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7 DAYS

By Danielle Newman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, November 15, 2004; Page D2

MONDAY

PRESEASON NIT: GEORGE WASHINGTON AT WAKE FOREST

Are you ready for some . . . basketball? See how the Colonials perform against one of the most highly regarded teams in one of the country's most highly regarded basketball conferences. [ESPN2, 7 p.m.]

_____ Monday Morning_____
 Jake Plummer
A look back at the weekend and a look ahead at the coming week's action with a fresh new edge.

Norman Chad's Couch Slouch
Starting Lineup
The Chat: Acting U.S. Park Police Chief Dwight Pettiford
Two-Minute Drill
7 Days

_____ The Quote _____
"He would be the first one to appreciate us all having a beer on his behalf."

-- Quarterback Jake Plummer, on his former Arizona State teammate Pat Tillman, whose number was retired at the school Saturday. Tillman, an Army Ranger, was killed in Afghanistan last spring.

_____ The Monday Morning Poll _____
For all their woes, the Redskins continue to have one of the league's better pass defenses. But they'll face a tough test Sunday from Philadelphia Eagles receiver Terrell Owens. He leads the league in receiving touchdowns with nine and has caught 49 passes for 750 yards, and can he pad his stats even more tonight against Dallas. How many TDs will T.O. have against the Redskins next Sunday?
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TUESDAY

COMCAST SPORTSNET SPORTS-A-THON

A live auction of tickets to local sports events and signed memorabilia (by such big names as Barry Bonds, Michael Jordan and Michael Phelps) will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America. The Redskins' LaVar Arrington will appear. [Comcast SportsNet, 7:30 p.m.]

FRIDAY

MARYLAND VS. JACKSON STATE

If the Terps can get 17,950 fans for a preseason whomping of Canada's Carleton University, this regular season opener against Jackson State surely will bring out a raucous, expletive-chanting crowd. [Comcast SportsNet, 8 p.m.]

SATURDAY

YALE VS. HARVARD

The real game here is trying to figure out why Chicago's WGN is broadcasting this clash of the hoity-toity smart kid titans. [WGN, noon]

SUNDAY

REDSKINS AT EAGLES

Might as well tune in to see Philadelphia's hot-shot wide receiver Terrell Owens, because there aren't any Redskins players worth tuning in for. [WTTG-5, 4:15]


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