Notre Dame Eyes 1977 After Gator Bowl Win
Notre Dame closed the 1976 season with a 20 to 9 Gator Bowl victory over Penn State and Coach Dan Devine said the win makes a good start for next season. The Irish anticipate a national championship run with key players returning.
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Rick Slager
Dan Kelleher
Ken McAfee
Slager
Michigan
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Final Drills Set For Wolverines Final Drills Set For Wolverines
In Pasadena Michigan and USC prepare for the Rose Bowl with final drills and injury concerns. Schembechler notes both teams carry potent offenses and solid defenses while Pittsburgh looms as No. 1 before the bowls shift from Sugar to Rose.
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Mich
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Wolverines
Georgia
New Orleans
Panthers
Marquette Trims Clemson In Milwaukee Classic
Marquette Warriors defeat Clemson Tigers 67-49 in Milwaukee Classic action. Jerome Whitehead shuts down Tree Rollins to spark the win and a finals berth against Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
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College basketball results from Monday night action
Monday results show Upsala over hAST Wm Paterson while Southern U defeated Ind Purdue. Montana beat Montana State, Stanford toppled Cal Santa Barbara, and Washington State beat Fresno State. Other winners include Indiana Ohio, Kansas State over Oklahoma State, and Georgetown over Fairfield. Ohio U and St Josephs Pa split in two, while several teams posted large margins.
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Pro Hockey At A Glance NHL and WHA Scores
Monday results show Los Angeles defeated Detroit 7 to 4 and Atlanta beat Colorado 6 to 2 while Philadelphia topped Vancouver 5 to 4 and Montreal beat Cleveland 4 to 2. Tuesday schedule includes Rangers at Washington and Los Angeles at Minnesota with other matchups. Wednesday features Montreal visiting Pittsburgh and Boston at Vancouver among top games. WHA action notes New England defeated the Soviet Union 5 to 2 in exhibition play.
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World Hockey Association
Bluefield State Tops Slippery Rock in Invitational Semis
Mark Page scored 25 as Bluefield State beat Slippery Rock 90 75 to advance to the Bluefield Invitational final. Marietta defeated Elizabeth City State 89 76 to reach the title game against Bluefield. Anthony Harris and Tim Farley led the Blues with 15 and 14 points respectively.
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Cats Lose Tourney Opener to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City downed Ohio 97 to 73 in the All-College Tournament opener in Oklahoma City. The Chiefs shot 60.7 percent, while Ohio fouled 29 times and struggled against OU’s quickness. Coach Dale Bandy attributed the loss to OU’s aggressive play and poor shot selection by his team.
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Ohio Bobcats fall to Oklahoma Christian in 15 point loss
Ohio shot 80 times and hit just 39 percent while failing to convert on many clean looks. Oklahoma Christian built a 18-8 lead and led 45-35 at halftime as Ernie Hill and Greg Krause fueled the Chiefs. Ohio drops to the consolation bracket and faces St Joseph's Philadelphia next. Buckey Walden was sidelined with an ankle injury.
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al Hunter
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