Mays Leads Browns Past Steelers In Narrow NFL Upset
In a tense Sunday clash, Browns backup David Mays filled in for the injured Brian Sipe to lift Cleveland 18 16 over Pittsburgh as Sipe left with a first half concussion. Other notable NFL injuries included Terry Bradshaw and Namath as five quarterbacks were sidelined.
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Mizzou Edges Kansas State in a Tough Escape
Missouri held off Kansas State 28 21 in a wind dominated game. James Taylor praised his opponent while K State’s Duane Howard exited with an injury and the Wildcats scored three first half touchdowns before fading in the second. Oklahoma State beat Kansas 21 14 and Nebraska defeated Colorado 24 12 as other Big Eight action. Texas Oklahoma war overshadowed by coach feuds as Switzer dismisses Royal accusations. Kansas’ Laverne Smith set a rushing record but fumbled on the play, while KU struggled with turnovers and penalties.
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Bell Rushes Toward 2000 Yard Benchmark In USC Win
USC star Rick Bell ran 347 yards on 51 carries to lift 11th ranked USC past Washington State 23 14 and reach 1 008 rushing yards in five games as he pursues the first 2000 yard season in college football history.
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