Major Colleges Sports Scores From AP Ban Amped
A sweeping list of college football results shows top programs. Numerous schools posted varied scores including Harvard 45 over Columbia 30 and Penn State 39 over West Virginia 55, with Southeast conferences and regional teams like Yale, Brown, Delaware, Tulane, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Notre Dame, and multiple state universities noting wins and losses across the day.
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Metcalf Top Priority For Redskins In St Louis Game
Washington facing a tough challenge as Terry Metcalf and Jim Otis lead a strong Cardinals backfield. Washington plans to contain Metcalf while guarding against Hart’s passing to Earl Thomas and Mel Gray. Fischer’s status looms as a late decision, and Cardinal versatility keeps Washington’s defense busy tonight at RFK Stadium.
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Bearcats surge but coach wary after fast start
Northwest Missouri wins fifth straight 31 46 over Lincoln in MIAA opener. Coach Gladden Dye cites balanced 317 yards offense and 100 yards allowed as signs of improvement but warns of upcoming tough games against Central Missouri State Southwest Missouri State and Southeast Missouri. Other results include Wayne State rout of Northeast Missouri and Iowa-based setups.
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