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Titolo: Vikings e Moss mostruosi

Minnesota è micidiale:45-29 a 8:45 dalla fine.
Moss:3 ricezioni, 3 td, 163 yards sic,doppio sic e sic triplo
carpiato!!
Scusate ma ora devo scappare:ho i miei creditori che mi stanno
cercando ))))
Sconsolato mi congedo
                                                      PEACE
HOOP RULES
           Doc
Lupo Portaluppi Lupo Portaluppi Lupo Portaluppi
Niners in 99 baby

 carpiato!!
Sentimaaaaaa...
e' vita reale o ci stai raccontando una partita con il Madden coi
parametri taroccati?
Bye.
M.

 Sconsolato mi congedo
Per completezza. (grazie a Doc per le impressioni live e a infobeat)
E' finita 46 a 36 per i vikes. Penso che, terremoti a parte, abbiamo
trovato chi salta fuori a sfidare Denver.
Boss Moss si e' divertito. Oltre alle statistiche accennate da Doc, ha
pure provocato una pass interference da 50 yds.
Occorre veramente dire che il simpatico pennellone fa danni ogni volta
che la palla e' dalle sue parti. Corre, salta, ha finte, ottime mani e
riceve di tutto. Certo, Oronde Gadsden e' un'altra cosa :-(((((. Ora,
poi, che abbiamo pure preso Iweanhi Uwaezoke, stiamo in una botte di
ferro. Cerco altri tifosi dei Dolphins per manifestare sotto
Montecitorio per questa situazione scandalosa! E'tutto un magna magna.
JJ ci vede bene per i difensori, ma per i ricevitori, oltre Irvin (che
se lo e' cresciuto al college), buio totale.
Onore delle armi ai Cowboys. Troy Aikman ha solcato i cieli per 455 yds.
Sperando di fare cosa gradita ai piu', vi allego la paginella di
Infobeat (SEMPER LAUDATUR!) a mo' di cornetto caldo.
Saluti.
Mauro
       Thursday's Games
            DETROIT LIONS 19, Pittsburgh Steelers 16 (OT) 
            Minnesota Vikings 46, DALLAS COWBOYS 36 
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       DETROIT 19, PITTSBURGH 16 (OT)
       (Box Score)
       PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - In a Thanksgiving contest marked by a
bizarre coin flip to start
       overtime, the Detroit Lions escaped with a 19-16 victory over the
Pittsburgh Steelers on a
       42-yard field goal by Jason Hanson 2:52 into the extra period
Thursday.
       On the midfield coin flip, Jerome Bettis of Pittsburgh called
tails. But referee Phil Luckett
       told pool reporters after the game Bettis called "heads-tails"
and Luckett went with the first
       thing he heard.
       "I did not say 'heads-tails,'" Bettis said. "That is a lie.
That's a bald-faced lie."
       Detroit cornerback Robert Bailey, who was not part of the coin
toss, said he heard Bettis
       call one thing and teammate Carnell Lake call another.
       "To me, it sounded like one guy called heads and one guy called
tails," Bailey said. "That
       way, no matter what happens, you can argue. It's an old trick."
       In any event, the Steelers kicked off and never saw the ball
again.
       "I'm not saying we lost the game because of the officials,"
Steelers coach Bill Cowher said.
       "But it's a shame that this is the center of focus after a game
like that."
       Earlier, two controversial calls led to the first of Norm
Johnson's two first-quarter field
       goals for Pittsburgh (7-5). But, clearly, the biggest disputed
call came at the start of
       overtime, giving the Lions (5-7) the right to receive.
       "I've never seen anything as blatant as that," Lake said. "I even
looked at the Lions and they
       were like, 'Wow.' They didn't say anything because they wanted
the ball. The ref made a
       bad decision."
       After a 21-yard runback by Terry Fair, the Lions went 41 yards in
seven plays, keyed by a
       28-yard pass from Charlie Batch to Herman Moore and a face-mask
call against Chris
       Oldham. After Barry Sanders was stopped for no gain on second
down, the Lions elected to
       go for the field goal on third down.
       "This game was everything rolled into one: Thanksgiving and the
Steelers and a great win,"
       said Batch, who grew up in Homestead, Pa., about 10 minutes from
Three Rivers Stadium.
       Sanders gained just 33 yards on 20 carries but still became just
the second back in NFL
       history to rush for more than 15,000 yards. He now has 15,003 and
trails only Walter
       Payton, who holds the record with 16,726 yards.
       Johnson, who had field goals of 30 and 38 yards in the second
quarter, capped a 74-yard,
       15-play drive with a 25-yarder to tie it 16-16 with one second
remaining in regulation.
       The Steelers built a 13-3 lead in the third quarter when Kordell
Stewart, who hit 21-of-36
       passes for 225 yards, tossed a 24-yard TD pass to Will Blackwell.
       Batch, who was 16-of-23 for 236 yards despite sitting out several
minutes with a neck
       injury, connected with Moore for a 21-yard TD pass to make it
13-13 with 6:36 left in the
       fourth quarter.
       Hanson, who missed a 43-yarder in the fourth quarter, was good
from 45, 51 and 35
       yards before his winner.
       Replays indicated officials erred on both calls that set up
Johnson's first field goal.
       Stewart appeared to have lost a fumble on a 7-yard scamper, but
he was ruled down.
       Later in the same drive, Bailey appeared to pick off Stewart's
pass that bounced off
       Courtney Hawkins' chest. But it was ruled incomplete, and six
plays later Johnson kicked
       a 30-yarder. 
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       DETROIT LIONS 19, Pittsburgh Steelers 16 (OT)
       (Recap)
                          1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT  FINAL
                          --- --- --- --- --- -----
       Pittsburgh          0   6   7   3   0   16
       Detroit             0   3   3  10   3   19
       Second Quarter
                  Pit-FG N.Johnson 30, 10:21.
                  Pit-FG N.Johnson 38, 4:41.
                  Det-FG Hanson 45, 1:55.
       Third Quarter
                  Pit-Blackwell 24 pass from Stewart (N.Johnson kick),
                  6:56.
                 Det-FG Hanson 51, 1:44.
       Fourth Quarter
                  Det-Moore 21 pass from Batch (Hanson kick), 6:36.
                  Det-FG Hanson 35, 4:33.
                  Pit-FG N.Johnson 25, :01.
       Overtime
                  Det-FG Hanson 42, 12:08.
                               Pit       Det
                               ---       ---
       FIRST DOWNS              22        13
        Rushing                  5         3
        Passing                 13         8
        Penalty                  4         2
       THIRD DOWN EFF         6-17      0-10
       FOURTH DOWN EFF         2-2       0-0
       TOTAL NET YARDS         293       283
        Total Plays             75        54
        Avg Gain               3.9       5.2
       NET YARDS RUSHING        85        70
        Rushes                  34        23
        Avg per rush           2.5       3.0
       NET YARDS PASSING       208       213
        Sacked-Yds lost       5-17      4-32
        Gross-Yds passing      225       245
        Completed-Att.       21-36     17-27
        Had Intercepted          1         0
        Yards-Pass Play        5.1       6.9
       KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB   6-0-0     5-4-2
       PUNTS-Avg.           5-44.2    4-44.3
        Punts blocked            0         0
        FGs-PATs blocked       0-0       0-0
       TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE     93       128
        Punts Returns         2-47       0-0
        Kickoffs Returns      3-46     6-128
        Interceptions          0-0       1-0
       PENALTIES-Yds          4-30      6-66
       FUMBLES-Lost            4-1       2-2
       TIME OF POSSESSION    35:53     26:59
       INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
 
       RUSHING-Pittsburgh, Bettis 26-67, Stewart 4-22, McAfee 3-0,
       Hawkins 1-(minus 4). Detroit, Crowell 1-35, Sanders 20-33, Batch
       1-3, Reich 1-(minus 1).
 
       PASSING-Pittsburgh, Stewart 21-36-1-225. Detroit, Batch
       16-23-0-236, Reich 1-4-0-9.
 
       RECEIVING-Pittsburgh, C.Johnson 5-66, Hawkins 5-41, Witman 4-35,
       Blackwell 3-41, Ward 2-35, McAfee 2-7. Detroit, Moore 8-148,
       Morton 4-53, Vardell 3-8, Sanders 1-20, Crowell 1-16.
 
       PUNT RETURNS-Pittsburgh, Hawkins 2-47. Detroit, None.
 
       KICKOFF RETURNS-Pittsburgh, Dunn 1-20, Blackwell 1-16, Huntley
       1-10. Detroit, Fair 6-128.
 
       TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS-Pittsburgh, Holmes 7-3-1/2, Lake 7-0-0,
       Flowers 6-1-0, Washington 6-0-0, Kirkland 2-2-0, Harrison 2-1-1,
       Perry 2-1-1/2, Emmons 2-0-0, Gildon 1-1-1, Oldham 2-1-1/2, Fiala
       0-1-0, Henry 0-1-1/2, Bruener 1-0-0, Jones 2-0-0, McAfee 1-0-0,
       Roye 1-0-0, Ward 1-0-0, team 0-1-0. Detroit, Boyd 7-4-1, Porcher
       7-1-0, Fredrickson 2-5-0, Elliss 4-2-1, Fair 4-2-0, Westbrook
       4-2-0, Abrams 5-0-0, Rice 4-1-1, Aldridge 3-2-2, Bailey 2-2-0,
       Jeffries 2-1-0, Waldroup 0-3-0, Holland 2-0-0, Spindler 1-1-0,
       Campbell 1-0-0, Jett 1-0-0, Kowalkowski 2-0-0, Schlesinger 1-0-0.
 
       INTERCEPTIONS-Pittsburgh, None. Detroit, Fredrickson 1-0.
 
       MISSED FIELD GOALS-Pittsburgh, N.Johnson 53 (SH). Detroit, Hanson
       43 (WR).
       OFFICIALS-Referee Phil Luckett, Ump Hendi Ancich, HL Earnie
       Frantz, LJ Dale Orem, FJ Jim Saracino, SJ Laird Hayes, BJ Ron
       Spitler.
       Time: 3:27. A-78,139. No-shows-NA.
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       MINNESOTA 46, DALLAS 36
       (Box Score)
       IRVING, Texas (AP) - Now the Dallas Cowboys know why they should
have drafted Randy
       Moss when they had the chance.
       Randall Cunningham threw four touchdown passes against a
secondary lost without
       Deion Sanders, including three to the rookie phenom, and the
Minnesota Vikings just
       about clinched first place in the NFC Central with a 46-36
victory Thursday over the
       Cowboys.
       Another Vikings victory or a Green Bay loss would wrap up the
division title for Minnesota,
       which has an NFC-best record of 11-1. Dallas dropped to 8-4 but
still has a 1 1/2-game
       lead over Arizona in the NFC East.
       "Luckily Deion was hurt, but injuries happen," Moss said. "A lot
of people wanted to see
       our matchup. I had to make it happen anyway."
       Dallas, which lost despite a career-high 455 yards from Troy
Aikman, picked defensive
       end Greg Ellis instead of Moss in the first round of this year's
draft. Owner Jerry Jones said
       the image-tarnished Cowboys couldn't take a chance because of his
off-the-field
       problems.
       On the field Thursday, the Cowboys were terrorized by the
6-foot-4 receiver, who towered
       over the small defensive backs.
       Moss caught only three passes, but each went for a touchdown, two
for 56 yards and
       another for 51. He also drew a 50-yard interference penalty that
set up another score.
       In addition, Cunningham also had a 54-yard TD pass to Cris
Carter.
       "Everytime I throw deep, I think he's going to catch it,"
Cunningham said. "I throw it up
       there even when he's covered because he will go up and get it. I
was thankful Dallas didn't
       take him in the draft. And I'm glad all those other teams passed
on him, too."
       LeRoy Hoard, subbing for injured Robert Smith, ran 12 and 50
yards for touchdowns as
       Dallas allowed the fourth-most points in franchise history, the
most since Minnesota
       scored 54 on Oct. 18, 1970.
       Smith sprained a knee in the first half and missed the rest of
the game.
       "I would have been very surprised if someone told me that I would
have 455 yards passing
       and we would lose," said Aikman, who completed 34-of-56 passes.
"We had our chances
       but penalties and dropped passes killed us on offense. We can
still do the things we want
       to do despite this loss."
       Cunningham came out throwing against the Sanders-less secondary.
Sanders sat out the
       game with a sprained left big toe.
       Moss outran double-coverage for a 51-yard touchdown from
Cunningham on a classic
       flea-flicker. Smith took a handoff and pitched back to
Cunningham. Cornerback Kevin
       Smith and safety Darren Woodson took the fake and were late in
coverage.
       Carter also beat double coverage on the Vikings second
possession, running free behind
       cornerback Charlie Williams and safety Kenny Wheaton to catch a
54-yard touchdown
       pass.
       "Deion would have made a difference," Wheaton said.
       Moss scored again on Minnesota's third possession, beating Smith
in single coverage on a
       56-yard pass from Cunningham.
       "They just made a ton of big plays," Dallas coach Chan Gailey
said. "We tried to mix-up
       defenses against them and keep Randall off balance but it didn't
work. You can't lose a
       player of Deion's quality."
       Emmitt Smith of the Cowboys scored on three short runs in the
second half but Dallas
       couldn't match the Vikings firepower. 
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       Minnesota Vikings 46, DALLAS COWBOYS 36
       (Recap)
                          1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH FINAL
                          --- --- --- --- -----
       Minnesota          21   3  15   7   46
       Dallas              6   6  10  14   36
       First Quarter
              Min-Moss 51 pass from Ra.Cunningham (Anderson kick),
                  13:03.
              Min-Carter 54 pass from Ra.Cunningham (Anderson kick),
                  7:17.
              Dal-FG Ri.Cunningham 46, 3:04.
              Min-Moss 56 pass from Ra.Cunningham (Anderson kick),
                  2:41.
       Second Quarter
              Dal-Jeffers 67 pass from Aikman (pass failed), 2:32.
              Min-FG Anderson 45, :16.
       Third Quarter
              Dal-E.Smith 2 run (Ri.Cunningham kick), 8:55.
              Min-Hoard 12 run (Moss pass from Ra.Cunningham), 6:27.
              Dal-FG, Ri.Cunningham 47, 1:20.
              Min-Moss 56 pass from Ra.Cunningham (Anderson kick),
                  :06.
       Fourth Quarter
              Dal-E.Smith 1 run (Ri.Cunningham kick), 8:48.
              Min-Hoard 50 run (Anderson kick), 7:33.
              Dal-E.Smith 4 run (Ri.Cunningham kick), 1:06.
                               Min       Dal
                               ---       ---
       FIRST DOWNS              21        31
        Rushing                  7         9
        Passing                 11        18
        Penalty                  3         4
       THIRD DOWN EFF          2-8      5-14
       FOURTH DOWN EFF         0-0       1-2
       TOTAL NET YARDS         471       513
        Total Plays             55        81
        Avg Gain               8.6       6.3
       NET YARDS RUSHING       118        58
        Rushes                  19        24
        Avg per rush           6.2       2.4
       NET YARDS PASSING       353       455
        Sacked-Yds lost        1-6       0-0
        Gross-Yds passing      359       455
        Completed-Att.       17-35     34-57
        Had Intercepted          1         0
        Yards-Pass Play        9.8       8.0
       KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB   8-2-2     8-2-0
       PUNTS-Avg.           4-38.3    4-44.0
        Punts blocked            0         0
       FGs-PATs blocked        0-0       0-0
       TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE    149       157
        Punts Returns          1-0      1-11
        Kickoffs Returns     7-149     6-140
        Interceptions          0-0       1-6
       PENALTIES-Yds         11-78    13-152
       FUMBLES-Lost            2-0       2-0
       TIME OF POSSESSION    21:57     38:03
       INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
 
       RUSHING-Minnesota, Hoard 5-58, R.Smith 8-46, Ra.Cunningham 3-8,
       Evans 3-6. Dallas, E.Smith 18-44, S.Williams 4-8, Aikman 2-6.
 
       PASSING-Minnesota, Ra.Cunningham 17-35-1 359. Dallas, Aikman
       34-57-0 455.
 
       RECEIVING-Minnesota, Carter 7-135, Moss 3-163, Evans 2-17, Hoard
       2-11, DeLong 2-9, Glover 1-24. Dallas, Irvin 10-137, Johnston
       5-21, B.Davis 4-70, E.Smith 4-30, Jeffers 3-92, LaFleur 3-30,
       S.Williams 2-43, Bjornson 2-25, Ogden 1-7.
 
       PUNT RETURNS-Minnesota, Palmer 1-0. Dallas, K.Smith 1-11.
 
       KICKOFF RETURNS-Minnesota, Palmer 6-142, M.Williams 1-7. Dallas,
       S.Williams 4-103, Ogden 2-37.
 
       TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS-Minnesota, McDaniel 10-1-0, Hitchcock
       9-0-0, Thomas 8-0-0, Rudd 7-0-0, Griffith 6-0-0, Fuller 4-0-0,
       Ball 3-0-0, Edwards 2-0-0, Morrow 2-0-0, McDonald 1-1-0,
       Alexander 1-0-0, Randle 1-0-0, T.Williams 1-0-0, Bercich 1-0-0,
       Hoard  1-0-0, Mays 1-0-0, Walsh 1-0-0, Wong 1-0-0. Dallas,
       Woodson 6-0-0, C.Williams 5-1-1/2, Coakley 4-0-0, Strickland
       3-0-0, Hambrick 3-0-0, Pittman 2-0-0, K.Smith 2-0-0, Stoutmire
       2-0-0, Ellis 1-0-0, Godfrey 1-0-0, Lett 1-0-0, A.Smith 1-0-0,
       Teague 1-0-0, Mobley 1-0-0, Ogden 1-0-0, Reese 1-0-0, Thomas
       1-0-0, S.Williams 1-0-0, Hennings 0-1-1/2.
 
       INTERCEPTIONS-Dallas, Reese 1-6.
 
       MISSED FIELD GOALS-None.
       OFFICIALS-Referee Bill Carollo, Ump Ron Botchan, HL Tony Veteri,
       LJ Bruce Maurer, FJ Tim Millis, SJ Neely Dunn, BJ Perry
       Paganelli.
 
       Time: 3:35. A-64,366. No-shows-NA.
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On Fri, 27 Nov 1998 00:28:05 GMT, 
hoop....@flashnet.it
 (Doc) wrote:
#Minnesota č micidiale:45-29 a 8:45 dalla fine.
#Moss:3 ricezioni, 3 td, 163 yards sic,doppio sic e sic triplo
#carpiato!!
#Scusate ma ora devo scappare:ho i miei creditori che mi stanno
#cercando ))))
#Sconsolato mi congedo
#                                                      PEACE
#HOOP RULES
#           Doc
#
#Lupo Portaluppi Lupo Portaluppi Lupo Portaluppi
#Niners in 99 baby
Potrei conoscere su quale canale avete visto il match ?
su DF1 ? 
se si, č vero che non č ricevibile da tutte le parabole ?
Come si fa ?
Grazie
go BILLS
almeno i playoffs !
Gianni

#Potrei conoscere su quale canale avete visto il match ?
#su DF1 ? 
#se si, è vero che non è ricevibile da tutte le parabole ?
#Come si fa ?
#
Per spiegarmi meglio, quali sono i canali, oltre a DSF, su cui si trova NFL ?


       Moss when they had the chance.
Perchè, le altre 19 squadre che lo hanno passato assieme ai Cowboys
cosa dovrebbero dire? Semplicemente pensavano tutti che la (fondata)
fama di "bad boy" che lo accompagnava fosse un problema maggiore di
quanto non fosse un'opportunità la sua (fondata) classe.
Così, per ora, non è stato. Amen
Ciao
Charlie Brown
G O   D O L P H I N S ! ! !
mail to: 
chNOS...@mailexcite.com
better remove NOSPAM when replying....

 
Ciao Stefano.
Per carita', OJ McDuffie e' fuori discussione il miglior ricevitore che
abbiamo in campo
e quest'anno sta accumulando ottimi numeri (quinto o sesto per palloni
ricevuti nella
AFC, e ha anche ricominciato a segnare).
Oronde Gadsden e' il classico coniglio che JJ ha tirato fuori dal
cilindro.
Pescato nella NFL Europe, vale sicuramente tutti i soldi che sono stati
investiti
su di lui, e' un ricevitore fisico e ha buone mani. Ho visto la
buonissima partita
fatta contro i Patriots e rivedo senza problemi le mie opinioni. Pero'
converrai che 
Boss Moss e' proprio di un altro pianeta, ma non solo in paragone a
Gadsden.
La mia curiosita' deriva dal fatto che non ricordo se Miami ha scelto
prima o dopo
dei Vikes; e comunque, se proprio serviva un RB, o si chiamava Fred
Taylor (presumo che Jax abbia
chiamato dopo di noi) o si mettevano sul mercato Jabbar+Bernie Parmalee
(compreso nel prezzo) e si cercava il
nome grosso. John Avery e' un ottimo "all around" back, ma mi sembra un
po' leggerino per andare
in mezzo. Pure Jabbar nelle corse fra i tackle lascia un po' a
desiderare, sebbene sia
praticamente a quota mille pure quest'anno.
Per il tifo sul NG non ti preoccupare, ti avevo gia' segnalato a dovere
!  :-)
Bye.
Mauro