Top Twenty NCAA Poll Fares Across Multiple Games
North Carolina leads with 129 45 over Manhattan and 115 63 over Brown. Michigan and Kansas win twice. Duke and Georgetown split results. St. John’s and UNLV post wins and losses.
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North Carolina
Manhattan
Brown
Michigan
Illinois-Chicago
Cleveland State
Duke
Appalachian State
Syracuse
Georgetown
Seattle
Texas-El Paso
Kansas
George Washington
Louisiana Tech
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Texas
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Cincinnati
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Ohio
American U
DePaul
Purdue
College Football Bowls Schedule Across December and January
A full list of college bowl games with matchups and locations from December 14 through January 18. Notable games include California Bowl Fresno State vs Bowling Green, Independence Bowl Minnesota vs Clemson, Rose Bowl UCLA vs Iowa, Sugar Bowl Miami vs Tennessee, and Orange Bowl Oklahoma vs Penn State among others.
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Fresno
Calif
Fresno State
Bowling Green
Pontiac
Mich
Maryland
Syracuse
Shreveport
Minnesota
Clemson
San Diego
Arkansas
Arizona
Memphis
Tenn
Baylor
Louisiana St
el Paso
Texas
Georgia
Orlando
Fla
Ohio
Honolulu
Alabama
Southern California
Anaheim
Calif Washington
Colorado
Jacksonville
Oklahoma
Florida
Dallas
Texas A&m
Auburn
Pasadena
UCLA
Iowa
New Orleans
Miami
Tennessee
Penn St
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Mobile
Ala
Pro Football Pro San Francisco N Y Giants NY FG Sch NY Bavaro kick
San Francisco and New York clash as Schubert and King connect on field goals. Montana directs SF with rushing gains by Tyler and Craig while Simms passes for NY with Bavaro and Carpenter receiving. The game features multiple scoring drives across three periods and miscues in field goals.
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San Francisco
Tyler
Craig
Monroe
Harmon
Montana
New York
Morris
Carpenter
Adams
Simms
Rice
Clark
Francis
Frank
Ring
Wilson
Bavaro
Manuel
Galbreath
Hasselback
Schubert
Joe Montana
New York Giants
Basketball Standings and Results from Atlantic to Pacific Divisions
Eastern and Western conference standings show team records with Philadelphia, Boston and New Jersey near .600 in the East while Milwaukee and Denver lead their divisions. Saturday scores include Atlanta 100 over New York 80 and Boston 110 over Utah 108.
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Boston Anne
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
Indiana
Houston
San Antonio
Denver
Utah
Dallas
Sacramento
Acific
Portland
Boston
Phoenix
L.A. Lakers
L.A. Clippers
Seattle
Detroit
L.A
NFL Playoff Schedule and MVP List 1957-63
The page lists playoff results with New England over the Jets and Giants over San Francisco. It shows second round matchups: Cleveland at Miami and Dallas at the Rams, plus Giants at Chicago and New England at the Raiders. It also provides the NFL MVPs from 1957 to 1963.
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New England
New York Jets
New York Giants
San Francisco
Cleveland
Miami
Dallas
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
Los Angeles Raiders
Notable NFL Draft Class of 1960s to 1980s Highlights
A long list of players by year and school spans 1964 through decades, naming stars such as John Unitas, Jim Brown, Earl Morrall, Roman Gabriel, Dan Marino and Terry Bradshaw among others. The compiled notes include college affiliations and some pro team links, with numerous players from Middle Tennessee and Grambling among many others.
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John Unitas
Baltimore
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Earl Morrall
Roman Gabriel
LA Rams
John Brodie
San Francisco
Alan Page
Minnesota
Larry Brown
Washington
O. J. Simpson
Buffalo
Ken Stabler
Oakland
Fran Tarkenton
Bert Jones
Walter Payton
Chicago
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Earl Campbell
Houston
Brian Sipe
Ken Anderson
Cincinnati
Mark Moseley
Joe Theismann
Dan Marino
Miami
Marcus Allen
L.A Raiders
1985 Division I-AA All America First Team Offense
The Associated Press selects 1985 Division I AA All America First Team offense with players from Rhode Island Colgate Idaho The Citadel Illinois State Georgia Southern Lamar Western Carolina Nevada Reno Furman and more including Ehrhardt Fenerty Gabrish Rea and Stenglein among others.
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Associated Press
Brian Forster
Rhode Island
Cambridge
Mass
Tom Stenglein
Colgate
Rochester
N.Y
Eric Yarber
Idaho
Los Angeles
Calif
Jim Gabrish
Citadel
Canfield
Ohio
Jim Meyer
Illinois State
Brodhead
Wis
Greg Rea
Nevada-Reno
Stockton
Jeff Rosen
Delaware
Elmwood Park
Njc
Gene Reeder
Furman
Woodruff
S.C
Tom Ehrhardt
Flushing
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Holy Cross
New Orleans
Burton Murchison
Lamar
Woodville
Texas
Tim Foley
Georgia Southern
Ocala
Fla
DL — Carter Ray Crawford
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Ark
Mike Dwyer
Massachusetts
Jackie Walker
Jackson State
Monroe
Don Griffin
Middle Tennessee State
Pelham
Pat Hunter
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San Francisco
Mike Turner
Northeast Louisiana
Plain Dealing
George Cimadevilla
East Tennessee State
Stone Mountain
Mike Rice
Montana
Twin Falls
Alonzo Carmichael
Western Carolina
Bill Brooks
Boston U
Joe Thomas
Mississippi Valley State
Brian Saranovitz
New Hampshire
Bob White
G — Lynn Bychurch
Nicholls State
Joe Spadafino
Eastern Kentucky
Todd Pearson
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Willie Totten
Kenny Gamble
John Settle
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Martin Zendejas
Dan Candeloro
Delaware State
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Akron
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Tom Patton
Darrell Booker
Charles Carper
Fred Collins
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Eugene Seale
Mike Cassidy
George Duarte
Arizona
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Mike Clark
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Victor Hall Jackson
John Henry
Richmond
Lester Mills
la. Tech
Darryl Pearson
Alcorn
Brent Peterson
Drake
Greg Roth
Brown
Arthur Simmons
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Craig Slama
Weber St
Keith Arbon
Tex.Arlington
Roy Banks
E. Illinois
Terry Bell
Indiana St
Rennie Benn
Lehigh
Sebastian Brown
Stan Carraway
W. Texas St
Chas Fox
Ron Gillam
W&m
Lee Glaze
Chris Jones
Louisiana
Lee McCormick
Murray St
Leland Melvin
Kevin Moriarty
Yale
Calvin Pierce
Illnois
Dameon Reilly
U.R.I
Rick Shepas
Youngstown St
Connell Swain
Southern U
John Taylor
Delaware St
Scott Truitt
Dartmouth
Odessa Turner
Dave Wilson
Illinois St. OL
Cecil Andrews
Randy Barnhill
Arkansas St
Tom Baugh
S. Illinois
Mike Beneturski
Illinois St
Virgil Blocker
Kevin Bor
Missouri St
Keith Bosley
E. Kentucky
Bob Brown
Nev.Reno
Lance Brown
S. Carolina St
Ray Brown
Arkansas
Jim Bumpus
N.H
Mark Caldwell
Mike Callaway
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Louis Tillman
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