Hope routs Camden in 41 point victory on senior night
Hope Bobcats rolled past Camden Panthers 41-7 to clinch a 7-2 season record. Robie Boyd connected with Buddy Ingram for a 94 yard score and threw two more TD passes to Hart and Martin. Melvin Weston added a 37 yard run as Hope dominated after halftime and secured the win before finishing the season in Nashville.
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College football scores from various games and results
A compiled list of college football results across many schools from the Associated Press style, including Arkansas 42 over North Texas State 16, Texas 45 over Rice 9, Ohio State 28 over TCU 0, Oklahoma 52 over Kansas State 0, and numerous other matchups featuring Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida State, Miami, and many more. The data shows scores by team, opponent, and occasionally venue, reflecting a broad Saturday slate with multiple upsets and dominant performances.
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Longhorns crush Owls as Royal keeps train running
Texas routed Rice 45-9 in a Southwest Conference clash to seize early league lead at 3-0 and aim for a fifth consecutive SWC title. Coach Darrell Royal praised reduced turnovers and a defense generating takeaways as SMU and other SWC rivals battled through day games.
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Arkansas Routs North Texas State in Season Debut of Freshmen
Arkansas built a 35-0 lead, then gave playing time to freshmen as it rolled to a 42-16 victory over North Texas State. Joe Ferguson threw two TDs, Dickey Morton ran for 121 yards, and Marsh White stood out among nonstarters in the Razorbacks’ opener under coach Frank Broyles. Freshmen Yoder and Jordan showed potential on defense.
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Staubach Waiting in the Wings for Cowboys Lions Clash
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton starts tonight's nationally televised game against the Detroit Lions as the Cowboys seek a playoff spot. Roger Staubach, sidelined by a shoulder injury earlier, waits on the bench as Morton's performance could keep or alter the path to the postseason. Morton threw two late interceptions in a 2-10 loss to Washington last week, widening the gap in fan support for Staubach.
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Purple Gang Returns Stuns Packers in Central Showdown
The Minnesota Vikings beat the Green Bay Packers 27 13 as the Purple Gang’s defense forced four Scott Hunter interceptions and limited the Packers to 99 yards. Bud Grant hails the win as the best of the season while Carl Eller’s front four dominated. Detroit looms atop the division.
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Nets Rookie Chones Leads 100-68 Win Over Dallas Chaos
Jim Chones scored 20 points and grabbed 17 rebounds as the New York Nets routed Dallas 100-68 in ABA action. Carolina beat Memphis 110-105 and Indiana defeated San Diego 112-98. Detroit Pistons fired coach Earl Lloyd after a 130-118 loss to Houston. Ray Scott earned his first win by routing Portland 119-111 as Detroit trimmed a 9-point deficit in the final quarter led by Bob Lanier.
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