Clemson Breaks Into Top 20 After Georgia Win
The Associated Press poll places Clemson at No. 19 after a 13-3 victory over Georgia. Southern California rises to No. 1, with Oklahoma 2nd and Notre Dame dropping to 13th. Michigan previously led before losses and late-week shuffles. The Sooners- Trojans clash looms in Los Angeles with national TV coverage.
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AP Top Twenty College Football Poll Shifts After Week
Penn State rises to third with two first place votes while Texas jumps to fourth after a 23 10 win over North Texas State Pitt moves to fifth following a 38 7 win over Cincinnati UCLA climbs to sixth by beating Wisconsin 31 13 Michigan Ohio State North Carolina Alabama follow with notable results North Carolina crushes Miami Ohio 49 7 Alabama edges Kentucky 19 10
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Greenwood Stays On Top Of State Football Poll
Greenwood holds first in Class 4A and 3A poll after routing Aiken 48-7. Pendleton tops 2A-1A with a 40-14 win over Daniel. Blackville Hilda rises to second after a 34-7 victory over Denmark Olav, trailing Pendleton by six points.
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Cowboys Surge With Dorsett Rush In Win Over Patriots
Tony Dorsett piled up 162 rushing yards to power Dallas to a 35-21 victory as the Cowboys move to 3-0. New England’s passing defense struggled with four interceptions by Matt Cavanaugh and three fumbles, while Dallas built leads on a 28-yard pass to Butch Johnson and a 1-yard TD to Billy Joe DuPree.
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Carlton Sets NL Strikeout Record as Expos Triumph in 17 Innings
Steve Carlton struck out 12 to become the all time NL strikeout leader with 3 128 in 10 innings, but Andre Dawson drove in Rodney Scott with a grounder in the 17th to give Montreal a 14 victory over Philadelphia in the Expos long game.
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Rivals Share Hagood Stadium Turf in Aiken
South Aiken and Aiken high schools share Hagood Stadium for home games. Coaches say healthy rivalry and camaraderie keep competition friendly as scheduling avoids conflicts. Aging field and future renovations are expected as more teams use the venue.
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