Record of 1983 84 College Football Playoff and Basketball Scores
AP summary recaps Wild Card results Seattle over Denver 31 7 and Los Angeles over Dallas 24 17. Includes NFL Conference Semifinals and Championship games with teams Seattle Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Rams Washington Raiders and the upcoming Super Bowl XVIII. Also lists extensive college basketball and tournament results across regions, bowls, and early AP Top Twenty standings with wins, losses, and notable matchups.
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Denver
Los Angeles
Dallas
Miami
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Los Angeles Rams
Washington
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Raiders
Associated Press Wales
NY Isles
NY Rangers
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Utah
Atlanta
Houston
Portland
Chicago
Peach Bowl preview pits Bowden led Florida State against North Carolina
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden forecasts a defensive game with low scoring in the Peach Bowl at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium. Sophomore Eric Thomas will start at quarterback after Kelley Lowery’s season injury, while key players Cedric Jones Tom Wheeler Hassan Jones are sidelined. North Carolina’s Scott Stankavage notes Florida State’s defense as tougher than its stats. The preview also covers the Gator Bowl showdown in Jacksonville between Florida and Iowa, highlighting Chuck Long, Wayne Peace, and the balanced offenses and defenses.
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Bobby Bowden
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Scott Stankavage
Ethan Horton
Tyrone Anthony
Seminole
Stankavage
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Fla
Charley Pell
Gators
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Pell
Chuck Long
Long
Hayden Fry
Fry
Wayne Peace
Peace
Eddie Phillips
Owen Gill
Neal Anderson
Lorenzo Hampton
John L. Williams
Anderson
Hampton
Williams
Phillips
Gill
Dave Moritz
Wilbur Marshall
Dye pushes Auburn for 1983 national title after Sugar Bowl bid
Auburn coach Pat Dye argues the third-ranked Tigers should be No. 1 if Nebraska and Texas stumble in bowls. He cites Auburn schedule and the wishbone offense as key, as QB Randy Campbell and stars Bo Jackson, Tommie Agee, and Lionel James lead a 10-1 team arriving in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. Michigan looms as Auburn’s opponent, with Dye stressing focus on the Wolverines while acknowledging the broader bowl outcomes.
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New Orleans
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Superdome
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Bo Jackson
Tommie Agee
Lionel James
Randy Campbell
Campbell
Ga star Hoage eyes Cotton Bowl return from injury
Texan Terry Hoage, a standout Georgia defensive back, has not practiced for two months with a sprained ankle and knee tendinitis but hopes to play January 2 against Texas. A senior from Huntsville, he earned a Georgia jersey with a red cross replacing his number, recalling his tough path to a scholarship. Hoage led the nation with 12 interceptions last season and carries a 3.7 GPA while aiming for medical school.
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Terry Hoage
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Fred Akers
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Stocks Slip as 1983 Gains Narrow on Wall Street
New York The stock market fell slightly as 1983 yearend rally hopes faded. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 3.05 at 1,260.16 after a modest early gain, with a yearlong gain of 213.62 points. NYSE volume reached 86.56 million shares, above the prior day’s 85.66 million. The Commerce Department data preceded the session.
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New York
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Market Decline Observed in Leading Indicators. Utilities Stumble
The index of leading economic indicators fell 0.4 percent for the first drop since August 1982. Texas Utilities slid about 1 percent, with other electric utilities following. Some stocks hit 52-week lows including Cincinnati Gas & Electric, Long Island Lighting, and Public Service of New Hampshire, while U S Steel and AT&T rose amid mixed action. The when-issued AT&T stock climbed as the Bell System breakup loomed.
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