Schembechler wins first bowl with 23 6 victory
Michigan led by tailback Butch Woolfolk racked up 182 rushing yards and a touchdown as the fifth ranked Wolverines defeated Washington 23 6 in the Rose Bowl. Woolfolk earned Player of the Game honors after a sleep deprived week and a late comeback sealed the win for Bo Schembechler’s team.
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Bryant's experience pays off for Alabama in Cotton Bowl
Alabama coach Paul Bryant guided the ninth ranked Crimson Tide to a 30 2 victory over Baylor in the 45th Cotton Bowl Classic in Dallas. Don Jacobs passed 98 yards and Major Ogilvie rushed for 74 yards with a key one yard score. Alabama defense limited Baylor to 54 rushing yards and forced turnovers, securing Bryant's sixth straight bowl win and narrowing the gap to Amos Alonzo Stagg's national record. Baylor finished 10 2 as Alabama moved to 11 0 on the year in a dominant performance.
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Georgia star Walker shines in Sugar Bowl upset
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports on Herschel Walker, an 18 year old freshman from Wrightsville Georgia, starring for the top ranked Georgia Bulldogs in a 17 10 Sugar Bowl victory over Notre Dame. Walker carried 36 times for 150 yards and two touchdowns, saying a football isn’t heavy. He pledges to finish college and eye Olympic sprinting before pro football. The president and Rosalynn Carter attended, noting Walker’s extraordinary promise and the nation’s attention on his future.
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Bulldogs Top Irish In Bowl With Walker’s Two Scores
Georgia defeats Notre Dame 21 3 in a bowl game as Herschel Walker scores twice including a 1 yard dive and a 3 yard keeper. An opening Irish lead vanished after a key kickoff miscue and a fumble recovery by Chris Welton set up the decisive TDs. Notre Dame coach Dan Devine bowed out after six seasons.
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Pro cage report highlights Thursday wins and upcoming games
Thursday Houston defeated Utah 117 to 103 and Portland beat Denver 122 to 119 while Boston edged San Diego 88 85. Friday slate includes Indiana at Atlanta and New York at Detroit with multiple matchups across the league.
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NBA Scores: Rockets Jazz Trail Blazers Celtics
In a bulging box score night the Utah Jazz fell 117 to 103 to Houston as Dantley led Utah with 27 points. Denver and Portland traded blows 122 119 with McKinney and Issel pivotal for Denver while Portland’s bench paced a late run. Boston defeated San Diego 88 85 with Bird and Parish supplying key scoring as the Clippers fell short.
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Caponi Leads Spalding Invitational Pro-Am at Pebble Beach
Donna Caponi shot a 7 under 65 to become the first woman to lead a major men's tournament, stepping two strokes ahead of Harvie Ward at Pebble Beach as eight birdies and one bogey highlighted her round.
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Caponi
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Wyoming seeks coach who will stay long term
In Laramie, University of Wyoming launches a search after Pat Dye resigns to pursue Auburn. Dye mentored a 6-5 season, Wyoming’s first winning mark in four years, as fans hope for a coach committed to bowl bids and living in Laramie. Local officials and the legislature react to turnover and vow to push stability.
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Cheyenne
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