College Football Scores From AP East to West
East Army 17 Pittsburgh 14. Boston Col 20 Northern Ilinois 10. Colgate 51 ayette 14. Columbia 17 Pennsylvania 3. Edinboro State 47 Calif State Pa 7. Fordham 28 Manhattan 7. Gettysburg Col 21 Wagner 16. Hamilton Col 12 Union College 10. Harvard 24 Brown 19. Lehigh 23 Bucknell 0. Navy 17 Syracuse 14. NY Tech 22 Stony Brook St 14. Penn State 35 North Carolina St 3. Rochester 28 Tufts 14. Rutgers 14 Holy Cross 13. Temple 17 William & Mary 13. Williams Col 31 Amherst 14. Yale 10 Princeton 6. Franklin & Marshall 30 Muhlenberg 13. Iona College 35 Pace College 12.
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Cougars Crush Squires in High-Scoring 129-109 Win
Charlotte AP Larry Miller led the Carolina Cougars with 31 points as they routed the Virginia Squires 129-109 in a standout ABA scoring night on Saturday.
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Toledo Extends Winning Streak to 33 Games
Toledo University Rockets thrashed Marshall 43-0 in Huntington to extend the nation's longest winning streak to 33 games. Backup quarterback led scoring early as star QB Chuck Ealey sat out most of the game with a throwing arm injury.
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Colorado Blisters OSU 40-6
Sophomore tailback Charlie Davis ran for 342 yards, a Big Eight single game record, helping Colorado rout Oklahoma State 40-6. Davis joined Colorado’s 1 000 yard season club, surpassing Byron White’s 1937 mark. he also set a Big Eight single game rushing record, with Cliff Branch catching two early touchdowns in a penalty filled game.
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Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
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Michigan State
Cliff Branch
Arkansas Nips SMU for SWC Victory on Morton Sparks Rally
Dickey Morton rushed 42 yards on two draw plays to set up Jon Richardson's two yard TD with 5:53 left, lifting Arkansas to an 18-13 win over SMU. Richardson had been benched earlier, and Morton added 26 and 16 yard runs. Arkansas improves to 4-1-1 in SWC, second place behind Texas. SMU drops to 2-3 in conference play.
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Southern Methodist
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Richardson
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SMU
Citadel Edges Furman in Wild Southern Conference Clash
Citadel defeats Furman 35-33 as Tony Cicoria stops a two point try late after Furman's 50 yard drive in the final 2:50. Jon Hall for Citadel runs for 141 yards in his 1000th yard season. Citadel improves to 7-3, 3-2 in league. Furman falls to 4-5-1, 2-3.
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Tony Cicoria
Furman
John DeLeo
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Blake Carlyle
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Citadel
Bulldogs
Steve Crislip
Bulldog
Jon Hall
Lyons Lift LSU Past Mississippi in SEC Clash
Jackson Mississippi AP Lyons Dantin runs 59 yards to open scoring and Paul Lyons adds two short TD strikes as LSU builds a 28 3 victory over Mississippi State. Lyons rushes 13 yards for the first half TD and LSU pulls away after halftime.
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Florida Defeats Kentucky In SEC Victory
Florida beat Kentucky 35-24 in Gainesville as Carlos Alvarez caught a 56 yard touchdown pass and set an SEC career receptions record with 164 catches. John Reaves threw three touchdowns and ran for one, moving past 7,000 passing yards. Tommy Durrance helped spark a comeback as Florida recovered from a rough season to reach 3-7.
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Late Iowa Spree Defeats Missouri in Big Eight Clash
Iowa State turned a tight contest with three fourth quarter touchdowns to beat Missouri 45-17 in Ames. The Cyclones improved to 6-3 overall and 3-3 in the conference after losses to Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Northwestern Upsets Ohio State 14-10 for Big Ten Title Shot
Greg Strunk returned a kickoff 93 yards and Randy Anderson scored from one yard in the fourth period to give Northwestern a 14-10 upset over Ohio State. The loss drops Ohio State to 5-2 in conference play while Michigan seals the title at 7-0.
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Greg Strunk
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Ohio State
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Trojans Clinch Narrow Win Over Huskies
Southern California edged Washington 13-12 as Alonzo Thomas intercepted a pass at the Huskies 40 and set up Mike Rae's 28 yard field goal. USC grabbed an early lead with a 34 yard kick after a blown play and Washington answered with a 66 yard return and a 21 yard TD pass from Sixkiller to Brady.
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Sonny
Mike ‘Rae
Southern California
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Manfred Moore
Cal Jones
Cal
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Falcons Crush Tulsa Threat
Air Force defeated Tulsa 17 7 as Steve Heil intercepted a pass and returned 37 yards for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Tulsa had an 80 yard scoring drive in the third led by Todd Starks with Ed White scoring from the one.
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Okla
Air Force
Tulsa University
Steve Heil
Todd Starks
Ed White
West Virginia Tops VMI 28 3 in solid ground game
West Virginia improves to 7 3 by grinding out a 28 3 victory over VMI. Reserve back Brian Chiles scores once and creates three more with runs and setups. Galiffa adds sneaks leading the Mountaineers while David Morris returns an interception for a score.
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Brian Chiles
West Virginia
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Mountaineers
David Morris
Galiffa
Mac Bowman
Tech Alive: Barnes Runs Raiders Past South Baylor 27 0
Sophomore quarterback Joe Barnes sparked Texas Tech with two rushing touchdowns as the Red Raiders shut out South Baylor 27 to 0 in Lubbock. Barnes powered the offense and led the team to the decisive victory.
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Pro Schedule NFL Games Set in BST Time
The schedule lists 14 games with kickoff times in BST across Sunday and a national Monday night game. Notable matchups include Buffalo at New England and Philadelphia at Dallas, along with Cincinnati at Denver and New Orleans at San Francisco.
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