Steelers in control after win. focus on Oilers
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll said the Steelers now can control their fate for the AFC Division title after beating the Bengals 30-24. With a 6-1 start shared by Houston and Cincinnati, Pittsburgh prepares for a remaining tough schedule including two games with Houston and a strong Kansas City, while awaiting the return of Frank Lewis and John Stallworth.
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California Pac-8 race tightens with Huskies upset of UCLA
Washington shocked UCLA 17-14 to join a four way tie for second behind California in the Pac-8 as Stanford Southern Cal and UCLA share the top spots. Washington State Oregon and Oregon State struggle with losses while attendance and TV revenues squeeze the Northwest programs. Coaches blame population gaps recruiting costs and limited Rose Bowl access for the imbalance.
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Marty's Pontiac Buick Ad Prompted
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Kubiak earns ECAC honor and shines for Hobart
Denny Kubiak, a Corry high school standout now at Hobart, earned ECAC All-East honorable mention after anchoring the line in a 21-0 win over Union College. The Erie native also earned Hobart lineman of the week after a 42-15 victory over Hamilton and has been lauded for key blocks at center while majoring in economics.
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Paterno Analyzes NC State Quick Improvement
NC State shows rapid progress after a Maryland loss. Coach Paterno notes better offensive coordination and improved line play. Senior QB Dave Buckey is in form, with running back Ted Brown near 700 yards in five starts. Receivers Don Buckey Elijah Marshall and Pat Hovance pace the aerial attack. Defense has been solid despite strong opponents.
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