Bulldogs top poll after perfect season finish
Georgia completed its first perfect season since 1946 by beating Georgia Tech 38 20 to finish 11 0 and hold the AP top spot with 52 of 60 first place votes and 1187 of 1200 points. Notre Dame and Florida State trailed, while Kansas reached 2 0 after a 81 67 win over Pepperdine as Ted Owens marked his 300th win.
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Shockers Rout Hardin-Simmons In 105-46 Openers Blowout
Wichita State defeated Hardin-Simmons 105-46 in Wichita Kansas as Cliff Levingston and Tony Martin led with 19 points each. The Shockers opened 16-0 and dominated with a 58-20 halftime edge, pulling down 59 rebounds to the Cowboys 40. Rickey Phillips led HSU with 10 points.
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Wildcats blitz South Dakota to open season 2-0
Kansas State guard Rolando Blackman scored 22 and forward Randy Reed added 17 as the Wildcats pulled away in the second half to beat South Dakota 83-50. The Coyotes drop to 2-1 as Bykowski led with 12 points.
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Basketball scoreboard shows multiple conference results across regions
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Heisman Trophy goes to George Rogers of South Carolina
George Rogers, the South Carolina standout who boosted the program onto the college football map, won the 46th Heisman Trophy as the nation's outstanding player. He led rushers with 1,781 yards in 11 games and topped Hugh Green for the honor. Herschel Walker finished third as the top freshman.
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Busters fall to NMJC in Overtime at Cowboy Capital Classic
Garden City Community College drops to 2-5 after an 86-83 overtime loss to New Mexico Junior College in Dodge City. Eric King leads GCCC with 19 points, Jeff Pettz and Cliff Holding add 16 each, as the team outrebounds the Thunderbirds and shoots better from the line before heading to Arizona for three straight road games. NMJC's Jeff Roberson top scores with 26 points.
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