Marino Duper tear Bengals apart in 38 14 win
Dan Marino threw 217 yards and three touchdowns and Mark Duper caught two scores as the Miami Dolphins defeated Cincinnati 38 14. Cincinnati, hampered by turnovers and key plays, fell to 5 8 while Miami moved within a step of clinching the AFC East and a playoff berth.
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Nebraska Maintains No 1 Ranking In Final Regular Season AP Poll
Nebraska stays atop the AP poll finishing 12 0 while Texas moves up to second after a 45 13 win over Texas A M. Auburn Illinois and Miami hold 3 4 and 5 as Clemson enters the second ten with a 20 13 victory over Alabama and SMU tops the group.
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Kentucky Wildcats Move Past Tar Heels in AP Rankings Debut
Kentucky edges North Carolina for No. 1 in the first 1983-84 AP poll with 988 points to UNC's 986. Georgetown holds third with 868, Memphis State fourth with 819, and Iowa fifth. NC State rises to seventh after consecutive wins, while Houston drops to eighth. UCLA and Oregon State complete the top ten.
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Mara Feels Silence Affects Giants Fans More Than Booing
New York Giants president Wellington Mara warns silent crowds worry him more than boos or hostile signs. He notes loyalty remains high despite a 3-9-1 season, as sellout home crowds at the Meadowlands reflect enduring fan passion.
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Giants lore and a family clan keep the faith alive
Wellington Mara reflects on the Giants rich history from the 1930s to the modern era while guiding the team through patience and stability. He recalls coaches and innovators from Lombardi to Howell, notes his ownership resolve, and confirms he never calls plays, trusting his staff.
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Shula Stays With Dolphins as Contract Numbers Lead
Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie and coach Don Shula announced a new deal that preserves the same contract terms aside from the numbers. Shula, 53, confirmed the pact remains private and won’t discuss duration, while noting his NFL record and nine playoff appearances with Miami.
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