Get NFL/MLB Scores/Time

w3m -no-cookie http://m.espn.go.com/nfl/scoreboard?|sed 's/ Final/ : Final/g'|sed 's/ F\// : F\//g'|sed 's/, / : /g'|grep -i ':'
change the nfl in the url to mlb or nba to get those score/times as well
Sample Output 
Thursday : November 11
BAL 21 ATL 26 : Final
Sunday : November 14
DET 12 BUF 14 : Final
MIN 13 CHI 27 : Final
NYJ 26 CLE 20 : F/OT
CIN 17 IND 23 : Final
TEN 17 MIA 29 : Final
CAR 16 TB 31 : Final
HOU 24 JAC 31 : Final
KC 29 DEN 49 : Final
DAL 33 NYG 20 : Final
SEA 36 ARI 18 : Final
STL 20 SF 23 : F/OT
NE at PIT 8:20 PM : NBC
Monday : November 15
PHI at WSH 8:30 PM : ESPN

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By: SQUIIDUX
2010-11-15 01:18:19
grep sed sed grep w3m
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Add '|column -t' at the end for a nicer layout.
houghi · 413 weeks and 1 day ago
nice i like that, thank you for the addition
SQUIIDUX · 413 weeks ago
this command is old now.
SQUIIDUX · 345 weeks and 2 days ago

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