Ara Parseghian Hall of Fame induction at Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian joins college football legends Harper Rockne and Leahy in the Hall of Fame, adding luster to Notre Dame and to retiring athletic director Edward Krause. Krause recalls Parseghian’s nervous start in 1963 and notes Notre Dame’s storied mystique since the 1913 Army upset.
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Shockers beat Long Beach 80 to 61 in non conference game
Wichita State, led by Cliff Levingston and Ozell Jones, beat Long Beach State 80 61. Jones scored 17, Levingston 18 as Shockers built a 35 20 halftime lead and remained 5-0 past 14 minutes left. Craig Dykema topped Long Beach with 22.
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DePaul Top of AP Poll as Kentucky Rises
DePaul leads the AP college basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 1,128 points. Kentucky, UCLA and Maryland hold the top four, while Louisville tumbles from the Top 20 after three straight losses. Oregon State and Virginia rise to fifth and sixth. Newcomers Wake Forest, Arizona State and Michigan join the rankings.
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Sun Devils down Kansas State 84 61 in Tempe
Arizona State University, ranked 15th, beat Kansas State 84 to 61 in Tempe. Coach Ned Walk praised potential but urged defense variety and fewer fouls while five ASU players scored in double figures led by Lafayette Lever with 18 points. Kansas State’s Rolando Blackman led with 14 as the Wildcats fell to 3-1 while ASU improved to 4-0 and travels to New Mexico next.
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Jayhawks roll past Morehead State in 90 to 56 win
Kansas guard Darnell Valentine led with 20 points as the Jayhawks built a dominant 46 30 halftime lead and extended their winning streak to four while Morehead State also stands 4-1. Magley 18, Guy 17, Neal 9 paced Kansas. Napier 14 for Morehead, Johnson 9, Tipton 7.
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Busters fall to Mid Plains 86 73 at home in GCCC loss
Garden City Community College Broacbusters drop an 86 73 decision to visiting Mid Plains Community College after a sluggish second quarter. Coach Mark Taylor notes a first half letdown and poor interior passing as the key factors. Scorers include Terry Schippers 15 and Eric King 14 as GCCC falls to 4 7 and hosts Otero Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Dolphins edge Patriots in overtime thriller
Miami rally from 13-7 deficit after three quarters as Dariel Harris hauls in a 54 yard strike from David Woodley then Uwe von Schumann nails a 23 yard field goal for a 16-13 OT win over New England. Fox and Harris collided for a key late play before the Dolphins grabbed the victory.
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Georgia No.1 in final AP poll as Notre Dame fades
Georgia tops the final AP regular season poll at 11-0 with 60 first place votes and 1,274 points while Notre Dame falls to seventh after a 20-3 loss to USC. Florida State rises to No.2 with 1,208 points. Pittsburgh No.3 and Oklahoma No.4.
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