game as the Temple Owls defeat the Princeton Tigers 48–44. (ESPN) December 19, 2004 (Sunday) National Football League, Week 15: Peyton Manning comes within one touchdown of Dan Marino's single-season record as the Indianapolis Colts defeat the Baltimore Ravens, 20–10, in Indianapolis. (ESPN) The Oakland Raiders defeat the Tennessee Titans, 40–35, in Oakland. (ESPN) The Jacksonville Jaguars upset the Green Bay Packers, 28–25, in Green Bay. (ESPN) The Arizona Cardinals upset the St. Louis Rams, 31–7, in Tempe, Arizona. (ESPN) The New Orleans Saints defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 21–17, in Tampa. (ESPN) In a driving snow, the San Diego Chargers clinch the AFC West division championship by shutting out the Cleveland Browns, 21–0, in Cleveland. LaDainian Tomlinson rushed for 111 yards on 26 carries.(ESPN) The Philadelphia Eagles eliminate the Dallas Cowboys from playoff contention in the NFC with a 12–7 win in Philadelphia. Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens left the game with a swollen ankle (ESPN). The Eagles win, along with losses by the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New York Giants, and the Carolina Panthers gave the Green Bay Packers a playoff berth even before their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars began. (ESPN) The Houston Texans allow the fewest points in their brief history and defeat the Chicago Bears, 24–5, in Chicago. (ESPN) Despite being outscored 14–7 in the fourth quarter, the Minnesota Vikings defeat the Detroit Lions, 28–27, in Detroit. The Lions botched an extra point attempt after Joey Harrington threw a touchdown to Roy Williams late in the game. (ESPN) The Buffalo Bills defeat the Cincinnati Bengals, 33–17, in Cincinnati. (ESPN) Chad Pennington throws for 253 yards and three touchdowns as the New York Jets defeat the Seattle Seahawks, 37–14, in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (ESPN) The Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Denver Broncos, 45–17, in Kansas City. (ESPN) Cricket: Australia (381 and 361-5d) beat Pakistan (179 and 72) by 491 runs in the first test at the WACA in Perth, Western Australia to lead the 3 match series 1–0. Justin Langer (Aus) is made man of the match for his 191 and 97. Glenn McGrath (Aus) took a career best 8 for 24 in the second innings. (Cricinfo) Handball: Norway defeats Denmark, 27–25, to win the 2004 European Women's Handball Championship. (EURO 2004) December 18, 2004 (Saturday) Boxing: Glen Johnson, former IBF world Light-Heavyweight champion, causes a mild upset by defeating the former WBC world champion,