Eagles Dominate Cowboys To Reach Super Bowl XV
Philadelphia Eagles, led by Wilbert Montgomery despite knee trouble, outran Dallas 264 rushing yards to 89 as Montgomery's 194 yards and a 42 yard score propelled the Eagles to a 20-7 NFC championship win. Tony Franklin added a field goal and Leroy Harris sealed it with a third quarter TD.
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Drew Pearson
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Carl Hairston
Dennis Harrison
Old Dominion Upsets DePaul in Late Thriller
Old Dominion University junior forward Ronnie McAdoo limited DePaul star Mark Aguirre to 15 points and scored 21 as the Monarchs stunned the top-ranked team 63-62. Billy Mann stole an inbounds pass and made the winning layup with seven seconds left after a full court press forced turnovers.
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Ramblin Rams Down Pioneers at the Golden Dome
Bluefield College Ramblin Rams dominated Western Piedmont in a 95 to 80 win under the Golden Dome. Walker and Etherington fueled a fast start, Goff and Jones boosted the second half, while WP rallied briefly before Brunson’s fresh unit preserved the lead.
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