Winslow Lifts Chargers Over Oilers in Week Three
Kellen Winslow returned after a six-day retirement to lead the San Diego Chargers 31-14 over the Houston Oilers. Earnest Jackson rushed 21 times for 97 yards and 3 touchdowns filling in for Muncie after his trade, while Dan Fouts starred in the first half. The Oilers suffered a 19th straight road defeat.
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O'Meara Wins Milwaukee Open In Breakthrough Victory
Mark O'Meara built a five stroke lead at Tuckaway Country Club and held on despite late pressure from Tom Watson. O'Meara closed with a 68 for a 272 total, 16 under, capturing the Greater Milwaukee Open for his first PGA Tour win. Watson struggled with a 3 putt bogey to fall short.
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Oklahoma Whites Pitt 42 10 in Switzer era flashback
Oklahoma rebounded with a 42-10 rout of No. 17 Pittsburgh as Danny Bradley rushed for two scores and threw two TDs. Barry Switzer praised the performance, saying it echoed the Sooners’ classic offense and signaled growth for the team.
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Florida fires Charley Pell as Gators head coach
Florida University relieves Charley Pell of his duties after a 21 month NCAA probe into the football program and taps assistant Galen Hall to assume the job on an interim basis through the season. Pell offered resignation in August but aimed to finish the year. President Marshall Criser announced the decision after reviewing NCAA charges and emphasized focus on player welfare and program compliance. Hall, formerly at Oklahoma, takes over with Criser noting several staffers may face action in the investigation.
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