Orange Gets Sooners Rose Bowl Bid With USC Rally
Oklahoma remains 11-0 after a 17-7 win over Nebraska clinching the Big Eight title and a Rose Bowl berth against Miami. Southern Cal outlasted UCLA 17-13 to earn a Rose Bowl bid as Michigan State awaits a likely opponent in the Rose. Notre Dame accepts Cotton Bowl invite after Penn State Citrus Bowl selection.
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Tar Heels Upset No 1 Syracuse In Overtime Classic
No 3 North Carolina defeated top ranked Syracuse 94 91 in Springfield to hand the Orange their first loss after trailing by 11 at halftime. Ranzino Smith scored 21 and Jeff Lebo 20 after J R Reid and Steve Bucknall were suspended. Chilcutt and Fox combined for 29 points off the bench.
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Ranzino Smith
Jeff Lebo
North Carolina
Syracuse
Tar Heels
J.R. Reid
Steve Bucknall
Dean Smith
Pete Chilcutt
Rick Fox
Chilcutt
Lebo
Matt Roe
Fox
Scott Williams
Kevin Madden
Rony Seikaly
Sherman Douglas
UNC Surges To Win Over Syracuse In Close Contest
Williams leads North Carolina with 14 points and seven straight in the comeback as the Tar Heels erase a 59-45 deficit to tie and later lead before Syracuse edges ahead late. Seikaly and Coleman pace the Orange, sealing an 85-85 on a late sequence before a final Syracuse bucket.
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Tar Heels
Smith
Sherman Douglas
Syracuse
Seikaly
Derrick Coleman
1987 All-ACC football team selections announced
A panel of 10 sportswriters and broadcasters named the 1987 all Atlantic Coast Conference team. Players span Virginia, Duke, Clemson, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, Maryland, Georgia Tech, and Georgia Tech across offense defense and special teams.
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N.C
Associated Press
John Ford
Virginia
Clarkston Hines
Duke
Ferrell Edmunds
Maryland
Jeff Nunamacher
Clemson
Joey Page
N. Carolina
Pat Crowley
John Phillips
Chuck Massaro
N. Carolina St
Scott Secules
Terry Allen
Craig Salmon
Lester
Georgia Tech
Proehi
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Lewis
Slayden
Boone
Johnson
McFadden
McGill
Alston
Demore
Lee
Stephens
Vaughan
Wake
Gus Machado Classic Second-Round Leaders Highlight Key Biscayne
In Key Biscayne Florida the Gus Machado Classic saw top players leading after Saturday’s second round of the $300 000 event. The AP report notes advancing contenders and the evolving leaderboard as players chase the title.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Gus Machado
Atlanta Journal 500 Nascar lineup speeds listed by driver
The field includes 16 drivers with hometowns and qualifying speeds. Notable marks include Bill Elliott of Dawsonville Ga setting a new record 174.341 mph in a Ford Thunderbird and Dale Earnhardt of Mooresville N C 173.513 mph in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.
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Concord
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Chesapeake
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Hueytown
Ala
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Charlotte
Pacers Drop Two At Presbyterian Classic
USC Aiken Pacers fall to Newberry 72 62 and Presbyterian 73 71 at the Doubleheader Classic. Gaffney leads with 18 and 21 points respectively, Gibson adds 16 and 11, Barden pulls seven rebounds. Pacers a 1 5 start head to Gardner Webb in Boiling Springs NC.
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Scott
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Murphy
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Gardenia Stakes results and racing notes from multiple tracks
AP racing summary lists Gardenia winner Go Go by 12% lengths at Meadowlands and winners at Hialeah Hollywood Park Churchill Downs Aqueduct and Thistledown. Notables include Bodine and Parsons in NASCAR prelims and various track race outcomes with payouts and provisional starters.
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Rebel's Majorette Wins Gabby Abby Purse at Hawthorne
Rebel's Majorette closed with a rush to upset in the Gabby Abby Purse at Hawthorne, earning a share of the $18,480 prize. The winning payoff was $43.20 for a $2 wager.
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Aiken Recreation Coed Volleyball Results Show Mixes
SREL Trash defeated Palmetto Nursery and OCF swept multiple matches in a round of Aiken Recreation Coed Volleyball. HIIK topped Simply Red while Palmetto Federal and OCF split wins. Nuclear Wastes and Southeastern Tool also played with various outcomes.
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Palmetto Nursery
OCF
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Simply Red
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