Williams Leads Georgetown Over DePaul 85-70
Georgetown the No. 5 Hoyas beat No. 19 DePaul 85-70 behind Reggie Williams 30 points in a televised test of unbeaten teams. The game featured a rough first half, a 41-34 halftime lead, and decisive second-half runs to secure Georgetown’s eighth win.
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Miller's Putt Secures Mazda Champions Victory
Alice Miller and Don January win the Mazda Champions in Jamaica after a playoff, beating Lee Elder and Pat Bradley. They claim the $500,000 top prize, the richest first place in golf, in a 36 hole mixed LPGA and Senior PGA Tour event.
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Hillsdale and Central Arkansas share NAIA title after tie
Hillsdale College Chargers rally to force a 10-10 tie with Central Arkansas Bears in Estes Stadium. Mike Gatt connected with Scott Sugg for a 58-yard TD with 3:04 left, earning a share of the NAIA national championship as coach Dick Lowry hails the players as champions.
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Furman tops Georgia Southern in high‑scoring showdown
Furman defeats Georgia Southern 39 33 after a late field goal by Tim Foley as Furman ends 12 2 and Georgia Southern finishes 13 2. Lamb throws for 210 yards while Harris and Bagwell contribute key scores and Furman leads 21 6 at half.
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