Television Tonight Schedule Highlights and Matches
Northwestern faces DePaul at 4 p.m. on ESPN in a Monday NBA style broadcast followed by Bowl Preview at 6 p.m. On Tuesday the Blue Gray All-Star Classic airs at 12:30 p.m. CBS features Philadelphia versus Detroit at 3:30 p.m.
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Flutie Helmet Returns Ahead of Cotton Bowl
Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie gets his helmet back in time for the Cotton Bowl after a man admitted to taking it to show Christmas spirit. Flutie’s father said his son is eager to play Houston on New Year’s Day as Percy Hart helps ensure the helmet’s return.
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Red Nose Run Set by North Augusta Parks in January
The North Augusta Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor the Red Nose Run on January 26 at Riverview Park. Two races, 10K and 3K, start at 11 a.m. Pre-registration is $6 with a $7 late fee from January 23, 1985. Trophies and T-shirts for preregistrants. Contact Bob Brooks at 278-2358. The Under 12 Traveling soccer team needs players born in 1973 or 1974. call Joe Francis at 649-5985.
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BYU No 1 faces waiting game after Holiday Bowl win
BYU Coach LaVell Edwards says the No 1 Cougars must wait for the AP national championship decision as they debate whether beating Michigan and finishing undefeated proves they deserve the top ranking. Voters weigh BYU schedule strength and past Finals-era upsets while Oklahoma and Florida loom in the Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl.
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Army Wins Cherry Bowl in Upset Fueled by Sassaman
Army coach Jim Young reshapes the offense with Nate Sassaman leading the Cadets to a 10-point win over Michigan in Pontiac. Sassaman rushes for 136 yards, surpassing 1,000 career rushing yards, while Maryland tops Tennessee in the Sun Bowl and Florida State and Georgia finish in a 17 17 draw in the Citrus Bowl.
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Classic Blue-Gray rosters spotlight hard luck stories in Alabama
The 47th Blue-Gray All-Star Football Classic features seniors from teams denied postseason bowls, aiming to showcase talent for pro scouts on CBS at 11:30 am CST. North star Marlon McIntyre and Melvin Dean from Pitt emphasize perseverance amid a 3-7 season. Alabama players on the South roster include Paul Ott Carruth Ricky Moore Preston Gothard Paul Tripoli and Emanuel King. Alabama’s 1984 season ended 5-6, amid expectations of Sugar Bowls, with coach Ray Perkins collaborating with Georgia Tech's Bill Curry on the South sideline. the game has raised $1.6 million for local charities since 1955.
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