Razorbacks stunned as Texas routs Arkansas 44 to 3
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said his team was shocked out of the game after Texas built a 20-0 lead in the third quarter. Roosevelt Leaks rushed for 209 yards and two touchdowns, while Jim Moore's 73 yard punt return helped Texas pull away. Broyles praised Texas center Bill Wyman and noted missed Arkansas tackles on key plays as the Razorbacks dropped to 2-1 in SWC play.
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Rice author denies charges in SWC probe over 1971 season
Giles Tippette, author of Saturday's Children, claims Rice officials misstate his book about the 1971 Rice football team. He alleges star Rodrigo Barnes received loans and tickets from a department staffer, which Rice denies. SWC investigator Cliff Speegle says transactions are serious and under scrutiny. Bale and Speegle say Tippette admitted not personally seeing the transactions.
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Rams Stop Packers as Dryer Notches Two Safeties
The Rams defeated the Packers 24 7 elevating Los Angeles to 60 on the season while Fred Dryer became the first NFL player to record two safeties in a game. The win sets up a Battle of Unbeatens against Minnesota with NFC Central lead at stake. Other scores include Miami over Buffalo 51 4 2 Washington over St Louis 31 13 Dallas over New York Giants 45 28 and more results across the league.
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Nets rout Stars as Kenan shines in big win
Nets rookie Larry Kenan avoided foul trouble to lead a 114-94 rout of the Utah Stars. Kenan had 18 points and 19 rebounds as New York earned its fourth straight win and tied Kentucky for first in the ABA East. Pacers outlasted the Conquistadors 112-106 in double overtime.
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