Chaminade Upsets 12th-Ranked Louisville In Honolulu
In a dramatic finish, Mark Rodrigues hit a buzzer beater as Chaminade, an NAIA school ranked eighth, shocked Louisville 67-65 in Honolulu. Louisville played without three starters but challenged the upset-minded Silverswords, who previously beat top teams like Virginia.
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Sassaman Leads Army To Cherry Bowl Victory
Army coach Jim Young shifted to a wishbone offense and Nate Sassaman thrived at quarterback rushing for 136 yards in a 10-6 win over Michigan in the Cherry Bowl. The Cadets finished 8-2-1, their best since 1967, as Sassaman earned offensive MVP honors amid a postseason breakthrough.
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Goose hunters report strong yields across Katy area
Larry Gore notes goose hunters averaging four birds per man near Katy while ducks are scarce to decoy. Reports of whiting near Eagle Point, sheephead and drum up to seven pounds, and croaker catches. Galveston Causeway active for fishermen and live bait remains reliable. West Bay to East Bay productive with moss beds yielding bass and crappie turning on. Catfish surge at Lake Livingston, with trotliners and bank anglers enjoying great catches. Offats Bayou Galveston yields redfish and speckled trout.
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French coach proud of play in 5A finale
French and Odessa Permian shared the Class 5A state title after a 21-21 tie at Texas Stadium. Coach Steve Shaver praised French for advancing from district runner-up and matching the top team, while Panther coach John Wilkins called the outcome not as bad as a loss.
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Unranked to No 1 Season Dream Says BYU Coach
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer challenges Nebraska, while Ed Edwards notes BYU's rebuilding start. He recalls the team began unranked and faced skepticism but finished the season ranked No 1, contrasting with detractors who doubt the turnaround.
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Scoring Blitzes Highlight Early Season Hoops Action
A jittery collage of early results across regions shows dominant showings by Boston College over Randolph Macon 87 to 3 and Boston University faring well at 90 to 66. Kentucky and Kansas feature in mixed outcomes as No. 1 Georgetown and No. 2 Duke lead the season with wins.
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Bowl Schedule Fragments From 1960s College Football Page
A garbled list of bowl games with teams and scores, including California Bowl Greater events at various cities. Mentions California, Florida, Texas, and Louisiana bowls, with several team matchups and partial results. Also cites All-Star games, a Freedom Classic, and preseason playoff notes.
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SMU Silverswords Excite Fans With Key Victory
SMU coach Dave Bliss lauds the Silverswords after a win over Oklahoma and Wayman Tisdale in a chess match. The team previously beat Duke and host Hawaii to win the Rainbow Classic in Honolulu. Other SWC results include TCU over Niagara and Arkansas over Oral Roberts.
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