Irish Crush No 1 Texas 38 10 in Cotton Bowl
Notre Dame pulverized top-ranked Texas 38 10 in the Cotton Bowl as turnovers haunted the Longhorns and the Irish claimed a potential national title claim. Iowa? No. Notre Dame built on Heavens Ferguson and Montana guiding an aggressive defense and offense.
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Arkansas Dominates Oklahoma in Orange Bowl Upset
Arkansas, an 18 point underdog, racked up 387 yards and defeated the No 2 Oklahoma Sooners 31 to 6 in the Orange Bowl. Razorbacks coach Lou Holtz praised his team while Barry Switzer commended the effort and noted the game's coaching victory by a great group of young men.
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Bowl Season Banter and Big Ten Woes Across the Gridiron
In light of bowl results and poll delays, the piece laments Big Ten teams Michigan Ohio State and Minnesota misfiring while Nebraska rallies to beat North Carolina 21 17 in the Liberty Bowl. It riffs on coaches and bowl trends from Lou Holtz to Barry Switzer, plus memorable TV ads and game moments.
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Notre Dame Wins 1966 MacArthur Bowl for National Title
Notre Dame, after crushing No. 1 Texas 38-10 in the Cotton Bowl, is chosen to receive the MacArthur Bowl by the National Football Foundation. Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas also finish 11-1, with committee noting strength of opponents and losses.
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Su permen of sports for 1977 named by I Giorno
Track star Alberto Juantorena race driver Niki Lauda and cycling ace Francesco Moser named Supermen of sports for 1977 by Milan daily I Giorno. The award highlights achievements across track, auto racing and cycling in Italy and abroad.
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