Miller Leads Wake In Fray With Nub Smith On Ground
Miller was among the loop leaders with Nub Smith of Wake Forest setting the pace on the play. The report notes Smith at 25 and describes Miller as a consistent gainer in the fray as Duke’s players push on.
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Weiner Snags Touchdown Pass in Final Minutes
UNC Tar Heels edge William and Mary 14 yard pass from Art Weiner for the late winner with two minutes left. Lex and Ragazzo fueled the Tribe as Cloud and Ragazzo connected, but Carolina rallied in the second half to clinch a 2014 Southern Conference victory.
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Maryland Thumps George Washington 40–14 in College Park
Substitute quarterback Stan Lavine sparked Maryland with 12 completions for 207 yards and three touchdown passes guiding the Terrapins to a 40–14 win over George Washington. Karnash and Karnish shared several receptions while Bob Shemonski returned a punt for a score as Maryland improved to five victories in six games.
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LSU Triumphs Over Vanderbilt In SEC Showdown
Louisiana State defeated Vanderbilt 33 to 13 in Baton Rouge. The Tigers dominated with stronger offense and defense to secure the Southeastern Conference win on a chilly evening.
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Notre Dame Defeats Michigan State 34 21 at East Lansing
Notre Dame remains unbeaten with a 34 21 victory over Michigan State before 51277 fans. Bob Williams accounted for a 40 yard run and two passes for touchdowns while going 13 of 16 passing in a standout performance as the Irish survived a late Spartan surge.
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Buckeyes Turn Pitt Early Lead Into 14 10 Victory
Ohio State edged Pittsburgh 14 10 after trailing 10 0 at halftime. Pitt took a 10 point lead on a 17 yard pass from Carl Depasqua to Earl Sumpter, Bolkovac extra point, before OSU tied the game on a Savic one yard run and a late Hamilton 23 yard rush for the go ahead score after a Pitt fumble.
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Hunsinger Leads Florida In Surprise Victory At Georgia
Chuck Hunsinger led Florida to a 28-7 win over Georgia in Jacksonville. The All-Southeastern back rushed 18 times for 174 yards and three touchdowns, boosting Florida with runs of 21 yards and a sharp first-half showcase. Angus Williams connected with Don Brown for a 58-yard score, while Loren Broadus helped set up two scores with a punt return and a Prosperi interception.
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Wake Forest over Duke in 27 to 7 upset at Duke Stadium
Wake Forest powered to a 27 to 7 upset of Duke before about 35 000 fans as Bill Miller and Bill Gregg led a bruising ground attack while Carroll Blackerby directed a precise passing game. Duke, favored to win, struggled to contain the Deacons on both lines.
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