Liberty Bowl pits NC State against Kansas in 1973 game
MEMPHIS, Tenn. AP The Liberty Bowl selected North Carolina State and Kansas to meet on December 17. NC State coach Lou Holtz hailed his Wolfpack after a 21-3 win over Duke, signaling a potential ACC crown with a Wake Forest matchup looming. Kansas, 6-3-1, aims to rebound after a loss to Oklahoma, while Bowl president Rip Rowan praised the matchup.
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National Grid Title At Stake This Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press notes a busy slate as top college teams vie for national and conference titles. Notre Dame hosts Air Force, Alabama meets LSU in Baton Rouge, Oklahoma and Nebraska chase conference crowns, while Ohio State and Michigan clash for the Big Ten and UCLA faces USC for the Pac-8 title in Los Angeles.
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Elon To Host Playoff Tilt In Carolinas Conference Title Win
Elon College, finishing 11-0 and claiming the Carolinas Conference crown, earned a berth in the NATA Division I Playoffs. A. O. Duer named Elon, Langston of Oklahoma, Abilene Christian, and Wisconsin La Crosse to the four playoff spots with La Crosse slated to host Elon in Burlington, North Carolina, on December 1.
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Shrine Bowl Selections Named for South Carolina Team
Thirty five SC high school football stars were named to represent the Palmetto team in the 37th Shrine Bowl in Charlotte on Dec 1. Head coach is Dick Singleton of Daniel High. Roster includes players from Woodruff, Spartanburg, Greer, Swansea, Pageland, and Columbia among others. squad expanded to 35 from 33 with two specialists added.
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Randle issues bowl ultimatum after 49 14ECU win
East Carolina coach Sonny Randle delivered a tough ultimatum amid a 49 14 victory over Appalachian State that left the Pirates at 9 2 and awaiting Tangerine Bowl decision by a looming deadline. He warned the Tangerine Bowl must respond tonight or the Pirates may withdraw.
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