Cowboys Elim by Rams end two-decade dynasty run
Los Angeles Rams defeated Dallas 24-17 in the NFC wildcard, ending the Cowboys playoff run. Rams quarterback Vince Ferragamo outplayed Danny White as Dallas, hampered by three interceptions, saw its era of dominance fade with a late rally short of a comeback.
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Penn State Triumphs In Aloha Bowl To Close Season
Penn State edged Washington 13-10 in the Aloha Bowl as George Reynolds booted eight punts averaging 46.8 yards and Nick Gancitano added a 23 yard field goal and key extra point. Dozier scored the decisive 2 yard TD with three minutes left to seal an 8-4-1 season.
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Sipe Leaves Browns for New Jersey Generals
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe signs with the New Jersey Generals in the USFL for about 1.9 million over two years plus an option year. Browns owner Modell calls it a friendly separation as Sipe heads to join Donald Trump’s USFL club for its second season.
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Tar Heels Hold Top Spot In AP Poll As Kentucky Slips
North Carolina remains No. 1 after routing Dartmouth 103 58 while Kentucky drops to second following two uneven wins. Houston DePaul Georgetown hold their spots as Boston College Purdue Louisville fall from the Top Ten and Michigan State exits the ranking.
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