Bluebonnet Bowl thriller ends with Missouri 14 Georgia Tech 10
Missouri edged Georgia Tech 14 to 10 in Houston as Tobin broke loose for a 77 yard TD and Russell sealed the win with a late interception. Otto and Tobin led Missouri with standout rushing while Tech battled back on offense and defense.
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Richardson Sparks South in 15 14 Victory Over North
Willie Richardson of Jackson State starred in the South’s 15-14 win over the North in the annual North-South game. He scored on an 80-yard TD run, aided by a 48-yard pass, becoming a key figure as the South clinched the comeback victory.
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College basketball scores roundup from Associated Press
East Villanova 89, St. Francis Pa 78. Penn 78, St Josephs Pa 68. Pitt 68, Penn St 48. Temple 71, Scranton 62. Wagner 88, Seton Hall 83. Vanderbilt 80, Va Tech 72 in OT. Memphis St 70, Miss 62. Cincinnati 72, Davidson 46. Ohio St 101, Detroit 66. UCLA 77, Wis 63. Illinois 93, Okla 90. Butler 66, Notre Dame 59. Manhattan 34, Bradley 53. Wichita 81, Coulsville 63. DePaul 79, Marinette 72. Dayton 47, Miami Ohio 42. Evansville 68, Tenn 51. St Louis 69, S Carolina 56. Kansas 62, Northwestern 58. Southwest region: Arizona 60, Colorado 52. Arizona St 98, Minn 79. Michigan 82, Texas A&M 79. LSU 74, Houston 73. N Mexico 78, Southwest Mo 50. Far West Utah St 102, Mich St 87. Brigham Young 15, Baylor Utah St 15. St Marys Calif Stanford 72, Texas 46.
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Cedar Bayou Captures Third Basket Tourney Title
Cedar Bayou beat Deer Park 52-38 to win the La Forte tournament, pushing their record to 150 as key players Hendricks Pitre Hand Greene and Marsh led the Bears. Cedar Bayou opened strong, built a 12-10 lead after the first quarter, and finished with a dominant defensive effort and multiple double figure scorers.
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