Georgia Southern Faces Georgetown In High Point Classic
Georgia Southern, after a season-opening loss, prepares for the High Point Classic facing Georgetown Kentucky. Coach Frank Radovich, with six returning lettermen, notes rebounding strength led by Roger Moore and strong shooters like Steve Buckler, but cites 17 turnovers per game as a main issue.
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ACC Teams Prepare Holiday Tournament Showdown
The Associated Press notes six ACC teams are in five tournaments, with Duke and Clemson meeting in Durham before Duke joins the Sugar Bowl Tournament in New Orleans. North Carolina leads, Virginia Tech and others compete in New York, Philadelphia, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greenville. Clemson suffers a 72 to Auburn as fouls mount.
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Six CC Teams In Tourneys Across Holidays
Atlantic Christian leads the Carolinas Conference in holiday action with six teams entering tournaments this week. Ed Carraway sidelined by a knee, Joe Jeffenat steps up, averaging over 20 points, as ACU eyes continued form after a 4 game slide. Other contenders include Guilford, Catawba, Western Carolina, High Point, and Lenoir-Rhyne in various events.
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Burrow fuels High Point Central win in standout night
Center Gary Burrow known as Stick led High Point Central Black Bison to a fifth win by posting 11 points and 10 rebounds against Lynchburg Hilltoppers. Coach Nelson praised his defense and positioning while teammates Steve Watson and Bill Currie added 14 and 19 points respectively as Parkland visits Jan 3.
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Praise Makers Set By DICK COACH Associated Pream Sports Writer
Reporters praise the Baltimore Colts and Oakland Raiders after key playoff wins. Colts crushed Minnesota 24 14 and await the Browns in Cleveland for the NFL title while the Raiders beat Kansas City and head to face the Jets before the Super Bowl. Coaches Bud Grant Hank Stram and Jets manager-coach offered strong praise for both teams.
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Ewbank's Jets roll to 24 yards to Bilтnitikoff big day
Eastern Division leaders headline a busy day as the New York Jets beat Oakland 41-6 in a playoff push, while the Browns upset Dallas behind explosive defense and key interceptions. Len Dawson tossed two picks as the Colts opened 21-0, and Warren Wells powered the Raiders with a 45-yard fourth-quarter score. Browns’ Dale Lindsay and Lerdy Kelly led five takeaways in Cleveland's 24-point rally capped by strong defensive play.
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Ohio State Tops College Football Attendance Charts
New York AP reports Ohio State and Southern California lead the nation in football attendance. Ohio State averaged 90,427 per home game across six games, continuing a national attendance streak. Michigan State drew the largest single crowd at 102,875, with Trojans and other top programs también showing gains.
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