UNI Surges Again To Defeat McNeese State 34 31
Kevin Mote kicked a 32 yard field goal with 2 08 left to give Northern Iowa a 34 31 comeback win at McNeese State. The Panthers overcame a 17 point deficit as Carl Boyd tied it with a 15 yard TD run with 6 53 remaining. McNeese coach Sonny Jackson criticized penalties and UNI defensive adjustments.
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Hurricanes rout Florida in season opener at Orange Bowl
Miami quarterback Steve Walsh starred in his first college start, tossing for 234 yards and a touchdown as the 10th ranked Hurricanes crushed Florida 31-4. Miami’s defense recorded five sacks and three interceptions, ending the intrastate series for five years while Walsh outshone past quarterbacks and Johnson praised his poise.
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Florida Beats Miami After Defensive Showdown
Florida holds off Miami 24 7 as Randy Shannon returns an interception for 41 yards and Cleveland Gary adds a 14 yard TD. Galen Hall notes a talented Miami defense exposed a young Florida offense while Florida's two safeties came from bad snaps over the punter.
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New Faces Cyclones open season with rebuilt secondary
Iowa State marks Jim Walden era against Tulane with a new look defense led by unlikely leaders Jeff Dole and others. The team opens with 61 scholarships and many walk-ons, rebuilding the secondary and offensive line as Walden reshapes the Cyclones.
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Henke seeks rematch as Arizona hosts Iowa in Tucson
Littleton native Henke chose Arizona over USC and ASU after a high school career with ravty seniors. He recalls a 41-0 first half loss to Iowa, and now expects a closer game when the Hawkeyes visit Tucson for an 8:30 p.m. kickoff Iowa time. He notes this year should be more even.
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Reds Beat Cubs 10-5 as Rose Eyes More Wins
Pete Rose kept expectations modest after Cincinnati's 10-5 victory over Chicago, his fourth straight win and a September surge. Barry Larkin hit a three run homer, Bo Diaz and Paul O Neill contributed, while Eric Davis and Dave Parker rested with injuries. Dennis Rasmussen allowed key runs but the Reds’ offense pressured Sandberg and the Cubs throughout, building a big fourth inning lead.
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Lewis wins 52nd straight in long jump
Lewis claims his 52nd consecutive victory in the long jump at the World Championships, fouling near a world record while still surpassing rivals including Robert Emmiyan. Bubka wins pole vault but fails twice at 19-10%, missing a world record as 68,000 spectators watch in Olympic Stadium. Francesco runs strong for the overflow crowd.
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