Clemson Remains In Bowl Contention After Upset Run
Clemson revived its season after a midseason collapse, defeating Miami 24 14 in overtime behind Reggie Merriweather's 114 rushing yards and three touchdowns. A win at Duke or over South Carolina could push the Tigers to a postseason bid for Tommy Bowden's sixth season.
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Scoreboard shows AP top 25 with Nov 6 records and stats
The article lists teams Portland and Toronto with player lines and totals, plus an Indy San Antonio Seattle game recap. It includes S the San Antonio Spurs score and player stats and notes NASCAR results from Phoenix International Raceway with top finishers and point standings.
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Heisman race stays open after Peterson, White surge
Oklahoma quarterback Jason White rallied the Sooners from 14 down with five TD passes and 292 yards in a 42-35 win over Texas A&M. Freshman Adrian Peterson still a top contender despite a rough game, while the crowded field includes J.J. Arrington, Cedric Benson, Reggie Bush, and others vying for college football’s top honor. White could join Archie Griffin as the only two-time Heisman winner.
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USC and Oklahoma maintain top two in AP poll
USC and Oklahoma extended their 11 poll streak at No. 1 and No. 2 as they both won despite double digit deficits. No. 3 Auburn idle. Wisconsin No. 4, California No. 5. Texas No. 6 led by comeback win over Oklahoma State. AP top 25 and early BCS standings note USC Oklahoma Auburn in lead.
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Earnhardt Wins Phoenix Thriller as Gordon, Mears Crashes
Dale Earnhardt captured the Phoenix race leading late after a restart with 21 laps to go. He passed Jeff Gordon for the lead on lap 303 and held on for his sixth win of the season, with Ryan Newman grabbing second and Kevin Harvick fourth as title contenders battled mishaps and late cautions.
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Foxdale Clinches Win Over New Bridge In Season Finale
Foxdale Equine tops New Bridge with Alan Martinez scoring five goals and Magrini adding six for New Bridge. Eddy Martinez contributes four for Foxdale, while Gonzalez and Kampsen add four and three respectively. Amateurs Russ McCall and Parker Flannery also score, as Foxdale seals a sweet season ending victory.
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Bobcats earn first franchise win with 111 100 over Magic
Charlotte Bobcats beat Orlando 111 100 in a home opener, overcoming nerves and turnovers. Steve Smith provided leadership in his 14th season as Emeka Okafor shined with 12 points and 14 rebounds, while Dwight Howard struggled with foul trouble. The win followed a season opening loss to Washington as the team improved ball control and tempo under Bernie Bickerstaff.
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