Illinois State Upsets Iowa In All-College Tourney Clash
Illinois State, unheralded, overcame a 16 point deficit to beat No. 14 Iowa 89 88 in Oklahoma City. Matt Taphorn hit the deciding jumper with five seconds left as coach Bob Donewald praised defensive adjustments. Jeff Harris led ISU with 30 points while Arm strong scored 18 for Iowa.
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LSU Wary Of Gamecocks Blitz In Gator Bowl Clash
LSU coach Mike Archer welcomes extra prep time for South Carolina and its famed blitzing. Morrison notes a long layoff may affect South Carolina’s passing game as both teams aim for a high scoring bowl. LSU seeks a 10th win, a first since 1961, while South Carolina eyes program’s second eight-win season.
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Injured Groovy to be retired after splint bone fracture
Groovy, Texas bred colt and top 1987 sprint candidate, suffers a fractured splint bone and will retire to stud. Owned by Art Jack and J R Preston of Prestonwood Farm, the 4-year-old had won six straight starts this year and set two track records before finishing second as favorite in the Breeders Cup Sprint at Hollywood Park.
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Earle faces spotlight in Clemson Penn State Citrus Bowl
Clemson outside linebacker James Earle, underscoring a standout defensive unit, eyes a key bowl performance against Penn State. The 6 foot 5 athlete has topped tackles and starts, while NFL scouts loom at February combines. He seeks a big game for team success and personal recognition.
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Michigan tops South Florida in Florida Invitational final
Michigan moved to 11-1 after beating South Florida 92-56 in the South Florida Invitational title game. Gary Grant led with 20 points and Glen Rice added 18 as No. 12 Michigan controlled the contest. In the consolation, Clemson crushed Florida International 98-47 behind Elden Campbell's 26 points in the first half and Jerry Pryor's 15.
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