Tour Player of the Year award, ending a five-year streak held by Tiger Woods. (ESPN) NFL Week 13, Monday Night Football. The Dallas Cowboys become the first team in the history of MNF to come back from over ten points down at the two-minute warning and defeat the Seattle Seahawks 43–39. (ESPN) Netball: England beat South Africa 56–44 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England to lead their 3 test series 1–0. (BBC) December 5, 2004 (Sunday) Biathlon: At the last day of WC 1 at Beitostølen, Norway, the women's 4×6 km Relay is won by Russia, finishing 11 seconds before runner-up Germany, and one minute before France. (IBU/EBU Results) In the men's 4×7.5 km Relay, Norway wins by a large margin, almost one minute and a half before Germany's team, who in turn is followed 13 seconds later by Russia. (IBU/EBU Results) Cricket: England beat Zimbabwe by 74 runs in the fourth One Day International at Bulawayo, Zimbabwe to win the 4 match series 4–0. Zimbabwe have now lost 17 games in a row.(Cricinfo) New Zealand beat Australia by 4 wickets with 2 balls remaining in the first One Day International match at the Docklands (Telstra Dome) ground in Melbourne, Australia to lead the 3 match series 1–0. (Cricinfo) Cross-country skiing: On the final day of the week's World Cup event in Bern, Switzerland, the Ladies' 6×1.1 km free technique Team Sprint race is won by Norway I, followed closely by Germany I, and with Italy I coming in 3rd, 2.5 seconds behind the Germans. (FIS-Ski Results) In the Men's race, Russia I finishes first, 0.3 seconds ahead of Norway I, who comes in a half-second before Italy I. (FIS-Ski Results) NCAA football: The matchups for the four BCS bowls are announced: Orange Bowl (national championship): USC vs Oklahoma. Rose Bowl: Michigan vs Texas. This breaks the traditional Big 10–Pac-10 matchup. Fiesta Bowl: Pittsburgh vs Utah. Utah becomes the first team from a mid-major conference to play in a BCS bowl. Sugar Bowl: Virginia Tech vs Auburn. (AP) NFL, Week 13: Jake Plummer of the Denver Broncos throws four interceptions in a 20–17 loss to the San Diego Chargers. The loss nearly assures an AFC West division title for San Diego. Donovan McNabb throws five touchdown passes to lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a 47–17 win over the Green Bay Packers. Brett Favre's streak of 36 consecutive games with a touchdown