Upsets shake AP rankings after chaotic weekend
After an upset-filled weekend, No. 1 Michigan and No. 2 Alabama dropped as Wisconsin and Georgia Tech stunned them. Schembechler blamed offense defense kicking and coaching as the Wolverines fell 21-14 to Wisconsin, while Bryant said Alabama was whipped by Georgia Tech 24-21.
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Top-ranked yet to tally big wins in college football week
In a Saturday of college football action No 3 Oklahoma rallied to a 37-20 win over Wyoming No 4 Notre Dame cruised past LSU 27-9 in Gerry Fausts debut USC crushed Tennessee 43-7 Georgia beat California 27-13 Texas defeated Rice 31-3 Penn State routed Cincinnati 92-0 UCLA beat Arizona 35-18 Marcus Allen starred for USC with four touchdowns and 210 rushing yards while Blair Kiel and Tim Koegel connected for Irish touchdowns in FAUST ERA debut.
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Iowa Boys Gymnastics Faces Decline Yet Local Teams Persist
In Iowa boys gymnastics, only 10 schools still offer the sport with Cedar Rapids leading in numbers and talent. Kennedy, Jefferson, Linn-Mar, and Washington form a competitive cluster as the state meet looms on Oct 31, with Kennedy and Jefferson exchanging dual meet results and Linn-Mar aiming for a return to prominence after last year’s strong showings.
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Norton wins Ellis Park Eight-Inch Cup with 63
Dave Norton fired a nine under par 63 to capture the Ellis Park Eight-Inch Cup, topping Dr. Scott Carnes 64 and Dan Naughton 65 in the championship. Flight wins led by John Knutson at 71, with other scores noted among numerous league events at May City and Castle lanes.
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