Miller's late layup sinks Duke in ACC thriller
Carolina tops Duke 59 56 at Duke Indoor Stadium as Larry Miller drives for the winning basket with five seconds left. Rusty Clark passer and Bob Bobby Lewis adds free throws after a Duke technical. Verga leads Duke with 21 points while Grubar Miller Lewis pace UNC as both teams limp through a tight, momentum swinging game.
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Wake Forest Rallies Past Virginia 84 77 in ACC Clash
Wake Forest erased a 12 point deficit to defeat Virginia 84 77 at Memorial Coliseum in Winston Salem. Jimmy Boshart led the Deacons with 28 points and five others reached double figures as Wake Forest improves to 4 7 overall while Virginia drops to 4 7.
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Maryland NC State game ends on referee call
Referee George Conley stopped Maryland's 60-55 win over NC State with 1:15 left after a double technical on Sloan. Jay McMillen made one free throw, then missed the second as Sloan allegedly remarked. Officials refused to comment afterward.
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Packers Ready for Chiefs Clash to Decide Pro Football Title
Green Bay Packers head to California to begin final week of drills before the January 15 Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs. Ray Nitschke stresses the game’s prestige, money and determination to prove which is the finest team in professional football.
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North Crushes South 35-13 in Senior Bowl
North defeats South 35-13 in Mobile led by Oregon State's Bob Grimm who scored and set up two more plays. Nebraska again shines with Harry Wilson and Ray McDonald as Virgil Carter and Colehour deliver the North passes. South bypasses early, but Jim Flanagan's interception seals the win for the North in an all-star showcase.
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Panthers struggle on road trips hamper High Point hoops
High Point College basketball endures two long Virginia swings after Christmas. The Purple Panthers drop three straight, including an exhibition loss to Phillips 66, amid travel fatigue and a knee injury to guard Gene Littles. Coach Bobby Vaughn points to layoff and travel as key factors and expects improvement after upcoming practices.
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