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Highlights include 1968 Houston's 49 point fourth quarter in a 100 6 rout of Tulsa amid injuries. 1984 Doug Flutie throws for 472 yards guiding Boston College past Miami 47 45 with a last second TD. 1986 Bernie Kosar 414 yards two TDs in Browns 37 31 OT win over Steelers. 1991 Tony Sands 396 yards 58 carries four TDs as Kansas tops Missouri 53 29. 1996 Iowa State Troy Davis 2000 yard pace first in Division I A with 225 yards in loss to Kansas State fin ishes with 2185 yards.
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Tiger Woods shot 68 in round two amid putting woes at the Dunlop Phoenix Open. He trails leader Kaname Yokoo by eight as Yokoo blasts to 11 under with six birdies and no bogeys. Defending champ David Duval sits seven back after a 69.
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