Penn State Finishes No 1 in Final AP College Poll
Penn State remains No 1 after an 11 0 regular season as Oklahoma climbs to No 3 following a 35 13 win over SMU. Miami sits second, Iowa fourth, with Michigan fifth and title implications tied to the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Tar Heels Still Top of AP Poll As Duke Ohio State Rise
North Carolina remains No. 1 in the AP Top 20 with 47 first place votes and 1,281 points after a 114 71 win over Rutgers. Michigan, Duke and Syracuse occupy the next spots while Georgetown and Georgia Tech tie for fifth as DePaul joins the poll alongside Ohio State.
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Gamecocks Triumph Over Georgia State 105-67
South Carolina coach Bill Foster praised unselfish play as Linwood Moye led five players in double figures with 19 points and 16 rebounds in a 105-67 win over Georgia State. Tony Shaw added 17 points as the Gamecocks improved to 3-4 amid strong defense and rebounding.
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