Notre Dame Rout Army 35 0 in South Bend Rivalry Clobbers Cadets
Notre Dame third ranked powered by Terry Hanratty passing eight to Jim Seymour for 143 yards and five first half scores raced to a 35-0 victory over Army in South Bend. The Irish outgained Army 251 yards in 31 plays and sent subs in after building a big lead. Cadets extended no threats as Notre Dame sealed its third win of the season while Army dropped to four starts without a win.
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Joe Azzaro
John Peduto
Nebraska Trounces Wisconsin
Nebraska rode a key punt block by Wayne Meylan in the third quarter to turn the play into a touchdown and surged past Wisconsin as the unbeaten Cornhuskers rolled to victory.
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Nebraska Romps 31 3 over Badgers on fumble return play
Nebraska defeats Wisconsin 31 to 3 as Wayne Kostka recovers a Wilson fumble to spark a late first half surge. Meylan and the Huskers cap off drives with key scores including a block and a field goal while Wisconsin struggle with penalties and a stalled drive.
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Bulldogs Outlast Ole Miss in Rough SEC Victory
In a defensive slog at Athens, Georgia edged Mississippi State 93 to 0. Georgia’s secondary slowed Ole Miss as Terry Sell and a tough pass defense fueled the win in front of about 45 200 fans.
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East Carolina thunders past Davidson 40 to 7 in conference rout
East Carolina sophomore George Gay scored three touchdowns and added a passing TD in a 40-7 Southern Conference win over Davidson. The performance spurred a high yardage game that shattered the old school rushing and passing records.
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Baylor Ends Arkansas’s Long Win Streak On 7–0 Upset
Baylor defeats fifth ranked Arkansas 7–0 in Fayetteville snapping the Razorbacks 24 game regular season win streak. Terry Southall throws the game winning 21 yard TD to Bobby Green with 4:48 left as Baylor’s defense stifles Arkansas in steady rain.
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Greg Pipes
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Tommie Burnett
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Spartans Dominate Michigan In clash at East Lansing
The No. 1 ranked Spartans defeated Michigan 20 to 7 in a high stakes Big Ten showdown at East Lansing. Michigan mounted a late challenge but could not overcome the early scoring by Michigan State.
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Michigan State Beats Michigan in Record Spartan Stadium Crowd
Michigan State and Michigan battled in a Big Ten clash before a record 78,833 at Spartan Stadium. Raye scored on a left end run and Apisa sparked MSU with a 49 yard pass and a later 80 yard drive as the Spartans built a 20-0 lead before key penalties and turnovers shaped the rest of the game.
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Surprise Longhorns Field Goals Fuel Sooners Victory
Oklahoma defeats Texas 18-9 in Dallas to remain undefeated and untied in three games. Mike Vachon kicked four field goals to break an eight year scoring drought, with a 31 and a 43 yard boot as part of a key drive. Shotts added a 5 yard TD during a third quarter surge. Texas, with eight straight wins entering, no longer led at any point and scored late in the fourth to pull within six. The crowd of 75,504 watched a thriller after halftime.
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Historic college football clash sets record in 61st meeting
Texas led briefly on a 25 yard field goal by David Conaway before Oklahoma sophomore quarterback Bob Warmack connected on a 35 yard pass to Ron Shotts. The game featured 20 and 41 yard plays to reach a record-setting milestone in the series.
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