Raiders Rip Morehead With 18-Point Second-Half Burst
Andrews surged to a 64-38 lead with Sears and Froneyberger sparking an 18-point burst as the Raiders, led by Warner and Froneyberger, pulled away early in the second half. The varsity extended its win streak to seven while the junior varsity dropped to six straight losses in the opener.
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No. 1 Argument Alive At Penn St
Penn State argues for top national ranking after finishing No. 2 behind Texas in the final AP poll. Coach Joe Paterno cites a 22 game win streak, 30 game sight defeatless run, and a tougher schedule including wins over Colorado Kansas State Missouri and a Mountaineers loss to West Virginia.
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Panthers Hold Off Blue Hose In Close Conference Game
High Point led by as many as 11 before Presbyterian battled back, with Fred Melson scoring 29 as HP C edged ahead. Elon, Erskine, and Missouri highlights followed in a night of college basketball including Penn State’s dominant 11–0 season run and Bowl projections.
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Citadel Stuns Richmond as Spiders Slip in Conference Play
In Richmond, The Citadel stalls and tops Richmond 53 to 51 in a Southern Conference game. Meanwhile Davidson thunders past VMI 95 to 52 to extend its home win streak to 51. Bryan Adrian leads with 18 points.
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ACC War to Resume with Tar Heels Duke Showdown
The ACC ends a two day shutdown as eight teams prepare for Saturday action. No. 4 North Carolina hosts Duke in a key afternoon bout after NC beat NC State 78 69 and lost to South Carolina 65 52. Duke sits 19th nationally with a three game win streak.
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Kapp Still At Rookie Status Ahead of Super Bowl
Joe Kapp, long labeled a rookie, finally rose to NFL champion status with the Minnesota Vikings in 1969. Amid Kansas City Chiefs hype and Len Dawson gambling rumors, Kapp defends his passing, noting he rarely scrambles and often runs only when necessary. He helped beat Los Angeles 23-20 in the West title playoff and scored in a 27-7 victory over Cleveland.
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Indiana Beats Kentucky 118-105 as Barnhill Sits Out
Indiana defeated Kentucky 118-105 to improve to 30-7 and extend its lead in the Eastern Division. Star guard John Barnhill sat out for Indiana while Bill Keller contributed 33 points and key passes. Louie Dampier led Kentucky with 36 points.
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