Quote of the Day

align="center">“This would be a pretty good game to go out on.”

— ABC’s Keith Jackson, who said he is not sure yet whether he will retire, on last night’s Rose Bowl (L.A. DAILY NEWS, 1/5).

Thursday January 5, 2006 Vol. 12 — No. 75 Print This Issue

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  • Texas' Rose Bowl Victory Over USC Posts Record Numbers For ABC
    ABC's eye-popping 22.7 overnight Nielsen for last night’s Rose Bowl proves that college football’s championship system, despite being the target of continuous complaints, still has the cachet to remain one of sports’ biggest draws. The final rating will surpass the ‘01 Orange Bowl as the highest ever for a BCS game. While retiring ABC exec Loren Matthews warns that “buzz and momentum” are at risk with a new format next year that will see the title game played about a week after the other BCS games, we’re sure Fox, which takes over rights to most BCS games, would disagree.

  • Division Bell
    Jerry Moyes, Steve Ellman negotiating shake-up of Coyotes ownership stake.

    Hawaiian Punch
    Tim Finchem downplays impact of top stars skipping season- opening PGA Tour tournament.

    Charter Cruise?
    IBAF threatens to pull sanctioning of World Baseball Classic because of U.S. government’s stance on Cuba.

    Skate Shop
    Will marketability factor into U.S. Figure Skating’s decision to include Michelle Kwan on team heading to Turin?

    Where The Wild Things Are
    NFL teams plan special activations around first weekend of playoffs.

    Feeling Lucky
    Google set to announce plan for downloadable video from partners including NBA, CBS.

    Woody Haze
    Columnists tee off on Jets owner for letting coach Herm Edwards flirt with other teams.

    Swann Dive
    Former Steelers WR, ABC sideline reporter latest sports figure to enter politics.

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