71.   Senior safety Rashard Cook ended two Notre Dame drives with leaping interceptions and swatted away three more passes.

72.   Seventy-nine seconds earlier, Clay had thwarted a potential score-tying drive with an end zone interception Mark Brunell.

73.   So here I am again, loading labors of love onto my hard drive with a mixture of hope and trepidation.

74.   That interception was the start of a disastrous stretch for the Chief offense in which it ended drives with an interception, missed field goal, interception and interception.

75.   The Bears kept alive two Bulldogs scoring drives with third-down defensive holding penalties and misfired on three field-goal attempts.

76.   The companies that make and sell computers know that, and for years they have been loading up consumer PC hard drives with programs.

77.   The Cowboys stopped another Raiders drive with an interception by safety George Teague.

78.   The Floptical flopped, however, as personal computer users turned from floppies to less-expensive hard drives with more memory.

79.   The Giants thought they ended that drive with a field goal, but an unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty on Atlanta tackle Travis Hall gave the Giants a first down.

80.   The Panthers moved merrily downfield on the ground, even after starting halfback Tshimanga Biakabutuka left on the first drive with bruised ribs.