| | | | Saturday Sport In the USA: NCAA Football Bowlseason kicks off today with a slew of Bowl games from throughout the US. The Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl, from the Georgia Dome inAtlanta. This is a great start to bowlseason, with two relatively little know teams who have had great seasons: NorthCarolina Central (9-2) vs. Grambling State (11-1) This is a clash of the MEACand SWAC champs pitting versatile QBs Malcolm Bell and DeVante Kincade againsteach other. These FCS teams' only losses this season came against FBSopponents. The winner will be the 2016 black college national champion. Elsewhere, the New Mexico Bowl pits Texas (San Antonio) against NewMexico. The Las Vegas Bowl pits Houston against SanDiego State. The Camellia Bowl features Appalachian State vs. Toledoin Montgomery, Alabama. The New OrleansBowl features an exciting battle between Southern Mississippi and Louisiana(Lafayette). In NCAA Basketball, Georgetowntravels to Syracuse, Ohio State to UCLA, and Kentucky to North Carolina. UK: Premier League Soccer features bouts betweenMiddlesbrough vs. Swansea, Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea, Stoke City vs. Leicester,and West Brom vs. Manchester United. Italy: Serie A Soccer this evening features an epicbattle between Roma and Iuventus at Iuventus Stadium. Perennial winners Juventus are under pressure against the best Roma team in recent memory. This has been dubbed the match of the season.Iuve, although winning, has been accused of playing poorly all season, and Romais on the rise. Only four pointsseparate the two teams in the standings. It seems to many that only Roma can challenge Iuventus for the seasontitle. Tonight will determine a lot. Awin against the Champions of Italy would not only confirm American owned Roma'srising status but it would send a clear signal of intent that they can win thetitle. This weekend is the fourth round of the EuropeanRugby Champions Cup. Toulouse vs. Zebre Rugby is only one of the exciting gameswhich will be contested. In Cricket rankings, India, England and Australia lead theTest rankings. ODI rankings place Australia, then South Africa and India. The top three in Twenty20 are New Zealand,India, and South Africa. -- Posted By Rex to Speed o Rex at 12/17/2016 04:19:00 AM -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "omnisport" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/omnisport. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
