Fast Break

NFL

Pack, Cowboys clinch divisions

The Green Bay Packers didn’t need Brett Favre to throw the ball all over the field to clinch the NFC North on Sunday, relying on the running of Ryan Grant and a pair of special teams touchdowns from Will Blackmon in a 38-7 victory over the Oakland Raiders at Green Bay, Wis.

Meanwhile, Jason Witten caught a 16-yard, go-ahead TD pass with 18 seconds left, lifting the Dallas Cowboys to a 28-27 win over the Lions at Detroit, clinching the NFC East.

Sunday’s results

Cowboys 28, Lions 27

Bills 38, Dolphins 17

Chargers 23, Titans 17, OT

Packers 38, Raiders 7

Texans 28, Buccaneers 14

Bengals 19, Rams 10

Giants 16, Eagles 13

Jaguars 37, Panthers 6

Seahawks 42, Cardinals 21

Vikings 27, 49ers 7

Browns 24, Jets 18

Broncos 41, Chiefs 7

Patriots 34, Steelers 13

Colts 44, Ravens 20

Today’s game

Saints at Falcons

5:30 p.m. TV: ESPN

College football

Price withdraws from Coug search

Texas-El Paso coach Mike Price is no longer in the running for the vacant head coaching position at Washington State.

Price told El Paso television station KSTM Saturday night, “I am definitely staying. Why? Because I love it here. There is still work to be done. I have told Washington State I am no longer a candidate.”

Price said he never formally interviewed for the WSU position.

Women’s soccer

Trojans take College Cup title

Finally the best in its city, the Southern California women’s soccer team is also now the best in the nation.

Marihelen Tomer and Janessa Currier scored goals as the Trojans beat Florida State 2-0 on Sunday in the final of the NCAA Women’s College Cup at College Station, Texas.

The Trojans (20-3-2) had never advanced past the second round of the NCAA tournament before this season, their first under coach Ali Khosroshahin. To make it even sweeter, USC snapped a nine- game losing streak to top- ranked UCLA in the semifinals.