Sooner offense overwhelms Cyclones in high scoring clash
Oklahoma built a 35-3 halftime lead and rolled to victory as Danny Bradley directed the Sooner attack. Adam Archer threw for more than 3,000 career yards while Iowa State struggled to match Oklahoma’s ground game led by Tillman and Johnson.
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Hoch Stewart tied for Disney golf lead
In a rain soaked third round at Walt Disney World Golf Classic Scott Hoch shot 66 to tie Payne Stewart at 202, 14 under, as Stewart saved par with a 20 foot birdie on 18. A large group at 204 followed, with McCumber Chen Barr Hatalsky and Tewell two behind. Defending champ Hal Sutton at 212 ten back.
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Strange
Soli
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Don Shula may coach New Jersey Generals says Trump
New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump said Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula is interested in taking over as Generals coach. Trump notes cost of apartment at Trump Tower could affect negotiations while confirming plans to pursue several NFL coaches if Shula cannot be secured.
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Pedroza Retains WBA Featherweight Crown in Victory over Caba
Eusebio Pedroza of Panama defeated Dominican Jose Caba by unanimous decision in Saint Vincent Italy to keep his WBA featherweight title. Pedroza, 30, earned a 3 point margin from one judge and 4 points from another, recording his 17th straight title defense since 1978 while Caba, 22, finished with a cut and a 20-3 record.
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Italy
Eusebio Pedroza
Jose Caba
Panama
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