Pitt Seeks Sun Bowl Opponent Among Several Picks
Pitt Panthers eye a Sun Bowl berth after a 28 4 upset of Metro Dane as six opponents are considered including UCLA Colorado Kansas Missouri Penn State and others. The Orange and Peach Bowls also announce selections with Florida earning a host slot while Texas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado were in the mix for additional bowls.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Cal State suffers winless season in 15-4 loss
Cal State's football team managed just 42 yards of total offense and finished 0-9 after a 15-4 defeat to Sacramento State in a Far Western Conference game. Hornets dominated first half with 233 yards to 21, scoring on runs by Ray Williams and a Thomas to Long sequence. Cal State showed brief drives but penalties and turnovers stymied every threat.
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Oklahoma Edges Missouri In Late Comeback
Oklahoma rallies from behind to beat Missouri 28 27 on a 71 yard run by Joe Washington and a decisive two point conversion with 4 20 to go. Washington sealed the win as Davis pitched, Washington rolled, then scored the two point play.
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Bruins narrow Roses bid with 31-9 win over Oregon State
UCLA stays within one win of a Rose Bowl berth after defeating Oregon State 31-9 as John Sciarra passes for a TD and runs for another. Sciarra completes 10 of 16 for 247 yards, Rick Walker grabs 148 yard receiving, and UCLA moves to 5-1 in the Pacific-8 race with two games left.
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Spartans win PCAA title in hard fought rout
San Jose State defeats San Diego State 16-7 to clinch the PCAA title behind Kane's 28 yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter. Proffitt struggled with four interceptions as SDSU stalled on offense after a first quarter field goal was blocked. Kane finished with 144 yards on 14 carries and became the first SJS back to top 1,000 yards for the season with 1,101. Jenkins added 93 yards on 17 carries and Stewart contributed 68 yards on two attempts.
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Stanford stays in Pac-8 race after late rally win
Stanford preserves its Pac-8 hopes with a late rally over Oregon. Oregon punted on fourth and two at the Ducks 39 with 5:15 left, giving Stanford the ball at its 21 and a drive to the Oregon 20 before time ran out. Coach Read noted a late miscue while Christiansen praised the offense for controlling the clock.
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Sun Devils steamroll Pacific to stay unbeaten
Arizona State, ranked eighth, blanked University of the Pacific 55-14 as defense scored three touchdowns and punt returns tied an NCAA record with a 75 yard return by Mike Haynes. ASU amassed a school record 223 yards in punt returns and stifled Pacific’s late scoring with a reserve unit.
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Gaels win nonconference clash 18 to 0 over San Diego
St. Mary's uses two Blake Pelletier touchdown passes to topple San Diego University 18 0. Pelletier connects 29 and 14 yards to Larry Crawford and Ken Harris as the Gaels pull away in the second half. Gaels improve to 3 7 while Toreros finish their season.
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College football scores and upsets across the nation
A chaotic scoreboard roundup lists East Columbia 28 Penn 25 and several other college games with scores for Pitt, Harvard, Dartmouth, Syracuse, Duke, Notre Dame, Alabama, Michigan, Nebraska, Stanford, UCLA, Oregon, Oklahoma State, and many more, highlighting close finishes and mismatches across multiple conferences.
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