Deacons edge Wolfpack in hard fought road game
James McDougald led the Deacons with 66 rushing yards on eight carries and set up a field goal to seal a 15 point fourth quarter rally. Wake Forest held off North Carolina State as Evans and Johnson sparked two long drives, with McDougald scoring and contributing 14 rushing yards.
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Multiple college grid scores across 20xx season
A dense list of football scores from various colleges and universities. Teams include Georgia, Kentucky, Oregon State, Maryland, Towson, Albany State, Central State, Morris Brown, Fairmont, Edinboro, Hampden Sydney, North Carolina Central, Elizabeth City, Salisbury, Fordham? Trenton State, Shepherd, West Virginia Wesleyan, Fisk, Wabash, Washington College, Tulane, Elon, Fayetteville, Southwestern, West Kentucky, East Carolina, Southern Mississippi, Livingstone, Florida, Notre Dame, Army, Rutgers, Shippensburg, St. Lawrence, Ithaca, Wagner, Gettysburg, Westminster, Maine, Boston College, Texas, Army, Lafayette, Clarion, Syracuse, Juniata, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Kutztown, Lycoming, Moravian, North Park, Dubuque, Rose-Hulman, Benedictine, Lakeland, Ouachita? Oklahoma State, Air Force, Wyoming, Santa Clara, Fresno?
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Tar Heels edge Gators in late rally in Chapel Hill
North Carolina built a 17-7 lead as Menapace connected with Brooks Williams for two touchdowns and Billy Johnson scored after a fumble recovery. Florida rallied with Jimmy Fisher, Chandler, and Wilder scoring, but UNC held on for a 31-19 win when Purdue capped the day with a 31-19 upset of Northwestern.
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Logan Leads Ohio State in 49-21 Win Over Michigan State
Ohio State dominated Michigan State 49-21 in a Big Ten opener as Jeff Logan scored three rushing touchdowns and had a fourth negated by a penalty. Logan, Fate Johnson, and Rod Gerald combined for 315 yards and six rushing touchdowns, with Logan adding a 68 yard punt return. Johnson extended his career TD total to 41 as the Buckeyes built a 42-7 advantage by midgame.
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Pirates Rally Past Expos 4-3 In Tight NL East Chase
Richie Hebner scored the go ahead unearned run in the fourth as the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Montreal Expos 4-3. Jerry Reuss earned his 13th win with seven innings of work, while Steve Rogers took the loss for Montreal after allowing all four Pittsburgh runs.
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Oklahoma Pounds Vanderbilt in season opener 24-3
Dean Blevins leads Oklahoma to three second half scores after a slow start as the Sooners defeat Vanderbilt 24-3 in Nashville. Oklahoma’s defense shines while special teams set up two first half fumbles and Elvis Peacock Horace Ivory and a late field goal cap the win.
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Michigan Pats 40-27 Wisconsin in Big Ten opener
Michigan led 23-0 after the first quarter and held on for a 40-27 victory over Wisconsin. Harlan Huckleby scored three touchdowns and Rich Leach tossed two scoring passes to Jim Smith. Wisconsin, led by quarterback Mike Carroll, fought back with two TD passes and multiple threats, but Michigan's defense held in the final periods before a 101,347 crowd at Michigan Stadium.
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Concepcion's three-run double lifts Reds past Giants
In San Francisco, Dave Concepcion delivered a three-run double in the eighth inning to erase a 5-4 Giants lead as Cincinnati Reds beat San Francisco 8-5. Bill Plummer and Joel Youngblood singled, Pete Rose walked, loading the bases before Concepcion's key hit off Gary LaVelle. Tony Perez added a ninth inning homer for Cincinnati.
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