Tar Heels top Kentucky 90 77 behind Kupchak Davis
In Charlotte Mitch Kupchak and Walter Davis sparked UNC to a 90 77 win over Kentucky after a 42 42 halftime. Kupchak scored 24 and Davis 19 for North Carolina while Jack Givens led Kentucky with 24. Kentucky foul trouble limited Rick Robey to 16 minutes and 14 points.
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Walter Davis
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Jack Givens
Larry Johnson
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Lee
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Fowler
North Carolina
LaGarde
Kuester
Ford
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Hanners
Bickley
Bradley
Valendine
Zaliagiris
Chambers
Coley
North Carol Ina
Anbey
Raiders Dominant Seven Straight Win Over Broncos
Oakland defenses pressured Denver all night, forcing four interceptions, ten sacks, and a turnover-heavy performance. Ken Stabler connected with Fred Biletnikoff for key first downs as Harold Hart and Pete Banaszak punched in short TD runs, securing a 17-10 victory to move to 10-2 while Denver drops to 5-7.
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Ken Stabler
Harold Hart
Pete Banaszak
Raiders
Denver Broncos
Charles Phillips
Denver
Stabler
Fred Buetnikoff
Hart
Biletnikoff
Horace Jones
John Hufnagel
Billy van Heusen
Phillips
Jack Tatum
Cliff Branch
Jess Philips
NFL
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Banaszak
Bilanda
Gerald Irons
Otis Sistrank
Broncos
Sistrank
Irons
Jones
Turner
Mark van Eoghen
Randy Gradishar
Brancos
Steve Ramsey
Steelers in good shape for Bengals showdown
Coach Chuck Noll said the Pittsburgh Steelers are relatively unscathed ahead of the key showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals. A win would clinch the Central Division and home field. Pittsburgh already secured a wild card with a 31-0 win over the Browns. Joe Greene nursing neck nerve and groin. backup Steve Furness stepping up. John Fuqua missed Cleveland with a knee but not believed serious. 43-man roster possibly unchanged for playoffs.
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Rocky Blcier
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Nall
GW Hosts Halifax County In Western District Opener
George Washington High School opens its Western District basketball schedule at home against rival Halifax County. GW seeks better balance scoring after a 60 59 win over Durham and 77 59 over Hillside. Halifax County 1 1 lost a close game to Cave Spring but returns several players from last year. The Bassett Dan River game moved to Bassett Community Center with JV at 6 and varsity around 7 30. Gretna and others in Piedmont and Seminole districts also on the road tonight.
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Person County
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Bassett Community Center
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Jefferson Forest
Bert Sparks
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Maryland Rockets Past Boston University 122 82
Maryland, led by John Lucas and strong frontcourt, exploded in the second half to rout Boston University 122 to 82. Burns led Boston with 26 points as Maryland built a large margin after halftime, with double figures from all Maryland starters and reserves.
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Boston
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Shrader
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Hand
Top Ranked Indiana Bears Florida State 83 to 59
Indiana dominated Florida State to win 83 to 59 as Scott May scored 24 and Kent Benson 22. Indiana built a 75 to 11 lead while reserves played late, with May adding 11 rebounds and five assists and Benson securing nine boards.
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Indianapolis
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Kent Benson
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Hoosiers
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Benson
Collage Basketball Scores Mr. Mix From National Roundup
A dense list of college basketball results. teams from North Carolina to Kansas and beyond earned wins and losses. Notable inputs include Maryland, Furman, Charleston, Pennsylvania, and Indiana State among many others with varied scores and matchups.
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Mars Will
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Salisbury
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Howard Payne
Yal Roberts
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Sehmahn
Louis Town AM
Bradley
Cal Paly-Pomona
Kansas St
Arizona
Visinus
Swarthmore
Sa. Dakota
Westar
Satterthwaite named Southern Conference Player of the Week
Ron Satterthwaite of William and Mary earned Southern Conference Player of the Week honors after four games in which the Indians went 3-1. He scored 83 points at 21.1 per game, with 32 of 70 field goals and 21 of 28 free throws, adding 28 assists and about three rebounds per game.
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Ron Satterthwaite
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DeMatha High School
World Tennis Ranks Arthur Ashe No. 1
Arthur Ashe is named world No. 1 by World Tennis Magazine for 1975, replacing Jimmy Connors who falls to second. Bjorn Borg, Manuel Orantes, and Ilie Nastase round out the top five after major titles including Wimbledon French Open and Masters in Stockholm.
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Arthur Ashe
World Tennis Magazine
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Stockholm
Sudhop Named ACC Rookie of Week for Wolfpack
Glen Sudhop, the seven foot freshman for NC State, was named ACC rookie of the week after scoring 26 against East Carolina and 41 in two games. He led NC State to a 34 season win pace as they beat East Carolina and North Carolina at Asheville, with strong alley oop finishes and solid shooting.
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Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Bills Owner demands firing of official after Miami loss
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson called for head linesman Jerry Bergman to be fired over a controversial ruling in the Dolphins 31 21 win that he said cost Buffalo a chance at the Super Bowl. Wilson insisted he would appeal the result but league officials said judgments by officials cannot be appealed.
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Toomay
Shoul
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Art McNally
McNally
Lou Saban
D. Simpson
Simpson
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Rozelle to Study Instant Replay for NFL Calls
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said he will ask the Competition Committee to study instant replay to settle disputed calls. He noted camera limits, costs, and logistics, including multiple angles, stadium equipment, time delays, and potential on-field official access to replays. The panel will report at the March league meeting in Coronado, California.
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VMI Rallies Past Georgia Tech Behind 68.4 Percent Second Half
Virginia Military Academy Keydets, led by Krovic and Bynum, surged to a 68-53 victory over Georgia Tech. Krovic scored 21 and Bynum 20 as VMI shot 68.4 percent in the second half to erase a 23-21 halftime deficit and improve to 4-1. Bynum had 11 rebounds, and VMI held a 38-22 edge on the boards while converting 22 of 28 free throws.
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Virginia Military
John Krovic
Will Bynum
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Krovic
Bynum
Ron Carter
VMI
VMT
Schnitzer
Bottoms
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Wood
Allen
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Hunt
Green
Davis Uv
Bevan
Virginia Military Day Repport
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Jesich
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Montcomtry
Kelley Zona
Wallen
Oklahoma Edges Furman 69 67 in tense closing burst
Oklahoma Sooners used stout defense and 58 percent second half shooting to beat Furman 69-67 in Greenvale. Cary Carrabine and Kevin Jones sparked a late push as Eddie Fields and John McCullough sealed it with clutch free throws. Billy Graham led Oklahoma with 13 points while Ray Miller paced Furman with 20.
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Sooners
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Cary Carrabine
Kevin Jones
Eddie Fields
John McCullough
Billy Graham
Jones
Carrabine
Ray Miller
Craig Lynch
Notre Dame Beats Kansas 72-64 in Lawrence
Notre Dame defeats Kansas 72 to 64 as Adrian Dantley scores 27 and Don Williams adds 16 for the Irish. Kansas, led by Norm Cook and Reuben Shelton, stays within reach at halftime before Notre Dame pull-away in the final minutes.
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Norm Cook
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