Dulin and Robb Shine in State Championship Heroics
Darian Dulin credited Brian Robb for a standout effort as Lawrence High clung to a late lead in the Class 6A state title game against Washburn Rural. With 42 seconds left, Dulin leaped to break up a fourth and four pass from Mark Longhofer, preserving the Lions’ edge and sealing a dramatic finish.
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LHS Football Clinches Fourth Straight Title in Thriller
Steve Walker recalls a scary moment as Darian made a key play. LHS won 23-19 at Memorial Stadium to secure an undefeated season and become the first large-class program to win four straight titles. Robb vows comeback, praising the team’s resilience and history.
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Elway-less Broncos fall to Raiders 24 0
The Los Angeles Raiders shut out the AFC West leading Broncos 24-0 as Denver quarterback absence by John Elway left Tommy Maddox unable to move the offense. Eric Dickerson topped 100 rushing yards for the Raiders and Jay Schroeder threw three touchdowns.
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Unspecified college football rankings update and game logs
Multiple college football polls receiving votes list, players and team names, and game-by-game rushing passing and receiving stats across several NFL and college matches. Key figures include Bus-Davis, Christie, Metcalf, Salisbury, Gannon, Young, Rice, and Green Bay versus Chicago. detailed box scores and yardage are interwoven with team names like Minnesota, Cleveland, Houston, Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Philadelphia.
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Aggies Slip in Poll After Win as Seminoles Lead
The Associated Press poll shows Texas A&M, 11-0, dropping from No. 3 to No. 4 as Florida State, 9-1, gains ground despite FSU idle. A&M beat Texas Christian 37-10 while Florida State did not play. Kansas and Wake Forest fell out of the Top 25. Miami holds No. 1 after beating Syracuse 16-10.
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