AP Top 20 recap shows mixed results across poll teams
AP Top Twenty results list DePaul, Oregon State and Virginia wins while North Carolina and Indiana suffer losses. Several teams did not play, including Notre Dame, UCLA, Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Brigham Young and Utah. Other notable scores include Wake Forest, Maryland, LSU, Michigan, Iowa and Texas A M with varying outcomes across the week.
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Eagles Seek Repeat win over Vikings in Philadelphia
Eagles, 12-4, beat Minnesota 42-7 in September and host the rematch as top NFC contenders. Vikings, 9-7, were playoff qualifiers with a strong defense but face a tougher challenge against a sharper Philadelphia squad. In the other NFC clash, Falcons meet the Cowboys after Dallas routed the Rams. Bills visit the Chargers in the AFC, while the Raiders travel to Cleveland as the postseason progresses.
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Blazers edge 76ers on Bates last second lob pass
Portland puzzles Philadelphia with a final play lob from Kermit Washington to Billy Ray Bates for a 109-108 victory. Julius Erving sank two late free throws to put Philly ahead, but Bates scored at the buzzer to cap Portland’s win as Washington had coached it.
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Indoor world record sets pace at Saskatoon Games
Angella Taylor of the Scarborough Optimists set a world indoor mark 0:36.71 in the women's 300 meters at Saskatoon Indoor Games. Merlene Ottey and Jillian Richardson followed with times 0:37.23 and 0:39.01 as other results from the event filter in.
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