Lubbock Christian Tops Christ The King to Reach Invitational Final
Lubbock Christian High School defeated Christ The King 42 to advance to the finals of its Invitational Tournament. Quintana was held to two field goals and two free throws, while Joh Crisp pressured CTK, letting Bradlee Danshee’s 16 lead LCHS. Christ The King will face the ACHS-Seagraves winner for third place. Roosevelt, Plains, and Idalou also played in the event with Seagraves, Campbell, and Corder among top scorers in various semifinal and JV action.
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Sulin Corn
Ramie Intana
Trojans
Lubbock Christian
Abilene
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Christ King
Eagle
Joh Crisp
Christ the King
John O'Shea
Bradlee Danshee
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Plains
Frank Snead
Idalou
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Roose
Velt IV
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Brad We
David Corder
Corder
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Glen Campbell
Eagles
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David Taylor
Lowell Bridges
Kenny Jackson
Thalou
Western Hills Baptist Academy
Quarterbacks To Highlight Hula Bowl
HONOLULU AP A talented field of quarterbacks is set for today's Hula Bowl. East coach Bill Battle will start Dennis Franklin Condredge Holloway and Milt Holt to lead the offense, while Pat Haden and Stan Bartkowski share West signal calling. Gary Shiede of BYU withdrew with Fiesta Bowl injury. West coach Bill Yeaman plans a run pass option with Haden and Bartkowski, and Haden may target USC teammate John McKay. Anthony Davis may miss the game with bruised ribs, opening the door for Jim Upchurch and Willard Harrell to shoulder the West ground attack alongside Lawrence Williams.
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Honolulu
Bill Battle
Tennessee
Dennis Franklin
Michigan
Condredge Holloway
Milt Holt
Harvard
Southern California
Pat Haden
California
Stan Bartkowski
Brigham Young
Gary Shiede
Bill Yeaman
Houston
Operon
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Bartkowski
Yeoman
Trojan
John McKay
Haden-McKay
USC
Anthony Davis
Davis
Arizona
Jim Upchurch
Pacific
Willard Harrell
Texas Tech
Lawrence Williams
Wake Forest Upsets Top Team in Big Four Opener
Wake Forest led by sophomore Skip Brown with 25 points upset the No. 1 NC State 83-78 in Greensboro. Phil Spence scored 22 for NC State, while David Thompson fouled out with 33 seconds left as Wake Forest built a late four point cushion and held on.
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N.C
Wake Forest
Skip Brown
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Duke
Phil Spence
N.C. States
David Thompson
Friday Scorecard Basketball Results and Scores
An archive style recap lists numerous college and high school basketball scores from Friday. Notable results include Cleveland 85 over Philadelphia 100, Kansas City 11 over Detroit, Buffalo 92 over Chicago 126, Arizona 62 over Texas Tech, Houston 108 over Hawaii, Baylor 12 over Wake Forest 82, Virginia 79 over Texas, and St. Joseph 68 over Quinnipiac.
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Kansas
Detroit
Buffalo
Chicago
Proems
Lita Kentucks
Virginia
Arizona
Texas ‘Tech
Houston
Hawaii
SL Mary's
Wiley
Oklahoma
State
Baylor
Southwest
Texase
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Caroling
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Baker
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Quinnipiac
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Wilkes
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Central Miseret
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Park
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Avim
State Col. Ark
Baptist
Faul'st
Nationally Ranked UA Unit Nips Tech In Overtime 62 61
In a tight overtime duel, Fleming scored 13 for Arizona as Newton’s 17 footer tied it late. Elliott added key baskets and fouls while Gordy pulled 12 rebounds, Fleming 11, as Arizona edged Tech 62 61 in a late dramatic finish. Bailey contributed 15 in the second half for Tech.
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Texas Tech
Mark Davis
Arizona
The
Wild
Bob Elliott
Red Raiders
Gary Davis
Tech
Fleming
Newton
Davis
Wildcats
Bryan Mauk
Gilbert Myles
Ime
Johnson
Len Gordy
Bailey
Oklahoma Wins AP Championship Nod in Final Polls
The Oklahoma Sooners earn the national title as final regular-season poll ranks place them first ahead of Alabama and Ohio State. Michigan and Notre Dame follow, with Auburn, Penn State, Nebraska, and Maryland rounding out the top ten. Final notes mention bowl outcomes and second ten placements.
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Associated Press
Sooners
Alabama
Notre Dame
Switzer
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Penn State
Auburn
Nebraska
Miami
Ohio
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Maryland
Tennessee
Texas
North Carolina State
Michigan State
Baylor
Florida
Texas A&m
Mississippi State
Houston
Brigham Young
Arizona
Pitt
Wisconsin
Jayton Hoops Sparks Closest Drama In Area Cagers
In Jayton tournament play Friday night local teams battled for berths. Muleshoe and Tulsa led by standout scorers faced Friona and Olton as Olton and Muleshoe girls won to reach the championship bracket. Jayton hosts the decisive games with Rule and Patton Springs vying for night’s title.
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Muleshoe
Kake Muleshoe
Friona
Gene Strickland
Lockney
Strickland
Tony Gross
Olten
Farwell
Olton
Susie Culwell
Terri Patterson
Amanda Mason
Sarah Patterson
Sharon Boothe
Kevin Workman
Crosbyton
Sam Farris
Steve Stevens
Motley County
Benny Hancock
Layton
Spur
Patton Springs
Jayton
Hoon
Rule
Knox
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