Georgia Loses Lead as Arkansas Surges To Bowl Win
Arkansas tops Georgia 21 points in the fourth quarter after a halftime tie. Forte rushes for 112 yards and is named MVP as Bull leads Arkansas with key completions and blocking. Dooley's trick play backfires, leaving Georgia 9-3 and Arkansas 10-2 in a high-stakes Sugar Bowl showdown.
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Sooners Stifle Michigan In Coaching Upset Thriller
Oklahoma limited Michigan to under 10 passes while airing 20, a decisive defensive effort led by Larry Lacewell. Gordon Bell scored for Michigan after a Culbreath fumble recovery, but Oklahoma answered with two touchdowns. Switzer lamented execution, not defense, as Oklahoma claimed a 24-14 win that snapped Michigan’s season finale streak. Gerald Ford and Dewey Bartlett had a joking side bet on the outcome.
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Dewey Bartlett
Paul Brown Resigns as Bengals Coach After Illustrious Career
Cincinnati AP report notes Paul Brown, NFL coaching legend and Bengals founder, resigns while staying as general manager. Bill Johnson named successor. Brown cites health and time for the decision amid Bengals 11-3 season. Brown's 41-year coaching mark includes Browns titles and innovative methods shaping modern football.
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Flyers Labeled NHL Hatchets After Scout Loss
Kansas City coach Bep Guidolin blasted the Flyers calling them hatchets after a 4-2 setback. Guy Charron required stitches from a last minute cut, Craig Patrick suffered a possible broken nose, and Philadelphia goalie Bobby Taylor held off a late KC rush.
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MacDonald Hero of Mountaineers in Peach Bowl upset
West Virginia upset NC State 13 10 in the Peach Bowl as Scott MacDonald, a reformed basketball player, snagged a tipped Dan Kendra pass for a touchdown. Ted Brown led NC State with 159 rushing yards as Dave Buckey drove a late rally that fell short.
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Sun Devils top team in final ranking debate
Arizona State Athletic Director Fred Miller urged that a 12 and 0 ASU team deserves the national championship in the final poll. He argued the 12–0 record justifies No. 1 status and cited the Fiesta Bowl performance against Nebraska as proof of the team's quality. He noted Frank Kash was skiing and unavailable for comment.
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Saints eye Dolphin assistant for head coach post
New Orleans AP learns Monte Clark, Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator, has accepted Saints head coach job. Saints VP Harry Hulmes calls report garbage and says Clark is one of several coaches under consideration, with no decision yet.
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Schembechler Drops No 1 Controversy After Orange Bowl Loss
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler declined to voice a No 1 ranking opinion after the Wolverines lost 14 5 to third ranked Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. Players favored Oklahoma for the national title while Wolverine Dan Jilek and Greg Morton praised Oklahoma’s defense and Joe Washington as best back.
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Southern Guilford Hosts Wrestling Tourney Feature
Southern Guilford High hosts a Saturday wrestling tournament featuring a 10 a.m. start, 2 p.m. semifinals, and 7 p.m. championship bouts. Participating schools include High Point Central, Ledford, Central Davidson, Northeast Guilford, Western Guilford, Dudley, and Southern Guilford.
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