ECU Basketball Future in ACC Talk Under Patton
Coach Dave Patton discusses East Carolina's basketball program as it nears a conference future. He argues joining the ACC would boost recruiting and scheduling, while noting ECU is not yet at ACC caliber and plans two more years of growth amid a young roster.
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Aggies Triumph in Sun Bowl Batter Florida 37 14
Texas A M capped Emory Bellard fifth year with a 37 14 Sun Bowl victory over Florida. A M finish 10 2 returns seven on offense and four on defense led by quarterback David Walker and 1 000 yard rusher George Woodard. Tony Franklin set and extended field goal records as the Aggies open 1977 with high hopes.
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Keydets Lead SC Race After Early Holiday Tournament Wins
Virginia Military Institute's Keydets, defending champions, surged to 7-1 with titles at the All-College tournament in Oklahoma City by beating Tulane California and Oklahoma City. Tennessee Chattanooga also claimed a league title in its Choo Choo Classic. Five of seven SC teams will play early this week before league games resume.
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College Basketball Weekend Results Report
Saturday results show Wake Forest defeating Richmond 84 to 73 and Utah beating Utah State 102 to 78 while Long Beach State defeated Illinois 84 to 7. Sunday's games include Providence 72 over Seton Hall 68 and Michigan 90 to South Carolina. UCLA defeated Houston 83.
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We're Number One Bowlmania Ends in Bowl Chaos
AP analysis of Bowlmania after USC beat Michigan 14 6 in the Rose Bowl while Sugar Bowl champion Georgia led by Tony Dorsett watched on. The piece notes the bias toward a playoff and the self perpetuating bowl system that crowns no single national champion.
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Panthers win Grantland Rice National Championship Trophy
The Pittsburgh Panthers, finishing 12-4, claimed the Grantland Rice National Championship trophy after their Sugar Bowl victory over Georgia. Other briefs cover boxing postponements and tennis results from Sydney, Melbourne and Washington.
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ACC Returns With Key Matchups After Holiday Break
NC State hosts winless North Carolina A&T in Raleigh while Virginia welcomes Davidson in Charlottesville. Wake Forest, 9-1, handles Richmond with Jerry Schellenberg scoring a career high 32. UNC prepares for Clemson in a top 10 clash as Maryland nears 16th spot.
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