Pro Grid Standings and Weekend Schedule Overview
Pro Grid shows St Louis 20 over New York Giants 13 in Saturday action. Sunday games include Cincinnati at Atlanta and Washington at Cleveland at 1 pm, with multiple 1 pm and later starts across teams such as San Francisco at New England and Baltimore at New York Jets.
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Bruins Rally Past Cal 28-14 in Pac-8 Clash
UCLA, ranked 19th, beat California 28-14 as QB John Sciarra ran for two scores and threw for another. The Bruin defense, against a potent Bears offense averaging over 437 yards, clamped down in the third and fourth periods to seal the Pac-8 win in Los Angeles.
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Georgia Rallies Past Kentucky 21 13 in SEC Comeback
Ray Goff scored a touchdown and created the other on a second half turnover spree as Georgia overcame Kentucky 21 to 13 in an SEC clash. The Bulldogs erased a halftime deficit and tied the game before pulling away in Athens.
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Auburn Beats Florida State Football Thriller
Auburn rallied from a second half deficit to beat Florida State 17-14 in Tallahassee. Rick Neel returned a 92-yard kickoff for the Tigers and Mitzi Jackson's late running sealed the win for Auburn.
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New Mexico Rips Arizona in high-scoring upset
Steve Myer threw a school record four touchdown passes to lift New Mexico to a 44-34 upset of previously unbeaten 13th ranked Arizona in Tucson. New Mexico built a 20-7 halftime lead as Arizona’s late passing surge failed to close the gap.
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Cardinals Top Giants As Gray Catches Two TDs
Mel Gray caught two touchdown passes and Jim Bakken extended his field goal streak to 10 as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 20-13. Gray opened scoring with a 1-yard TD from Terry Metcalf and sealed the win with a late 7-yard grab. Bakken added 37 and 40-yard field goals, while Craig Morton and Ray Rhodes connected for the Giants’ first score and Morton later found Walker Gillette for another. Norm Thompson sealed the victory with an interception with 15 seconds left.
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Navy Upsets Pitt in 17-0 College Football Upset
Navy defeated 17th-ranked Pittsburgh 17-0 as Chet Moeller forced a fumble and intercepted a late pass while Gerry Goodwin rushed 109 yards and scored, lifting Navy to 5-2. Meanwhile Chattanooga beat Western Carolina 27-6 as Doug Elstad ran for 81 yards and a TD and Jim Elstad threw another score.
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Raiders Surge Past Mustangs in SWC Duel
In Lubbock Texas Tech quarterback Tommy Duniven connected on a touchdown pass to Ricky Bates as the Red Raiders rolled past Southern Methodist 87 to 20 to end a four game losing streak in a Friday night Southwest Conference clash.
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Illini upset 16th ranked Michigan State 21 19 on late rally
East Lansing Michigan AP Kurt Steger sparked Illinois with three second half TD passes including a fake field goal strike. Illinois built a 21 13 lead as Michigan State fought back but failed a two point conversion in the final minutes.
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Mountaineers rally to beat Hokies on field goal
West Virginia University trailed Virginia Tech 7-0 before a 20 yard field goal by Bill McKenzie put WVU ahead 10-7 early in the third quarter. The Mountaineers then held the Gobblers scoreless the remainder of the game.
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Lenoir Rhyne Tops Mars Hill in SC Football Clash
In Mars Hill, Mike Everett threw two TDs for 187 yards to lift Lenoir Rhyne over Mars Hill 36 23. The Bears were outrushed 306 to 179 but totaled 317 passing yards. Chip Sheffield had 185 receiving yards on seven catches and Randy Britton 117 yards on eight grabs with a TD.
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North Texas Upsets Tennessee Behind 98 Yard Kickoff Return
In Knoxville, underdog North Texas State shocked Tennessee 21 14 as Sears Woods returned a fourth quarter kickoff 98 yards for a TD after a 14 14 tie. Earlier Wood scored from three and Burkholder’s tackle set up the go ahead score as NTST upset the Volunteers. Pennsylvania topped Princeton 24 20 as Bob Graustein and Jack Wixsted combined for 345 yards and three touchdowns.
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Gamecocks Fall At LSU 24-6 In Baton Rouge
LSU defeated South Carolina 24-6 as tailback Terry Robiskie scored twice in an 11 second third quarter burst. SC fumbled three times and had three interceptions while Jeff Grantz led a late 83 yard drive for a 23 yard TD connection to Philip Logan.
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Georgia Tech Rout Tulane Behind Myers Ground Game
Georgia Tech beat Tulane 23-0 as Danny Myers rushed for over 100 yards and scored twice, leading a powerful rushing attack that still fell short of its season average. Tech drove 58 yards for a first quarter field goal by E C Whealler and 89 yards for a 7 yard Myers TD early in the second quarter, aided by Tulane turnovers that produced easier scores.
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Missouri Tops Kansas State in Big Eight clash
Missouri, ranked 15th, routed understaffed Kansas State 35-3. Curt Brown, filling for injured Tony Galbreath, scored twice on a first starting assignment, including a six yard TD to finish an 82-yard drive after Kansas State led 3-0.
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