Patriots Rally to Clinch Playoff Spot in Win Over Bills
The New England Patriots upset the Buffalo Bills 30 19 to rise to 5 4 and secure a spot in the NFL playoffs amid a strike shortened season. Mike Haynes sealed the victory with a late interception as Ron Meyer begins his era after replacing Ron Erhardt.
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Macy Sparks Suns Past SuperSonics as Lakers Top Pistons
Kyle Macy, starting for the injured Walter Davis, scored a season high 25 points with nine assists to lift Phoenix 116-99 over Seattle. Alvan Adams added 21 points and 10 rebounds as Seattle’s poor ball movement and Sikma’s absence hurt their interior play. The Lakers routed Detroit 127-112 behind Kareem Abdul Jabbar 28 and Jamaal Wilkes 27, while other NBA results included Kings over Hawks and Trail Blazers over Nuggets.
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Blackledge Emerges as a Pro Potential Star
In New Orleans AP profile Penn State quarterback Todd Blackledge is hailed as a strong arm target for NFL teams. The Sugar Bowl performance against Herschel Walker boosted his stock, with 13 of 23 passes for 228 yards and multiple deep completions.
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