Pro Grid Results and Playoff Schedule
Saturday results include Dallas 31 St. Louis 12 and Kansas City 22 Buffalo 9. Jets 35 Bengals 21. New England 21 Baltimore 49 San Diego 33. Auita 24 New Orleans 20. Minnesota 27 Chicago 10. Philadelphia 41 NY Giants 28. Cleveland 20 Washington 13. Miami 27 Green Bay 6. Los Angeles 23 Pittsburgh 14. Oakland 21 Denver 13. San Francisco 31 Detroit 27. Playoffs follow with Dallas at Minnesota noon and Miami at Kansas City 3 p.m. Sunday Baltimore at Cleveland noon and Washington at San Francisco 3 p.m.
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Auita
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Chicago
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Washington
Miami
Green Bay
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Denver
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Detroit
Oilers End Coach Hughes Tenure After 49 43 Win
Houston Oilers edge San Diego Chargers 49 43 in season finale as Ed Hughes’ tenure appears doomed with an 11 year head coach fired after the game. Defensive plays by Houston and two Hadl interceptions fueled a dramatic second half surge. The announcement is planned for a press conference Wednesday at the Marriott Hotel.
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Con
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Hadl
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Sid Gill
Adams
Breen
Marriott Hotel
Proman
Jerry Jess
Levins
Gary Garrison
Leon Burns
Dennis Partee
Woody Campbell
Charlie Joiner
Chargers
Nouswo
Hadi
Jeff
Queen
Holmes
Atkins
Reds Rally Past Temple In 97 0 Victory
Lee College’s Rebels upset Temple 97 to 0 at the SC gym to snap a two game skid and avenge an earlier 75 74 loss. Joe Guillory led with 31 points as five Rebels reached double figures and Lee hit 33 of 68 from the floor. Temple shot 17 of 24 free throws.
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Pasadena
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Reds
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Big Joe
Robert Lee
James Branoon
Richard Perez
Tony Manning
Razorbacks Meet Vols In Liberty Bowl Showdown
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praises his defense ahead of the Liberty Bowl against ninth ranked Tennessee at Memorial Stadium in Memphis. The matchup pits a fast Razorback defense against a strong Penn State style unit led by All-America safety Bob Majors and LB Jackie Walker and Ray Nettles, with kickoff at 8 CST before a sold out crowd in Tennessee’s drive for a 2 season finish following a TV dominated year.
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Drury Scotch
Taylor
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