NFL Superbowl 2005

Success With Price Per Head (One Agents Story)

2005-06-21T10:03:00.000-07:00

Case Study demonstrating one agents success via Use of Price Per Head (PPH) Software Written and Owned by V.O. Group, S.A., the most successful offshore sportsbook in Costa Rica.

Price Per Head vs. One Agents Old Operation

Featuring Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of being the most innovative operator in offshore gaming. His most recent innovation involves the direct attack upon the Onshore Bookmaking market via the unique value proposition of actually partnering with Bookmakers and Agents onshore (as opposed to attempting to steal their business). With formidable competition, Mr. Wagner founded V.O. Group, S.A. in 1998. While most companies formed that late failed, V.O. Group, S.A. has become one of the top 10 operators offshore (as measured by AnteUp; Gambling Online Magazine; Poker Player Magazine; and Many other Publications).

Sports Betting Business: The ‘buzz’ in offshore gambling appears to be focusing on only two subjects as of late, including: Poker and Your Price Per Head Offering. What exactly is Price Per Head and Price Per Head Agency?
Wagner: As you know, one market that a post-up sportsbook has historically been unable to attack is the huge market of bettors that have been betting with their local guy for years (local guy = agent or corner bookie). The reason this market exists is the personal relationship that an onshore bookie or agent has with his clients. Sportsbooks have attempted to educate the player and lure him away from the local bookie, however V.O. Group, S.A. has decided to take another tact. Via our Price Per Head software written by Matthew Wilson, we have been able to PARTNER with onshore bookies or agents with our Price Per Head Agency Relationship.

Sports Betting Business: You called us with a specific Success Story that you said Had To Be Told Immediately! What in the heck could be so important?
Wagner: As the industry knows, we have been pushing Price Per Head Agency for a while now. We have a story that has to be told…it is that simple!

Sports Betting Business: OK. Go ahead and tell the story!
Wagner: The story starts with a gentleman named Paul Harris in Austin, Texas who is was a small town bookmaker making $250,000 a year in income.

Sports Betting Business: I already see where this is going. Now you are going to tell me of how V.O. Group, S.A. leveraged your PPH software and relationship with Paul to make him 30% or 50% more. Right?
Wagner: No, that is not the story at all. While 50% would truly be something to celebrate, it does not compare to this story!

Sports Betting Business: Stop already. Tell the story.
Wagner: Mr. Harris contacted V.O. Group, S.A. through our BettorsNet.com brand in August 2004, right before football season. After three phone calls we switched his 75 players from playing through his cell phone to playing via our website and call center. And, with the increased availability to the product, more offerings, and all the other items BettorsNet.com brings, guess how much Paul made?

Sports Betting Business: Well, since you did not bite on 50% more, I will say 100% more. But I doubt it!
Wagner: Yea, I doubt it too. How about 350% more. That’s right! I just ran the reports for Paul Harris and up to February 1, 2005, Paul has made $750,000.00.

Sports Betting Business: Wait, $750,000 is a hell of a lot more than 350% more. Isn’t it?
Wagner: Actually, if you take into consideration the decline we will see after the end of March Madness, he should easily make $1,200,000 this year. But, I didn’t want to overstate the facts!

Sports Betting Business: Are you telling me that by having you take the phone calls and do the accounting for Mr. Harris you made this difference in his life?
Wagner: That is exactly what I am saying!

Sports Betting Business: Was he that bad of a bookmaker?
Wagner: Well, I think we are better – but, he was fine. The increase doesn’t come from us beating his players more than he did. The increase comes from the product being available 24 hours a day and our company having more offerings. And, the secret ingredient helps too!

Sports Betting Business: Oh, I see. Instead of having his cell on for a few hours a day, you put the product in front of his clients all day and night for the buying. I see. But, what is the ‘secret ingredient’?
Wagner: The availability will make a person 100% more over night. But, the secret ingredient made the difference for Mr. Harris. And, the secret ingredient is TIME.

Sports Betting Business: OK, I am lost again. What does that mean?
Wagner: Paul Harris used to set lines, answer phone calls, watch games, grade wagers and keep figures. He did it so well, and so often he already lost his girlfriend. He simply spent all of his time operating as a bookie. When we took over, he became a RECRUITER. All Paul does now is sit in bars and recruit business. We write the business, and Paul grows his business daily. That is the secret ingredient.

Sports Betting Business: Ah, I see. He no longer spends time on the items that cost time and money…he spends his time on what makes him money – recruiting players!
Wagner: Christ! Your brilliant! It typically takes a bookmaker or agent about 3 months to figure that out. But, you, like Paul Harris already figured it out. You recruit, and I will beat them. Therefore the only thing that matters is getting more clients. The more you get, the more you will make.

Sports Betting Business: Of course I get it. That’s the Las Vegas model. Build in an edge and then find as many people to bet against the edge as possible. It’s simple!
Wagner: You sure make it sound simple. But, most bookies are stuck in the mode of trying to ‘beat the players’. The fact is that all you have to do is get a new client or two every day and you will be a millionaire over night. Simply ask Paul Harris who is on campus at University Of Texas recruiting players on 6th Street right now.

Sports Betting Business: So how does a bookmaker or agent learn more about this?
Wagner: Simply go to any of the V.O. Group, S.A. sites to learn more. I suggest starting at www.BettorsNet.com or calling 1-877-512-1001 or emailing agents@bettorsnet.com to get more information.

Success With Price Per Head (Agent Success)

2005-06-20T07:33:00.000-07:00

Case Study in Agent Success via Use of Price Per Head (PPH) Software Written and Owned by V.O. Group, S.A., the most successful offshore sportsbook in Costa Rica.

Price Per Head vs. Dollywood Sportsbook

Featuring Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of being the most innovative operator in offshore gaming. His most recent innovation involves the direct attack upon the Onshore Bookmaking market via the unique value proposition of actually partnering with Bookmakers and Agents onshore (as opposed to attempting to steal their business). With formidable competition, Mr. Wagner founded V.O. Group, S.A. in 1998. While most companies formed that late failed, V.O. Group, S.A. has become one of the top 10 operators offshore (as measured by AnteUp; Gambling Online Magazine; Poker Player Magazine; and Many other Publications).

Online Gambling: The ‘buzz’ in offshore gambling appears to be focusing on only two subjects as of late, including: Poker and Your Price Per Head Offering. What exactly is Price Per Head and Price Per Head Agency?
Wagner: As you know, one market that a post-up sportsbook has historically been unable to attack is the huge market of bettors that have been betting with their local guy for years (local guy = agent or corner bookie). The reason this market exists is the personal relationship that an onshore bookie or agent has with his clients. Sportsbooks have attempted to educate the player and lure him away from the local bookie, however V.O. Group, S.A. has decided to take another tact. Via our Price Per Head software written by Matthew Wilson, we have been able to PARTNER with onshore bookies or agents with our Price Per Head Agency Relationship.

Online Gambling: OK. Be more specific. How does a Price Per Head Agency Relationship Work?
Wagner: Price Per Head Agency is based on the very fair and equitable agreement between an onshore bookie and an offshore bookmaker. The deal is based on the onshore bookie recruiting players and the offshore bookmaker setting lines, writing the business and handling all accounting for the onshore bookie. And, all the onshore bookie does is simply pay the offshore bookmaker an agreed upon price per head per week.

Online Gambling: So, opposed to paying the offshore bookmaker a percentage, they simply compensate them a fixed price.
Wagner: Absolutely. The fact is that offshore sportsbooks have been gouging the onshore bookie or agent for years. Our offering stops that action in it’s tracks.

Online Gambling: Gouging! That is a pretty strong comment. Can you back that up?
Wagner: Let me give you an example…and, you judge for yourself. The example of Jeff W. in San Jose, California comes to mind. Jeff contacted V.O. Group, S.A. in early October 2004 when he was writing 72 head of business making an average of 12 wagers a week of $152. Rather, his turnover per client was an average of $1,824.00 a week. Via his agreement with a sportsbook we will call Dollywood, he was splitting his earnings 50/50. Once he shifted the business through BettorsNet.com, he was paying $30 a head a week. So, would you call this gouging?

Online Gambling: Actually, the numbers sound good. But, I have to admit, I am not sure. Can you help me understand better?
Wagner: That is very good answer. Let me simply do the math for you to illustrate the facts, and then you will have a much clearer set of information to deal with. If your average player bets $1,824.00 a week on just straight bets, you should have a minimum hold of 4.5% (parlays, teasers and props have a MUCH HIGHER HOLD). So, that means you should make $82.08/person ($1,824.00 x 0.045). Then, multiply this by the number of head equals a theoretical earn of $5,909.76 ($82.08 x 72). So, this means he would make $2,954.88 per week and Dollywood would make $2,954.88 per week.

Online Gambling: Well, $2,954.88 per week sounds pretty strong if you ask me How does this compare to his using BettorsNet.com?
Wagner: When Jeff started using BettorsNet.com, we simply charge him $30 a head a week. Rather, $30 times $72 is $2,160.00, representing a savings of $794.88 a week, or $41,333.76 a year.

Online Gambling: So, by Jeff W. switching to V.O. Group, S.A. or BettorsNet.com he was able to make an extra $41,333.76 a year?
Wagner: No. Actually, he made $25,000 in the first three months because most of his players are far worse than the theoretical averages. Almost every one of his players bet a proposition or a teaser or a parlay at least once a week. And, holds on those bets are far greater than 4.5%. On top of that, his players also play in our racebook and casino losing much, much more than 4.5%.

Online Gambling: Oh, I see. If he would have used Dollywood, he would have simply split more profit with them. But, via BettorsNet.com, he was able to keep 100% of the extra earn because he had already compensated you for the $30/head.
Wagner: That is exactly correct. Jeff W. came down in January 2005 and I took him sail fishing. It is the first time I ever had a client pay my bill. Why? Because, and realize I am quoting here, Jeff states that I will make him an extra $100,000 this year alone.

Online Gambling: Wow! That is incredible. I bet large credit sportsbooks, like Dollywood, are quickly becoming unfavorable of your new product.
Wagner: Yes. They hate our new software offering! But, that is what you get when you take advantage of your clients or partners as they have. And, as far as I am concerned, credit shops with Agent Split Agreements have simply NOT been treating their partners fairly and now they will pay the bill.

Online Gambling: I must say, I agree that if your numbers are even close to correct, it appears that the credit shops that split the earn ARE GOUGING AGENTS AND ONSHORE BOOKMAKERS.
Wagner: Well, the facts speak for themselves. And, I am glad you see the facts for what they are.

Online Gambling: Is there ever a case where an onshore bookie or agent should opt for a split as opposed to a Price Per Head Agency agreement?
Wagner: Absolutely Yes. If you are starting up a new book, or if you need financial backing because you are not strong enough to support a losing week - then, you should opt for a split. The best way to judge this is simply look over your figures for the last year. Could you afford to pay out the worst week you had without going broke? If you answer yes – then, you should opt for PPH. If you could NOT afford to pay it, then you should opt for a split or not be in business at all.

Online Gambling: So how does a bookmaker learn more about this?
Wagner: Simply go to any of the V.O. Group, S.A. sites to learn more. I suggest starting at www.BettorsNet.com or calling 1-877-512-1001 or emailing agents@bettorsnet.com to get more information.

Article Note: Any assumption that “Dollywood” is related to “Hollywood Sportsbook” or “BetHollywood.com” or “BetAtHollywood” or “Hollywood International” is the assumption of the reader and not the responsibility of Gambling Online Magazine.

State of the Offshore Gaming Industry

2005-06-13T10:38:00.000-07:00

State of the Offshore Gaming Industry
Q & A with
Dalton Wagner, Founder V.O. Group, S.A.

As Founder and Proprietor of V.O. Group, S.A., Dalton Wagner has the reputation of making one-dollar work like three in online marketing. With formidable competition, Mr. Wagner founded V.O. Group, S.A. in 1998 and has quickly risen to be one of the largest offshore operators in the world with over 50,000 active clients. We had an opportunity to catch up with Dalton Wagner on his last visit to Antigua.

Vegas Offshore: This year has been interesting for V.O. Group, S.A. and the offshore industry as a whole (advertising changes, etc.). How do you feel about the industry at the current time?
Wagner: I feel the industry is as strong as it has ever been. We are still finding that our advertising is bringing us new clients at an ever-growing rate. Some competitors are complaining that the crimp on advertising is affecting the industry, but we are not seeing this trend. Consolidation within the industry has begun, and I am sure you will continue to see smaller competitors gobbled up, and medium to larger companies merging. The weaker will go by the wayside.

Vegas Offshore: What about the rumors of V.O. Group, S.A. being bought?
Wagner: I am glad you used the term 'rumors'. The fact is that in July 2004 three suitors approached V.O. Group, S.A. because of our record-breaking profit year. In two of the cases we did see 'value' in a merger/relationship. However, at the end of the day, we could not come to terms that were agreeable on both sides. At this time V.O. Group, S.A. stands independent. And, we are happy being independent, profitable and growing.

Vegas Offshore: It is rumored that Bet On Sports (PLC; BSS.L) was one of the suitors. Is that true?
Wagner: There were three suitors that approached V.O. Group, S.A. And, in all cases confidentiality agreements were signed. For this reason, I cannot confirm or deny who any of the potential suitors were. What I can tell you is that one was a major sportsbook player, one was a major casino player and two were PLCs. I doubt that helps.

Vegas Offshore: Well, if Bet On Sports was involved, I bet you are happy you weren't involved in their November 24, 2004 stock debacle.
Wagner: The Bet On Sports stock debacle was an over-reaction by the market in my opinion. In one day you saw their stock drop 50% in value. And, the reason was poor performance in a very short period. If you looked at the other publicly held offshore gaming companies, you saw the same thing, just not as drastic as with BSS.L. Simply put, I know the founder of Bet On Sports, I know the management of Bet On Sports, I know the staff at Bet On Sports and I would not hesitate to invest in Bet On Sports. They were, and still are, undervalued in my opinion. They are a great competitor and a great company. I wish I had some of their stock at the new adjusted price. I just don't see how you can lose.

Vegas Offshore: It is rare to hear the 'competition' speaking so highly of a major competitor. Why would you do so?
Wagner: Simple. Bet On Sports is a great company. And, I am sure they would tell you the same about V.O. Group, S.A. The fact is, that there are companies out there that make our industry stronger. And, ones that make it weaker. Bet On Sports and V.O.Group, S.A. strive to make our industry stronger and more legitimate on a daily basis (as do BetCris.com; BoDog.com; etc.). What kind of ambassador for the industry would I be if I downplayed a 'good' competitor like Bet On Sports for my own benefit?

Vegas Offshore: If Bet On Sports did approach you, would you consider a merger?
Wagner: I like being independent. But, simply put, NEVER say NEVER.

Vegas Offshore: What of the rumors that you are looking at Panama as a potential relocation site?
Wagner: Our operation currently has offices in Costa Rica, Antigua and Belize. In Costa Rica we currently have over 400 employees. With employment costs in Costa Rica on the rise, the burden of Caja and the ever-changing political climate, we have looked at several alternative locations. One of the most desirable is/was Panama. However, due to the massive failure of BetPanAm.com and the political debacle involving their past gaming commission, we have decided to stay put for the current time. I think it is very safe to say that our primary location will be Costa Rica for the next 5 years. Pending any crazy licensing or governmental changes.

Vegas Offshore: I have visited your office in Antigua, however had no idea that you employed 400 individuals in Costa Rica. Why do you need such a large staff?
Wagner: Our industry has a reputation for being lazy and getting by on a shoestring budget. Most sportsbooks, casinos, racebooks and poker rooms answer phones when it is convenient and buy computers when the ones they are operating blow-up. Most are simply embarrassing to the legitimate operators. To run an operation like ours, servicing 50,000 bettors, you need lots of space, a 1st rate phone system, fiber and satellite phone and Internet backups, IT professionals, accounting professionals, etc. V.O. Group, S.A. is currently located in 35,000 square feet of space, operating 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, and we are busting at the seems. At the current time, we are negotiating to buy the building next to us for future expansion. I think we will employ 600 people come this same time next year.

Vegas Offshore: I have noticed that you are still branching into other products. How has this strategy worked for V.O. Group, S.A.?
Wagner: In 1998 we started with our sports product. We then branched into the casino product. In 2001 and 2002 we opened several major race books and poker rooms. The fact is that we are profitable in all products. However, our core product, and hub for our advertising, is focused on the sports product. The strategy has worked, but we will not desert our core product. You can look for our re-launch of interactive betting in early 2005 and bingo in mid 2005.

Vegas Offshore: What other changes do you see in 2005 for V.O. Group, S.A.
Wagner: I think you will see V.O. Group, S.A. work more on our Internet interface to make it more gamer-friendly; you will see our company move into land-based gaming; and you will see us acquire two or three smaller competitors. Rather, you will see what you have always seen, expansion.

Vegas Offshore: What other changes do you see in 2005 for the industry as a whole?
Wagner: The strong will get stronger. The weak will get weaker. And, the acquisition race will be on.

Super bowl teams roster Patriots and Eagles

2005-02-03T23:12:00.000-08:00

Super Bowl gambling Teams Eagles 2005, Philadelphia

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#	Name	Pos	Ht	Wt	Exp	College	Birth City
57	Adams, Keith	LB	5-11	223	4	Clemson	Atlanta, GA
2	Akers, David	K	5-10	200	6	Louisville	Lexington, KY
79	Allen, Ian	OT	6-4	310	3	Purdue	Atlanta, GA
88	Bartrum, Mike	TE/LS	6-4	245	11	Marshall	Pomeroy, OH
11	Blake, Jeff	QB	6-1	223	13	East Carolina	Daytona Beach, Fla.
24	Brown, Sheldon	CB	5-10	200	3	South Carolina	Richburg, SC
56	Burgess, Derrick	DE	6-2	266	4	Mississippi	Greenbelt, MD
66	Darilek, Trey	G/T	6-4	301	R	Texas-El Paso	San Antonio, TX
20	Dawkins, Brian	FS	6-0	210	9	Clemson	Jacksonville, FL
10	Detmer, Koy	QB	6-1	195	8	Univ. of Colorado	San Antonio, TX
53	Douglas, Hugh	DE	6-2	281	10	Central State (Ohio)	Mansfield, OH
76	Ephraim, Alonzo	C	6-4	312	2	Alabama	Birmingham, AL
63	Fraley, Hank	C/G	6-2	300	5	Robert Morris	Gaithersburg, MD
96	Grasmanis , Paul	DT	6-3	298	9	Notre Dame	Jenison, MI
65	Green, Jamaal	DE	6-2	272	2	Miami (FL)	Camden, NJ
77	Hicks, Artis	T	6-4	318	3	Memphis	Jackson, TN
29	Hood, Roderick	CB	5-11	196	2	Auburn	Columbus, GA
8	Johnson, Dirk	P	6-0	205	2	Northern Colorado	Hoxie, KS
55	Jones, Dhani	LB	6-1	240	5	Michigan	Potomac, MD
93	Kearse, Jevon	DE	6-4	265	6	Florida	Fort Myers, FL
59	Labinjo, Mike	LB	6-0	241	R	Michigan St.	Toronto, Ontario
25	Levens, Dorsey	RB	6-1	230	11	Georgia Tech	Syracuse, NY
83	Lewis, Greg	WR	6-0	180	2	Illinois	Matteson, IL
32	Lewis, Michael	SS	6-1	211	3	Colorado	Richmond, TX
34	Mahe, Reno	RB	5-10	212	2	Brigham Young	Salt Lake City, UT
71	Mayberry, Jermane	G/T	6-4	325	9	Texas A&M-Kingsville	Floresville, TX
22	McCoo, Eric	RB	5-10	210	1	Penn State	Red Bank, N.J.
95	McDougle, Jerome	DE	6-2	264	2	Miami (FL)	Pompano Beach, FL
80	McMullen, Billy	WR	6-4	210	2	Virginia	Richmond, VA
5	McNabb, Donovan	QB	6-2	240	6	Syracuse	Chicago, IL
46	Mikell, Quintin	S	5-10	206	2	Boise State	New Orleans, LA
84	Mitchell, Freddie	WR	5-11	195	4	UCLA	Lakeland, FL
81	Owens, Terrell	WR	6-3	226	9	Tennessee-Chattanooga	Alexander City, AL
49	Parry, Josh	FB	6-2	250	1	San Jose State	Sonora, CA
87	Pinkston, Todd	WR	6-3	180	5	Southern Mississippi	Forest, MS
91	Rayburn, Sam	DT	6-3	303	2	Tulsa	Chickasha, OK
30	Reed, J.R.	S	5-11	201	R	South Florida	Tampa, FL
58	Reese, Ike	LB	6-2	222	7	Michigan State	Cincinnati, OH
69	Runyan, Jon	T	6-7	330	9	Michigan	Flint, MI
68	Sciullo, Steve	OG	6-5	325	2	Marshall	Pittsburgh, PA
26	Sheppard, Lito	CB	5-10	194	3	Florida	Jacksonville, FL
90	Simon, Corey	DT	6-2	293	5	Florida State	Pompano Beach, FL
50	Simoneau, Mark	LB	6-0	245	5	Kansas State	Smith Center, KS
82	Smith, L.J.	TE	6-3	258	2	Rutgers	Highland Park, NJ
78	Thomas, Hollis	DT	6-0	306	9	Northern Illinois	St. Louis, MO
72	Thomas, Tra	T	6-7	349	7	Florida State	Deland, FL
85	Thomason, Jeff	TE	6-5	255	11	Oregon	Newport Beach, CA
54	Trotter, Jeremiah	LB	6-1	262	7	Stephen F. Austin	Hooks, TX
97	Walker, Darwin	DT	6-3	294	5	Tennessee	Walterboro, SC
21	Ware, Matt	CB	6-2	210	R	UCLA	Santa Monica, CA
51	Wayne, Nate	LB	6-0	237	7	Mississippi	Macon, MS
36	Westbrook, Brian	RB/KR	5-10	205	3	Villanova	Ft. Washington, MD
31	Wynn, Dexter	CB	5-9	175	R	Colorado State	Sumter, SC

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No	Player *	Position	Height	Weight	Birthday
27	Rabih Abdullah	RB	6-0	235	04/27/1975
49	Eric Alexander	LB	6-2	240	02/08/1982
63	Joe Andruzzi	G	6-3	312	08/23/1975
68	Tom Ashworth	T	6-6	305	10/10/1977
96	Rodney Bailey	DL	6-3	305	10/07/1979
48	Tully Banta-Cain	LB	6-2	250	08/28/1980
12	Tom Brady	QB	6-4	225	08/03/1977
83	Deion Branch	WR	5-9	193	07/18/1979
80	Troy Brown	WR	5-10	196	07/02/1971
54	Tedy Bruschi	LB	6-1	247	06/09/1973
19	Ricky Bryant	WR	6-0	185	03/24/1981
32	Kory Chapman	RB	6-1	202
58	Matt Chatham	LB	6-4	250	06/28/1977
30	Je'Rod Cherry	SS	6-1	210	05/30/1973
34	Cedric Cobbs	RB	6-0	225	01/09/1981
59	Rosevelt Colvin	LB	6-3	250	09/05/1977
6	Rohan Davey	QB	6-2	245	04/14/1978
51	Don Davis	LB	6-1	235	12/17/1972
28	Corey Dillon	RB	6-1	225	10/24/1974
33	Kevin Faulk	RB	5-8	202	06/05/1976
88	Christian Fauria	TE	6-4	250	09/22/1971
49	Zeron Flemister	TE	6-4	250	09/08/1976
21	Randall Gay	CB	5-11	186	05/05/1982
87	David Givens	WR	6-0	212	08/16/1980
76	Brandon Gorin	T	6-6	308	07/17/1978
82	Daniel Graham	TE	6-3	257	11/16/1978
97	Jarvis Green	DL	6-3	290	01/12/1979
37	Rodney Harrison	S	6-1	220	12/15/1972
91	Marquise Hill	DE	6-6	300	08/07/1982
71	Russ Hochstein	G	6-4	305	10/07/1977
53	Larry Izzo	LB	5-10	228	09/26/1974
18	Cedric James	WR	6-1	197
52	Ted Johnson	LB	6-4	253	12/04/1972
81	Bethel Johnson	WR	5-11	200	02/11/1979
10	Kevin Kasper	WR	6-1	202	12/23/1977
99	Ethan Kelley	DT	6-2	310	02/12/1980
90	Dan Klecko	DL	5-11	275	01/12/1981
70	Adrian Klemm	T	6-3	312	05/21/1977
67	Dan Koppen	C	6-2	296	09/12/1979
16	Justin Kurpeikis	LB	6-3	254	07/17/1977
24	Ty Law	CB	5-11	200	02/10/1974
72	Matt Light	T	6-4	305	06/23/1978
23	Omare Lowe	DB	6-1	195	04/20/1978
55	Willie McGinest	LB	6-5	270	12/11/1971
13	Jim Miller	QB	6-2	225	02/09/1971
8	Josh Miller	P	6-4	225	07/14/1970
29	Earthwind Moreland	CB	5-10	182	06/13/1977
64	Gene Mruczkowski	G/C	6-2	305	06/06/1980
61	Stephen Neal	G	6-4	305	10/09/1976
65	Lance Nimmo	OT	6-5	303	09/13/1979
35	Patrick Pass	FB	5-10	217	12/31/1977
86	David Patten	WR	5-10	190	08/19/1974
66	Lonie Paxton	LS	6-2	260	03/13/1978
95	Roman Phifer	LB	6-2	248	03/05/1968
38	Tyrone Poole	CB	5-8	188	02/03/1972
31	Hank Poteat	CB	5-10	192	08/30/1977
69	Buck Rasmussen	DL	6-4	285	10/01/1978
42	Dexter Reid	S	5-11	203	03/18/1981
14	P.K. Sam	WR	6-3	210	02/26/1983
22	Asante Samuel	CB	5-10	185	01/06/1981
39	Guss Scott	S	5-10	205	05/21/1982
93	Richard Seymour	DL	6-6	310	10/06/1979
98	Keith Traylor	DT	6-2	340	09/03/1969
4	Adam Vinatieri	K	6-0	202	12/28/1972
50	Mike Vrabel	LB	6-4	261	08/14/1975
94	Ty Warren	DL	6-5	300	02/06/1981
84	Ben Watson	TE	6-3	253	12/18/1980
85	Jed Weaver	TE	6-4	258	08/11/1976
75	Vince Wilfork	DT	6-2	325	11/04/1981
26	Eugene Wilson	CB	5-10	195	08/17/1980
16>	Billy Yates	G	6-2	305

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Position: WR
Height: 6-3
Weight: 226
College: Tennessee-Chattanooga
Experience: 9
Birthdate: 12/07/1973
Born: Alexander City, AL

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Arguably the best receiver in the game today, Owens brought his tenacity and big-play ability to the Eagles after being acquired in highly-publicized offseason trade involving Baltimore and San Francisco. The five-time Pro Bowler, though, had his season interrupted after sustaining a severe high ankle sprain and fractured fibula during a week 15 contest vs. Dal. (12/19). At the time of the injury, Owens led the Eagles in receptions (77), ranked 1st in the NFL in TD catches (14) and ranked 3rd in the NFL in receiving yds. (1,200). Owens underwent successful surgery by foot and anklespecialist Dr. Mark Myerson in Baltimore on 12/22/04.

BIRDSEED: (Updated 1/22/2005) Named 1st team All-Pro by the Associated Press Named to Pro Football Weekly's midseason All-Pro Team The League's Best Seller - As Owens made his debut in an Eagle uniform this September, he also made is debut on the bookshelves. His biography, entitled Catch This! Going Deep with the NFL's Sharpest Weapon, Owens details his life from growing up in Alexander City, Al., to his collegiate days at UT-Chattanooga, to his productive career as a 49er and now his new home as an Eagle. As of 12/19, T.O.'s book ranked 33rd on the New YorkTimes' bestseller list Owens' jersey sales rank 5th among NFL players, trailing only Brett Favre, Mike Vick, Tom Brady, and teammate Donovan McNabb

2004 HIGHLIGHTS: (Updated 1/11/2005)

Became the 1st Eagle in the Andy Reid era to post a 1,000 yd. season as he scorched the Packers for 8-161-1TD vs. GB (12/5). With his 14 TD so far this season, Owens set a franchise record for receiving TDs in a season. Also posted his 7th 100-yd. receiving effort of the season, which established a personal and franchise record. With RB Brian Westbrook also eclipsing the 150-yd. plateau that day, they became the first pair of Eagles to accomplish this feat since Tommy McDonald (4-162-3TDs) and Timmy Brown (5-199-2TDs) did so at the St. Louis Cardinals (12/16/62)
Hauled in his 13th TD of the season on a 10-yd. crossing route vs. Was. (11/21), tying a club record for receiving TDs set by Mike Quick in 1983 and Tommy McDonald in 1960 and 1961. Owens was the quickest of the 3 to accomplish this feat, doing so in only 10 games
Recorded 3 TDs and 134 yds. receiving at Dal. (11/15) en route to MNF's "Co-Horse Trailer POG" honors. Owens notched his 6th 100-yd. receiving game and set an NFL record with 7 straight MNF games with a TD. The game also marked his 24th multiple TD game
Set an Eagles record by posting his 5th consecutive and 30th career 100-yd. receiving game vs. Bal. (10/31). It is the first time that Owens recorded more than 3 straight 100-yard games in his career. Since 1970, only Michael Irvin and Isaac Bruce (both in 1995) have held longer 100-yd. receiving streaks. Owens also scored the Eagles only TD on an 11-yd. pass from McNabb
Notched 2 TD receptions from McNabb at Cle. (10/24). Owens and Todd Pinkston (6-100) both notched 100-yd. receiving games becoming the first Eagles since Calvin Williams and Fred Barnett did so on 9/20/92 vs. Denver
For the 3rd consecutive week, Owens eclipsed the century mark in receiving yards. (123) vs. Car. (10/17). This is the first time in his career that Owens has 3 consecutive weeks with at least 100-yds. receiving and was the first Eagle to post this feat since Irving Fryar did so in 1996 (10/20-11/03)
Grabbed his 6th TD of the season on an 11-yd. slant from Donovan McNabb at Chi. (10/3
Hauled in his 5th TD of the season on a 29-yd. pass from Donovan McNabb and notched his 1st 100-yd. receiving (107) game as an Eagle vs. Det. (9/26)
Tied a career high with 3 TD receptions from Donovan McNabb in his Eagle debut vs. NYG (9/12). This was the most receiving TDs in one game since Irving Fryar posted 3 at Jacksonville on 10/12/97. Six of his 8 receptions went for first downs. Only two other players in history had three touchdowns in their first game with a new team - RB-WR Bobby Mitchell, Washington, 1962; and WR Anthony Allen, Washington, 1987
INJURY REPORT:
Suffered a severe high ankle sprain and a fractured fibula in his right leg vs. Dal. (12/19). Underwent surgery by foot and ankle specialist Dr. Myerson in Baltimore on 12/22/04. Was inactive at Cin (1/2)

One of the most prolific receivers in league history and one of the most entertaining players in all of sports, Terrell Owens will bring his big-play ability and toughness to the Eagles offense after being acquired in a highly-publicized three-way trade involving Baltimore and San Francisco on 3/16/03. A four-time Pro Bowl selection, Owens has hauled in 592 receptions for 8,572 yards and 81 TDs in his first 8 NFL seasons. His 20 catches vs. Chicago in 2000 set an all-time NFL record and his 51 TD grabs since 2000 leads all NFL receivers in that time span. A 3rd round draft choice out of Tennessee-Chattanooga in 1996, Owens is a tenacious worker on and off the football field. That tenacity has even been used in his fight to find a cure for Alzheimer's, a disease that affects millions of Americans, including his grandmother, Alice Black. In 2003, he lobbied U.S. Congress for more funding for research for the crippling disease.
NEAR AND DEAR TO HIS HEART
Owens holds one charity very near and dear to his heart, the Alzheimer's Association. His family is personally touched by Alzheimer's as his grandmother, Alice Black, is afflicted by the disease. In order to help find a cure, he has served as the celebrity chairperson for the Alzheimer's Association and even addressed Congress in 2003 to request more funding for Alzheimer's research.
In 2004, hosted a charity weekend in Atlanta, "Stars with a Cause," that benefitted the Atlanta Chapter of the National Alzheimer's Foundation. The weekend included a night of bowling, billiards, dominoes and cards. On Saturday, the stars made a visit to AG Rhodes Home, an Atlanta Alzheimer's care center to play bingo and sing karaoke. A celebrity basketball game also took place at Owens' home gym.
A COUNTRY BOY FROM A HUMBLE PAST
Although Terrell Owens has been surrounded by glitz and glamour in recent years, the Alexander City, AL, native came from very humble beginnings.
"Everybody worked at Russell Athletics," recalled Owens of his town of 15,000 people. "My mother, my father, my grandmother, my uncles. It was like all the people I knew worked there. I even worked there repairing shipping boxes on the loading dock."
T.O. also had a humble beginning in sports. He didn't start on his high school team until his senior year and had to be convinced not to quit the sport by his coach. He wouldn't have been recruited to play at Tennessee-Chattanooga if it weren't for a teammate who brought college coaches to watch their games.
"I never got to make the big plays when I was younger, and even early in my NFL career, said Owens. "I had to wait my turn. You've got to work hard and when you get a shot you have to prove yourself."
Owens also had to wait for the first 5 seasons of his pro career to become "the guy," while playing in the shadows of All-World WR Jerry Rice.
"I got to see how champions work from Jerry," said Owens. "I always wanted to win championships and I got to see the level of commitment it takes."
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CATCH THIS
"This might be the most exciting thing I've done since I've been in the NFL." That's how strongly Terrell Owens feels about his upcoming autobiography, "Catch This - Going Deep With The NFL's Sharpest Weapon." The book, co-written with Stephen Singular and published by Simon & Schuster, is a personal account of T.O.'s life.
"I decided to go ahead with the book because I want to give people a better perspective on who I really am," explained Owens. "I am always listening to people and observing things. I think some people get that confused with arrogance when it's really not. When I was younger I was never the star. I had to work my butt off to get where I am. I still have that same attitude."
THE CHOCOLATE ROOM
Elvis had "The Jungle Room." T.O. has "The Chocolate Room." Owens has a place in his home where he can get away and relax. That room for Owens is The Chocolate Room, located in the basement of his 6 bedroom home in suburban Atlanta.
"That's where I escape," said Owens. "Everything is chocolate-colored and over-sized. Not many people go in that room."
Owens is not kidding about limiting access to the room. You need to know the combination to get trough the door. Once inside it's extremely plush, from the sofas to the carpeting. With a stereo system and a plasma screen TV, he's got all the ingredients to chill out.
"The way I've set it up I never have to go out," said Owens. "We can have a good time right in my house."
Along with the Chocolate Room, Owens home includes a fully loaded pool hall and an indoor basketball gymnasium. With pool tables, pin ball games, an air hockey table and an assortment of video games, it's safe to say there's a competitive nature in his home.
"It gets pretty competitive in my house," he said. "Whether we're playing basketball, dominoes or shooting pool, by the end of the night the loser's going to be doing pushups."
HE'S GOT GAME
Owens' love for the game of basketball is very serious. So serious that he built a full-size basketball gymnasium in his home and uses it as part of his offseason conditioning.
In college, Owens played 3 seasons on the Tennessee-Chattanooga basketball team and made 5 starts for a team that qualified for the NCAA tournament in 1995. In 2002, he played in 5 games for the Adirondack Wildcats of United States Basketball League. In 2000, he won the celebrity slam dunk competition at the NBA All-Star game in Oakland. He also suits up on occasion for the Eagles offseason basketball team.
BIRDSEED:
During the 2004 offseason, his Eagles jersey topped the best-selling list of all NFL players
By a vote of fans, will grace the cover of ESPN NFL 2005 video game that will be released in 2004
Inducted into the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics Hall of Fame in 2003
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Has been selected to 4 straight NFC Pro Bowl squads since the 2000 season and has garnered All-Pro honors 4 times (1998, 2000-02)
Finished his 49ers career 2nd only to Jerry Rice in total TDs (83), recepts. (592), yds. rec. (8,572), rec. TDs (81) and 100-yd. rec. games (25)
Enters the 2004 season with an active streak of 115 consecutive games played with at least 1 reception
Led the 49ers in yards after catch from 2000-03 (677 in 2000, 542 in '01, 597 in '02 and 366 in '03)
Registered a season-high 155 yds. on 8 recepts. (19.4 avg.), including 61-yd. TD reception vs. Pit. (11/17/03) on Monday Night Football
Led team with 6 recepts. for 152 yds. (25.3 avg.), including a 75-yard touchdown reception vs. TB (10/19/03)
With a career-high 100 catches, earned All-Pro honors from AP, Football Digest, Pro Football Weekly, The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated and a Pro Bowl selection in 2002
Had 5 multiple-TD performances in 2002 along with five 100-yd. games in the regular season and 1 in the postseason
Set playoff career highs with 9 recepts. for 177 yds. and 2 TDs vs. NYG (1/5/03) in NFC Wild Card game. Set an NFL postseason record with 2 two-pt. conversions from Jeff Garcia. His 76-yard TD reception was the 2nd-longest scoring play in 49ers playoff history. Completed the first pass of his career, a 25 ydr. to Tai Streets
Reached 100 recepts. for the first time in his career with a 4th-qtr. catch vs. GB (12/15/02)
Posted 12 recepts. for 123 yds., and 2 TDs, including the game-winning 8-yd. score with :12 remaining, at Dal. (12/8/02). His 11-yd. recept. on 3rd-n-10 with :23 remaining set-up the winning score
Had 13 recepts. for 166 yds. and 2 TDs vs. Phi. (11/25/02) on MNF. His reception total was the most ever by an Eagle opponent
Caught 7 passes for 171 yds. and 2 TDs, including a 76-yard score at SD (11/17/02)
Grabbed 12 passes for 191 yds., including 3 on the game-winning drive in OT at Oak. (11/3/02)
Hauled in 6 passes for 84 yds. and 2 TDs, including the game-winning 37-ydr. in the 4th qtr. at Sea. (10/14/02)
Had a career-high 38-yd. TD run vs. Was. (9/22/02)
His 16 TD grabs in 2001 led the NFL and helped to earn him a Pro Bowl selection as well as All-Pro honors from AP, College & Pro Football Weekly, Football News and Football Digest
Posted a career-high six 100-yd. receiving games including 5 multi-TD performances in 2001
Had 8 recepts. for 118 yds. and 2 TD vs. Car. (10/7/01) on the way to reaching the 5,000-yd. receiving mark for his career
Caught 9 passes for 183 yds., including a career-high 3 TDs at Atl. (10/14/01). Scored the game-tying TD with :17 remaining in regulation and then made a game-winning TD reception of 52 yds. in OT. All 9 of his receptions came in the second half
Caught the game-tying TD on a 7-yd. pass from Jeff Garcia with :01 remaining in regulation at Car. (11/18/01)
Earned first career Pro Bowl selection and was named All-Pro by AP in 2000
Ranked 5th in the NFL in recepts. (97) and 3rd in TD recepts. (13), including 4 multi-TD games, in 2000
Had the most prolific receiving game in NFL history, breaking a 50-year-old record held by Tom Fears (18), with an NFL record and career-high 20 recepts. for a career-high 283 yds. and 1 TD vs. Chi. (12/17/00)
A first-time All-Pro selection, tied for 2nd in the NFL with 14 TD recepts. while ranking 3rd in the NFC and 5th in the NFL in non-kicker scoring with 92 pts. in 1998. Averaged a career-high 16.4 yards per catch
Provided one of the most memorable plays in league playoff history with his dramatic 25-yd. game-winning TD reception, from Steve Young, with :03 remaining in the game, to give the 49ers a 30-27 come-from-behind win over GB (1/3/99) in the NFC Wild Card game. He labeled the catch "The Redemption Reception" after dropping 4 passes earlier in the game. Eagles head coach Andy Reid was the Packers QB coach at the time
Recorded 140 yds. on 5 recepts. vs. NYG (11/30/98). Caught a career-long 79-yd. TD reception from Young vs. the Giants
Had 5 recepts. for 120 yds. and 1 TD receiving and also scored on a 21-yd. reverse at StL (10/25/98) for the first rushing TD of his career
Ranked 5th in NFC and 9th in NFL with 8 TD recepts. in 1997. That year became the first player other than Jerry Rice to lead 49ers in recepts. (60) since 1988. Produced first downs on 48 of his 60 recepts. (80%)
Posted 6 recepts. for 100 yds. in the NFC Championship Game vs. GB (1/11/98)
Led 49ers in 1996 with a 14.9-yd. per catch average
Had 5 catches for 110 yds., including a 46-yd. TD vs. Car. (12/8/96), for his first career 100-yd. receiving game
Caught 4 passes for 42 yards, including the game-winning 20-yd. TD at Hou. (10/27/96)
Made first career start, replacing an injured J.J. Stokes and caught 4 passes for 94 yds. vs. Cin. (10/20/96). His 45-yd. TD from Young tied the game late in 4th qtr. and was the first score of his career
Caught his first career pass, a 7 ydr. from Young, at Car. (9/22/96)
PERSONAL:
Single and resides in suburban Atlanta in the offseason
A four-time letterman in football and track at Benjamin Russell (Alexander City, AL) HS. Added 3 letters in basketball and 1 in baseball
Is the son of Marilyn Heard and Tit Russell. Has two sisters, Sharmaine Stowes (21) and Latasha Scales (29), and a brother, Victor Stowes (19). Sharmaine is currently enrolled at the University of Alabama-Birmingham, Latasha was recently married, and Victor, a basketball player, attended Georgia Perimeter College in 2003
When you see T.O., two gentlemen are usually not far behind, "Coop" and "Pablo." He calls them his confidants and truest friends. Pablo (a.k.a. Carlos Cosby) is an imposing presence, but also adds the levelest of heads. Coop (a.k.a. Theron Cooper) is the light-hearted one in the group. Said Owens of his buddies, "Coop keeps me laughing and upbeat, while Pablo keeps things organized."
Celebrated first NFL touchdown by doing the "bank-head bounce" for his mother
Won the 100-meter race at Superstars competition two consecutive years (2000-01)
Majored in merchandising
Full name: Terrell Eldorado Owens
COLLEGE:
Compiled 144 recepts. and 2,320 receiving yds. with 19 TDs in his college career. Earned first-team All-Southern Conference honors as senior at Tennessee-Chattanooga. Set the school record by catching a pass in 11 consecutive games in his final season. Was a 2nd-team All-Southern Conference as a junior after earning 1st-team honors as sophomore. Scored a career-high 8 TDs and averaged 19.1 yards per catch in his 2nd season. Set Mocs single-game record with 4 TDs vs. Marshall in 1993. Played 3 years on the UTC basketball team and made 5 starts for a team that qualified for the NCAA tournament in 1995. Ran the anchor leg on the 4 x 100 relay team as senior.

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NFL final standings 2004 all Teams

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AFC East Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
yz-New England	14	2	0	.875	437	260	8-0	6-2	10-2	4-0	5-1	Won 2
x-N.Y. Jets	10	6	0	.625	333	261	6-2	4-4	7-5	3-1	3-3	Lost 2
Buffalo	9	7	0	.562	395	284	5-3	4-4	5-7	4-0	3-3	Lost 1
Miami	4	12	0	.250	275	354	3-5	1-7	2-10	2-2	1-5	Lost 1

AFC North Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
*yz-Pittsburgh	15	1	0	.938	372	251	8-0	7-1	11-1	4-0	5-1	Won 14
Baltimore	9	7	0	.562	317	268	6-2	3-5	6-6	3-1	3-3	Won 1
Cincinnati	8	8	0	.500	374	372	5-3	3-5	4-8	4-0	2-4	Won 2
Cleveland	4	12	0	.250	276	390	3-5	1-7	3-9	1-3	2-4	Won 1

AFC South Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
y-Indianapolis	12	4	0	.750	522	351	7-1	5-3	8-4	4-0	5-1	Lost 1
Jacksonville	9	7	0	.562	261	280	4-4	5-3	6-6	3-1	2-4	Won 1
Houston	7	9	0	.438	309	339	3-5	4-4	6-6	1-3	4-2	Lost 1
Tennessee	5	11	0	.312	344	439	2-6	3-5	3-9	2-2	1-5	Won 1

AFC West Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
y-San Diego	12	4	0	.750	446	313	7-1	5-3	9-3	3-1	5-1	Won 1
x-Denver	10	6	0	.625	381	304	6-2	4-4	7-5	3-1	3-3	Won 2
Kansas City	7	9	0	.438	483	435	4-4	3-5	6-6	1-3	3-3	Lost 1
Oakland	5	11	0	.312	320	442	3-5	2-6	3-9	2-2	1-5	Lost 2

NFC East Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
*yz-Philadelphia	13	3	0	.812	386	260	7-1	6-2	2-2	11-1	6-0	Lost 2
N.Y. Giants	6	10	0	.375	303	347	3-5	3-5	1-3	5-7	3-3	Won 1
Dallas	6	10	0	.375	293	405	4-4	2-6	1-3	5-7	2-4	Lost 1
Washington	6	10	0	.375	240	265	3-5	3-5	0-4	6-6	1-5	Won 1

NFC North Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
y-Green Bay	10	6	0	.625	424	380	4-4	6-2	1-3	9-3	5-1	Won 2
x-Minnesota	8	8	0	.500	405	395	5-3	3-5	3-1	5-7	3-3	Lost 2
Detroit	6	10	0	.375	296	350	3-5	3-5	1-3	5-7	2-4	Lost 1
Chicago	5	11	0	.312	231	331	2-6	3-5	1-3	4-8	2-4	Lost 4

NFC South Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
yz-Atlanta	11	5	0	.688	340	337	7-1	4-4	3-1	8-4	4-2	Lost 2
New Orleans	8	8	0	.500	348	405	3-5	5-3	2-2	6-6	3-3	Won 4
Carolina	7	9	0	.438	355	339	3-5	4-4	1-3	6-6	3-3	Lost 1
Tampa Bay	5	11	0	.312	301	304	4-4	1-7	1-3	4-8	2-4	Lost 4

NFC West Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
y-Seattle	9	7	0	.562	371	373	5-3	4-4	1-3	8-4	3-3	Won 2
x-St. Louis	8	8	0	.500	319	392	6-2	2-6	1-3	7-5	5-1	Won 2
Arizona	6	10	0	.375	284	322	5-3	1-7	1-3	5-7	2-4	Won 1
San Francisco	2	14	0	.125	259	452	1-7	1-7	0-4	2-10	2-4	Lost 3

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College Bowls 2005 Results

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Bowl Championship Series Results (Dec. 2004 / Jan. 2005)
Location	Date, Time (TV)	Matchup
SUGAR BOWL
New Orleans	2005, Jan. 4, 8 p.m	Louisiana State 21, Oklahoma 14 2004: Georgia 26, Florida State 13
FIESTA BOWL
Tempe, Ariz.	2005, Jan. 2, 8 p.m	Ohio State 35, Kansas State 28 2004: Ohio State 31, Miami 24 (2OT)
ROSE BOWL
Pasadena, Calif.	2005, Jan. 1, 5 p.m	Southern California 28, Michigan 14 2004: Oklahoma 34, Washington St. 14
ORANGE BOWL
Miami	2005, Jan. 1, 8:30 p.m	Miami (Fla.) 16, Florida State 14 2004: USC 38, Iowa 17
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All Other Bowls
Location	Date, Time (TV)	Matchup
NEW ORLEANS BOWL
New Orleans	2004,Dec. 16, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)	Memphis 27, North Texas 17 2004: North Texas 24, Cincinnati 19
GMAC BOWL
Mobile, Ala.	2004,Dec. 18, 8 p.m. (ESPN2)	Miami (Ohio) 49, Louisville 28 2004: Marshall 38, Louisville 15
TANGERINE BOWL
Orlando	2004,Dec. 22, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)	North Carolina State 56, Kansas 26 2004: Texas Tech 55, Clemson 15
FORT WORTH BOWL
Fort Worth, Texas	2004,Dec. 23, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Boise State 34, Texas Christian 31
LAS VEGAS BOWL
Las Vegas	2004,Dec. 24, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14 2004: UCLA 27, New Mexico 13
HAWAII BOWL
Honolulu	2004,Dec. 25, 8 p.m. (ESPN)	Hawaii 54, Houston 48 2004: Tulane 36, Hawaii 28
MOTOR CITY BOWL
Detroit, Mich.	2004,Dec. 26, 5 p.m. (ESPN)	Bowling Green 28, Northwestern 24 2004: Boston College 51, Toledo 25
INSIGHT BOWL
Phoenix	2004,Dec. 26, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN)	California 52, Virginia Tech 49 2004: Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13
CONTINENTAL TIRE BOWL
Charlotte, N.C.	2004,Dec. 27, 11 a.m. (ESPN)	Virginia 23, Pittsburgh 16 2004: Virginia 48, West Virginia 22
ALAMO BOWL
San Antonio	2004,Dec. 29, 9 p.m. (ESPN)	Nebraska 17, Michigan State 3 2004: Wisconsin 31, Colorado 28 (OT)
HOUSTON BOWL
Houston	2004,Dec. 30, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Texas Tech 38, Navy 14 2004: Oklahoma St. 33, Sou. Miss 23
SILICON VALLEY CLASSIC
San Jose, Calif.	2004,Dec. 30, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)	Fresno State 17, UCLA 9 2004: Fresno State 30, Georgia Tech 21
HOLIDAY BOWL
San Diego	2004,Dec. 30, 8 p.m. (ESPN)	Washington State 28, Texas 20 2004: Kansas St. 34, Arizona St. 27
MUSIC CITY BOWL
Nashville, Tenn.	2004,Dec. 31, Noon (ESPN)	Auburn 28, Wisconsin 14 2004: Minnesota 29, Arkansas 14
SUN BOWL
El Paso, Texas	2004,Dec. 31, 2 p.m. (CBS)	Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 2004: Purdue 34, Washington 24
LIBERTY BOWL
Memphis	2004,Dec. 31, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Utah 17, Southern Mississippi 0 2004: TCU 17, Colorado State 3
INDEPENDENCE BOWL
Shreveport, La.	2004,Dec. 31, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)	Arkansas 27, Missouri 14 2004: Ole Miss 27, Nebraska 23
SAN FRANCISCO BOWL
San Francisco	2004,Dec. 31, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)	Boston College 35, Colorado State 21 2004: Virginia Tech 20, Air Force 13
OUTBACK BOWL
Tampa, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 11 a.m. (ESPN)	Iowa 37, Florida 17 2004: Michigan 38, Florida 30
GATOR BOWL
Jacksonville, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 12:30 p.m. (NBC)	Maryland 41, West Virginia 7 2004: N.C. State 28, Notre Dame 6
CAPITAL ONE BOWL
Orlando, Fla.	2005, Jan. 1, 2003, 1 p.m	Georgia 34, Purdue 27 2004: Auburn 13, Penn State 9
COTTON BOWL
Dallas	2005, Jan. 2, 2 p.m	Mississippi 31, Oklahoma State 28 2004: Texas 35, LSU 20
PEACH BOWL
Atlanta	2005, Jan. 2, 4:30 p.m	Clemson 27, Tennessee 14 2004: Maryland 30, Tennessee 3
HUMANITARIAN BOWL
Boise	2005, Jan. 3, Noon (ESPN)	Georgia Tech 52, Tulsa 10 2004: Boise State 34, Iowa State 16
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One third of this years' NFL season is over, and already each division has a situation, a player or a change that has been a surprise. Before theseason starts, every team has a plan they believe in 100% will create constantfootball success. It is amazing that for the vast majority, it never worksout. Read the comments for the American Football Conference (AFC) and the NationalFootball Conference (NFC) with their Divisions:

NFC East

By far the biggest surprise has been the New York Giants. I thoughtthey would have one or maybe two wins by game six. Instead, the intensityof Tom Coughlin has produced on field performance. A disappointing surprise has been the Dallas Cowboys. They are nowherenear as good defensively and Bill Parcells made a mistake in not drafting StevenJackson. Instead they selected an already injured Julius Jones. In Washington, defensive coordinator Gregg Williams is making an impact andClinton Portis really is not. Most would have thought that the oppositewould have happened. In Philadelphia, there have been no surprises at all. This may be thebest football organization not located in New England.

NFC North

The Detroit Lions are the surprise team to me. If Ben Roethlisbergerdoes not win rookie of the year, how about Roy Williams? You cancompliment all the so-called skill players you want, but the Lions are a betterteam because of their offensive and defensive line improvement. Green Bay is no surprise, except for their Tennessee game on Monday NightFootball. I do wonder how much longer Brett Favre can separate hispersonal and professional life. He only has so much emotion to work with. Minnesota with Daunte Culpepper is a surprise, but remember the support thathe's getting from Mewelde Moore. When you can find a starter from the 4thround in the draft, you elevate an entire offence, especially the quarterback. I think Chicago will surprise people later in the year. I am sure theydid not anticipate using Craig Krenzel at quarterback by game seven. On amore positive note, Thomas Jones has been solid at running back.

NFC South

Watch out for Brian Griese and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Personally, Ireally didn't have a lot of faith in him but he may have found the perfectmentor in Jon Gruden. In the exact opposite, Atlanta is having a good year, but quarterback MichaelVick is not. By Week 10 or so, this West Coast Offence and his skillsshould begin to mesh, if not, the NFL's greatest athlete may need to sit downfor a game or two. With Carolina, losses in free agency in combination with injury have made aSuper Bowl participating team look very average. In New Orleans, the temptations of Bourbon Street seem to take the mosttalented players and diminish their skills to the average.

NFC West

The Arizona Cardinals are my surprise team of the year. I was going towrite all about how real they are, but I've yet to see them on TV.Arizona is turning it around because of head coach Dennis Green. The St. Louis Rams have no surprises in that they throw to win, and run tokill the clock. I have immense respect for Mike Martz but I do questionthat penalty assessment in the Miami game. With San Francisco, check out the next seven games on their schedule. ForSeattle, their November 14th game at St. Louis will probably determinewhether the Seahawks finish first in the division or even make the playoffs atall.

AFC East

The Buffalo Bills are not a surprise to me at all. Their training camphad all kinds of side issues not related to football and consequently they nevergot it together offensively. With Miami, I think they still can win six or seven games because they're toogood on defense. Now that they're out of the playoffs they will play witha nothing to lose mentality and that's dangerous. The New England Patriots are the class of the NFL and will continue to be,but I also really like the New York Jets. Lost in the loss to the Patriotslast week was the fact that the Jets held New England to only 13 points, whichis a season low for the Patriots.

AFC North

I think Baltimore is a surprise because Brian Billick has yet to develop adominant quarterback. I would not be surprised as all to see AnthonyWright as the starter by Week 10. The Pittsburgh Steelers are starting to look like the obvious choice in thedivision. Ben Roethlisberger beats the Patriots, then he will beconsidered the next Terry Bradshaw. The biggest surprise has been TroyPolamalu at strong safety. For a team to win consistently their number onedraft picks must come through as soon as possible and Polamalu in his secondyear is doing just that. The Ohio teams - the Browns and Bengals - can go either way. ClevelandBrowns competed extremely well against Philadelphia and Cincinnati beat a Denver teamthat was going into the Monday Night as the number one ranked defense and thenumber four rated offence. Both Ohio teams should be confident in the lasttwo thirds of the season.

AFC South

This is my favorite division. I don't know how Jacksonville does it,but with four wins inside the last minute of a game, you have to ask whether thewins come from skill or luck. I understand the mentality of winning theclose games, but the Jags are the Carolina Panthers of 2003. Carolina wonseven games by three points or less last year. Another team on the rise are the HoustonTexans. Considering theiryouth at so many positions the Texans are going to be good for a long time. I expect the Colts to continue to win again starting this Sunday in KansasCity and would not be surprised if they won their next eight games. Tennessee is a mystery to me. Did the absence of Javon Kearse mean thatmuch to the pass rush? What about Eddie George to the team leadership?The Titans are a good team that are not playing up to their talent level, exceptfor the Green Bay game of course.

AFC West

The surprise in this division is the San Diego Chargers. Thedisappointments are Kansas City and Oakland. The known quantity is theDenver Broncos. I still think that Denver will win the division. The question iswhether or not the Chargers make the playoffs. They play the Chiefs onNovember 28 and the last game of the season, January 2. If San Diego cancontinue to improve in the next month, then both games can be competitive. Oakland reminds me a little of New Orleans, lots of talent everywhere butsomething is missing. Maybe the Raiders are missing a dominating runningback, like Ricky Williams. Then there is Denver. I'm am not a fan of any particular team, but I doenjoy watching the Broncos just a little more than anyone else. Rod Smithis the most undervalued receiver and in general, football player there is.

For Chris Schultz 10/28/2004

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