Big Eight clean sweep tops final college poll
The Associated Press ranked Nebraska first with a perfect 55 first place votes after beating Alabama 38-6 in the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma and Colorado followed, both Big Eight teams finishing second and third as Alabama, Penn State and Michigan trailed in the top ten.
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Florida Gators Top Alabama In Season-Opening SEC Thriller
Florida edged Alabama 79-77 with Steve Williams hitting a 15 foot jumper at 1 29 remaining to give the Gators the lead for good. Vanderbilt beat LSU 80-73 in Baton Rouge as Ole Miss topped Auburn 69-65 and Georgia crushed Rollins 112-77.
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Martin's Late FG Wins Athens at Florence 86 84
Athens College Bears edge Florence State 86 84 on a buzzer beater by Charles Lee Martin. Butch Looney scores 24 for Athens, Louis Conner leads Florence with 25. Athens shoots 53 percent to Florence 40 percent.
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Scoring Snapshot From Pacific Division Schedule
The scoreboard lists teams in the Pacific Division led by Los Angeles Seattle Golden Houston Portland and New York with Buffalo Oakland and Milwaukee also noted. It shows game results and upcoming matchups including Philadelphia Phoenix Atlanta Detroit Chicago Golden State Milwaukee and others across Tuesday and Wednesday listings.
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Frigid Hartselle loses TVC opener to Walker County
Hartselle sputtered to 13 first half points and a 65 to 41 defeat at Florence in the Tennessee Valley Basketball Tournament opener. Jerry Stallworth led with 14 points as Hartselle travels to Danville next Tuesday.
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Army picks Messena standout Steve Bogosian captain
Steve Bogosian a 215 pound defensive end from Messena New York will captain Army's varsity football team next season.
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Calhoun Nets 79 66 Victory to Break Slump
Calhoun Junior College beat Northeast Mississippi 79 66 as Roy Noble and Jessie Fields led a second half surge that erased a five point first half deficit. Coach Bill Rudolph praised team effort while joking about luck from a houndstooth hat.
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South Alabama Loses In Senior Tournament
St Louis rallied in the second half to beat South Alabama 78 to 61 in the Senior Bowl first-round game. Jesse Leonard led St Louis with 18 points, while Carlos Martinez added 15 and Bill Paradoski 13 as the Billikens guarded a nine-point first-half edge and held on for the win.
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