Wolfpack Triumph Over Alabama 75-51 Crown Bid Report
Associated Press summary notes N C State Wolfpack routed Alabama 75-51 as part of a busy college basketball period. It mentions North Carolina, South Carolina, and Clemson in related tourney chatter, with Wolfpack standout Williford contributing 25 points and 14 in the first half amid a string of postseason play and regional classics.
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Huskies Rally Past USC In Far West Classic Opener
Washington, ranked 10th, overcame a second half deficit to beat Southern California 90-86 in Portland. Senior George Irvine delivered a career high 41 points while 6-9 teammate Eaves added 22 as the Huskies secured their seventh straight win amid a holiday tournament night.
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Verga Miller Whitney Missing In Cougars Setback
In Louisville Kentucky, three Carolina Cougars stars Verga Miller and Whitney missed the game as snow forced flight cancellations. The Cougars, short-handed, lost to the Kentucky Colonels 105 to 17. Dampier led Kentucky with 31 points, Tinsley 23, while Moee led Carolina with 26.
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Collier Believes Rams Will Be Ready This Time
Cleveland coach Collier says the Browns will not repeat past mistakes against the Cowboys in the Eastern Conference title game at the Cotton Bowl. Dallas aims to avenge earlier losses, with injury notes on Hill Neely Morton and a game plan built on turnovers and value of home field for Cleveland.
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Frazier Ellis May Finally Get To Fight Frazier Ellis
New York AP reports Madison Square Garden has arranged a heavyweight title bout between Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis for February 16 at a 15 rounder. A news conference set for Monday will confirm details after a week of hitch resolutions. Both boxers are to receive about $150,000 each plus 30 percent of the gate and closed circuit revenue. Frazier, from Philadelphia, is champion in seven states. Ellis, from Louisville, is the World Boxing Association titleholder.
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Owens Spotlighted in East West Tilt at Shrine Game
Oklahoma star Steve Owens headlines the East West Shrine tilt as Toledo dominates Davidson 56-33 in the Tangerine Bowl build up. The rosters feature Ohio State’s Jin Otis and other top backs as bowls stack up in a season ending stretch across Atlanta Dallas and Miami.
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