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Sunday, September 7, 2003

Curnutte's Power Rankings



No. Team Last week Record Comment
1. Buccaneers - 12-4 Well-positioned for Super Bowl repeat
2. Eagles - 12-4 Made savvy personnel decisions in turning over roster
3. Titans - 11-5 Salary-cap reckoning closing window on title hopes
4. Raiders - 11-5 Stars' geriatric status closing window on title hopes
5. Patriots - 9-7 Not much difference from top to bottom in AFC East
6. Dolphins - 9-7 Must rise to lofty expectations, December schedule
7. Packers - 12-4 Always a threat with Brett Favre at quarterback
8. Broncos - 9-7 Weight of Rockies on Jake Plummer's right arm
9. Falcons - 9-6-1 Vick will come back faster than expected
10. Steelers - 10-5-1 Image changing to offensive-oriented team
11. 49ers - 10-6 Health of Jeff Garcia's back is indicator of 2003 season
12. Chiefs - 8-8 Will third season again be charmed for Dick Vermeil?
13. Jets - *0-1 Herm Edwards will overcome loss of QB Chad Pennington
14. Rams - 7-9 Sticking with Kurt Warner will make a big difference
15. Giants - 10-6 Better have improved leaky fourth-quarter defense
16. Bills - 8-8 Newcomers Adams, Milloy on downside of careers
17. Colts - 10-6 Defensive mastermind Tony Dungy winning with offense
18. Panthers - 7-9 Might end up being surprise success story of 2003
19. Chargers - 8-8 WR David Boston makes them scary in wild AFC West
20. Saints - 9-7 Late-season collapse might arrive early this year
21. Ravens - 7-9 Brian Billick will teach QB Kyle Boller to win
22. Redskins - *1-0 Thank you, Jets, for upgraded talent level
23. Seahawks - 7-9 New coordinator Ray Rhodes faces big task with defense
24. Vikings - 6-10 Second-best team in league's worst division
25. Browns - 9-7 Holcomb right QB choice; big problems on defense
26. Bengals - 2-14 So far, so good, but Lewis has a mountain to climb
27. Cowboys - 5-11 Parcells faces biggest rebuilding challenge of great career
28. Jaguars - 6-10 Rookie QB Byron Leftwich will start before season's over
29. Texans - 4-12 Ouch, QB David Carr can't survive another sack deluge
30. Lions - 3-13 Bad enough before RB James Stewart lost for season
31. Bears - 4-12 Team, bank sponsorship, "new" Soldier Field all stink
32. Cardinals - 5-11 Inherit label of worst NFL organization from Bengals
*2003 records after Thursday night game




BENGALS GAME
Broncos 30, Bengals 10
Daugherty column: Still the same old Bengals
Offensive line takes the blame
BENGALS PREVIEW
Lewis brings a new style
Daugherty column: Time for redemption has arrived
Dillon record motivates both Bengals, Broncos
Bengals fans need to chart their way home
Who will have better debut, Lewis or Plummer?
This & that

MORE NFL HEADLINES
The NFL kicks off from the parking lot
Curnutte: Around the NFL
NFL Week One: Best bets
Curnutte's Power Rankings

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
OSU survives serious scare from Aztecs
Geiger dismisses criticism
UK, Lorenzen air it out, top Murray State
Wake Forest stuns No. 14 Wolfpack
Berlin thwarts Gators once again
Sooners hold off Tide's charge
Pickett rebounds against Hoosiers
Fighting Irish 'fortunate'
Boilermakers unable to make crucial plays
Top 25 roundup: Southern Cal fends off BYU
Scores, how Top 25 fared
Small college roundup

REDS
Sunday's Game: Cardinals 9, Reds 0
Saturday's Game: Cardinals 13, Reds 6
Notes: Shoulder problem bothers Graves
Clock starts now for trade evaluations
Reds chatter
Reds Q&A

MORE BASEBALL HEADLINES
MLB power rankings
Notes: Glavine satisfied being a Met
NL games: Giants maintain NL West lead
AL games: Boston tees off on Clemens, Yankees

PREP SPORTS
Roger Bacon weathers Holy Cross bid at upset
Saturday's other games
Football finals stay north
Numbers shouldn't dictate athletes
New focus works for St. Ursula
Prep sports results

KROGER GOLF
Neighbors Morgan, Tewell say Amen
Kroger scores, matchups

U.S. OPEN TENNIS
For Roddick fans, glass is half full
Henin-Hardenne topples Clijsters

MOTOR SPORTS
Newman survives late restarts; captures sixth win

ENQUIRER PAGE TWO HEADLINES
McNick product finds place at UC
That rainy day feelin'
Page Two power rankings

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Sports on TV, radio

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