager of Bluetieid of the Appalachian League. 22. Kansas 9-3 172 23 23. Virginia 5-2 167 22 24.

Memphis 8-1 110 24 WIS BOSTON RED SOX-Decllned to otter FLAG FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS. Jan, 9-10 al MetroCenter. Areas currently represented are Nashville, Memphis, Dversburg, McMinnvine and Soring Hill. Several openings remain to 16-team limit. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Purdue-a 9 South Carolina Ohio 10 Ball St.

Miami-FIa 5 Memphis Georgia 16' a East Carolina North Carolina 8 Georgia Tech Cincinnati 261 2 Houston firadey 5' a Indiana SI. Duke-a 4 Kentucky Missouri-b 5 Illinois New Mexico St. 10 San Diego St. BYU 4 Cal-Irvine Oregon 3 Vanderbill UNLV No Line Oklahoma Sf. a at East Rutherford, NJ at Portland 1999 contracts to OF Darren Bragg, RHP 25.

Santa Clara 8-1 80 25 Robinson Checo and OF Keith Mitchell Others receiving votes: SW Missouri KANSAS TY ROYALS Declined 10 Qualcowvv Digital PCS Phone Double-elimination. $310 per team. Rules offer 999 contracts to RHP Brian Bevif SI. 25, Illinois 20. Michigan 17, Marquette 16, Fla.

International 11, Oregon SI. II, SPRINT PCS meeiing Jan. 8, at Drury Inn at f-24 and RHP Jaime Bluma, LHP Allen McDill, UC Sanla Barbara 9, Arizona 8, Missis Harding. Call Bobby Bache B47-3999. RHP Patt Rapp and LHP Jamie walker.

I MINNESOTA TWINS-Deciined to of slppl SI. 7, Tulane 7, DePaul 6, LSU 6, Hawaii 3, Oregon 3, Utah 3, Arkansas 2, Bowling fer a 1999 contract to INF Pat Meares. With '30 In-Store Rebate Indiana 2, Baylor 1, Stephen r. Austin I. NEW YORK YANKEES Declined to offer a 1999 contract 10 OF Darryl College football BOWL GAMES Strawberry.

OAKLAND ATHLETICS Agreed to FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG terms with LHP Buddy Groom on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23 one-year contract. Declined lo offer 1999 contracts to LHP Mike Mohler and RHP MOTOR CITY BOWL DETROIT, Ml I Memory-free lithium ion battery 4-hour talk-time60-hour stand-by battery Weighs only 7.4 ounces Friday's late game Girts Overton 56. Centennial 25 Louisville 3'i Marshall Mike Oauis SEATTLE MAR NERS Declined 10 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 ALOHA BOWL HONOLULU, HI offer a 1999 contract lo OF Rob Ducev. CENTENNIAL (25) Gwinn 8, Ennis Oregon Colorado Sent RHP Ivan Montane and Raul OAHU BOWL HONOLULU, HI I FORESTERS BOWLING-FOR-MIRACLES bowl-a-thons are scheduled tor the Midstate: Feb, 6, 12-noon-5 p.m., at Smvrna Bowling Center; March 6, 12-noon-5 p.m., al Columbia's Galaxy Lanes; March 14, 12-noon-5 at Hermitage Lanes, March 28, 1-5 p.m., at Gallatin Bowling Center. Proceeds goes to benefit Vanderbilt Children's Hospital.

Bowlers can participate as part of a team or individually regardless of skill level. A silent auction and drawings for door prizes will also take place for non-bowlers. Call 889-2147. To our readers Call Andrew Humbles at 259-8010 or tax lo 259-8826 to Include information in Roll Call. All Information must be received on the Friday before it Is published.

4, Tyree 9, Dies 2, Green 2. OVERTON (56) Miller 4, Davis 2, Chavei outright to Tacoma of the PCL. Air Force 3' i Washington TEXAS RANGERS Agreed to terms INSIGHT.COM BOWL TUCSON, AZ Topaz Hairston II, Roberts 2, Monica League 10, Shacona Booker 12, Pratt 7, McGauohev 2, Egger 4, Yahan 2. wilh OF Mike Simms on a two-year contract and wilh OF Tom Goodwin on a Missouri 3''! West Virginia one-year contract. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29 MUSIC CITY BOWL NASHVILLE Half: 34-10, Overton, 3-point goals: l(0)(0)99 TORONTO BLUE JAY5-Agreed to Overton 1.

Records: Overton 6-3, 3-1. Virginia Tech 4'j Alabama if: terms wilh RHP Joey Hamilton on a MICRON PC BOWL MIAMI, PL three-year contract. Miami-FIa 7 NC St. ALAMO BOWL SAN ANTONIO, TX Kansas St 12 Purdue National League State Top 10 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS De clined to otter a 1999 contract to RHP WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 HUMANITARIAN BOWL BOISE, ID Willie Banks. Southern Miss 16 Idaho Tennessee's Top 10 prep wrestling teams as of Dec.

21, as selected by sports writers and high school coaches FLORIDA MARLINS Declined lo of fer 1999 contracts lo RHP Hector Al 0222-4257 Model QCP1920 and compiled tor The Associated Press. monte and RHP Bobby Rodgers. Final Div. I-AA poll HUNTINGDON VALLEY. Pa.

IAP) LOS ANGELES DODGERS Declined Teams listed bv ranking with name and poinl totals based on 10 points tor first-place vote through one poinl for 10th to offer 1999 contracts to OF Matt Luke Accessories Available and RHP Sean Malonev. place. MILWAUKEE BREWERS Declined The lop 25 learns in the final Sports Network Division l-AA football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 1998 records, points, and previous ranking. Record Pis Prv to offer a 1999 contract to Mike HOLIDAY BOWL SAN DIEGO, CA Nebraska 3 Arizona THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 LIBERTY BOWL MEMPHIS, TN Tulane 7 BYU SUN BOWL EL PASO, TX Southern Cal TCU PEACH BOWL ATLANTA, GA Virginia 1 Georgia INDEPENDENCE BOWL SHREVEPORT, LA Texas Teen 9' i Mississippi FRIDAY, JANUARY I OUTBACK BOWL TAMPA, FL Penn St 6' 3 Kentucky Maihenv. $19.99 Top 10 Pts Prv 1.

Bradley Central 91 2 2 Soddv-Daisy 83 4 NEW YORK METS-Slgned RHP Pat I. Massachusetts (63) 12-3 Mahomes and RHP Jody Treadwell to 0221-8576 0221- 8638 0222- 4747 1,575 1,508 1,439 RecotonQualcomm Compatible Leather Case PCS852 RecotonQualcomm Compatible Power Cord PCS307 RecotonQualcomm Compatible Lithium-Ion Battery PCS728 3. Father Ryan 76 1 minor-league contracts. 2. Georgia Southern 3.

Northwestern Slate S24.99 $99.99 4. Baylor 60 5 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Agreed 4 Western Illinois to terms with RHP Ken Ryan on 5. ClarksvWe 53 6 6. Mont. Bell Academy 51 3 5.

Florida A8.M one-year contract. Declined to offer 7. Overton 39 7 1999 contract to LHP Sean Fesh, OF GATOR BOWL JACKSONVILLE, FL "See store tor details on '30 in-store rebate and '100 mall-in rebate on any two Sprint PCS phones. Unused minutes do not carry forward 'No charge lor first incoming minute. Billy nncMiiion and INF Jon Zuber.

1,286 1,276 1,263 1,210 1,117 1,083 1,020 933 892 8 Red Bank 37 9 9, Brenlwood 24 8 10 East Ridge 9 un ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Declined to offer a 1999 contract lo OF John Mabry, Extended Holiday Hours! Sun: ibaro-7pm; Mon-Wed: 7am-lbpm; Xma Eve: 7am-6pm; Closed Xmas Day; Sat: 9am-9pm Also receiving voles: Centennial, Gree- SAN Difcbu padres Declined to Georgia Tech No Line Noire Dame CITRUS BOWL ORLANDO, FL Michigan 3 Arkansas COTTON BOWL DALLAS, TX Texas Mississippi SI. ROSE BOWL PASADENA, CA offer a 1999 contract to OF James neville, Kenwood, Mccaliie. Midstate Top 10 Mouton. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Sent 13-1 11-3 11-3 11- 2 10-3 12- 1 9- 3 10- 3 9-3 9-3 9-3 4 B-3 8-4 8-4 7- 4 8- 2 7- 4 8- 3 8-4 8-3 7-4 7-4 7-4 820 679 UCLA 9 Wisconsin LHP Troy Brohewn and OF Chris Van Rossum to the Arizona Diamondbacks to SUGAR BOWL NEW ORLEANS, LA 6.

Appalachian State 7. Lehigh Mountain 8 McNeese State 9 Connecticut 10 Richmond 11. Hampton 12. Tennessee Stale 13. Trov Slate 14.

Southern U. 15 Montana 16 Illinois State 17. William 8. Mary IB Bethune-Cookman 19 Western Kentucky 20 Hofstra 21. Colgate 22.

South Florida 23. Delaware Blue 24. Murray Slate 25. Montana State Ohio St 12' texas 660 14 602 21 590 16 complete an earlier trade. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3 ORANGE BOWL MIAMI, FL BRENTWOOD: Franklin Pike, south of Church Street 376-2855 MADISON: Market Place at Rivergate.

Gallatin Pike, near Conference Drive 859-0038 NASHVILLE: Fairlane Square. Nolensville Rd, near Haywood Lane 831-9090 NASHVILLE: Jackson Downs Shopping Center. Lebanon Pike at Jackson Downs Blvd 884-1245 P1998 OMX. Inc. We reserve the right to limit quantities.

Not lesponsible lor printing or typographical errors. Prices valid in locations listed. Florida S1 a Syracuse FOOTBALL National Football League Top 10 Pts Prv 1. Father Ryan, 98 1 2. Clarksviile, 90 2 3.

Montgomery Bell Academy, 78 2 4. Overlon, 75 4 5. Brentwood, 58 5 6. Kenwood, 48 7 7. Centennial, 33 6 8.

Brenlwood Academy, 25 9 9. Hendersonville, 20 8 10. David Lipscomb, 10 un MONDAY, JANUARY 4 FIESTA BOWL TEMPE, AZ ARIZONA CARDINALS Signed QB 465 396 358 332 326 207 Jake Hlummer lo a four-year contract. Florida SI. Tennessee Arena Football League Home teams In bold.

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