College Scores Saturday's College Football Results
College scores show wide action across conferences with dozens of games. Notable outcomes include East Amherst, Boston University, and Dartmouth win margins, while traditional powerhouses like Michigan, Ohio State, and Texas post decisive victories in varied settings. The slate features major programs and small colleges alike, highlighting postseason implications and conference standings.
Cards Stand Alone In Unbeaten Ranks
St Louis Cardinals remain the NFL’s only undefeated team after a 31 27 victory over the Oilers. Jim Hart threw two TD passes to Earl Thomas, Don Coryell praised maximum effort, while Houston’s Pastori ni paced the Oilers with 354 yards. Detroit later beat Minnesota 20 16 ending the Vikings perfect run.
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Don Coryell
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San Diego State
Jim Hart
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George Amundson
Hart
Earl Thomas
Mike Montgomery
Dan Paastorini
Skip Butler
Jim Otis
University of Houston
Jim Bakken
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Bill Munson
Ron Jessie
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Sam Cunningham
Joe Ferguson
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Paul Seymour
O.J. Simpson
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James Harris
Mexico Bulldogs win Mid-State Conference girls tennis title
In Jefferson City the Mexico girls tennis team captured the Mid-State Conference meet, finishing first in eight of nine flights to top Helias Waynesville Fulton Rolla. Jene O Connor and Sharon Farrah led singles and doubles wins as coach Ellen Wilson lauded team depth ahead of district play. The Bulldogs head to Columbia Hickman Tuesday then Rock Bridge Thursday.
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Mary Ferrugia
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Sharon Farrah
Patty Loesing
Rolla &0
Lisa Hemmel
Marianne Graue
Lynn Tracy
Ann Barrack
Tonya Cockrell
Evelyn Irizarry
Kathy Mackey
Hellos
Diane Young
Ashton-Baxter
Colb-Mackey
Grace-Young
NorCal Thunderbirds rout Westran 36–8 to stay in league chase
North Callaway, led by Jim Krampe and Rusty Wilson, amassed 403 rushing yards and four of the first five scores in a 36–8 victory over Westran. Krampe had 181 yards on 17 carries and Wilson added two rushing touchdowns as NorCal moved to 3-2-1 overall and 1-1 in Lewis & Clark play, one game behind Paris and Salisbury.
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Kirk Lawson
T-Birds
Westran
Wilson
NorCal
Lawson
Bill Dunn
Gary Uebinger
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Chuck Jones
Southern Cal
Anthony Davis
Chris Limahela
David Walker
Texas Aggies
TCU
Ronnie Hubby
Texas Tech
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Wildcats
Curtis Jordan
Randy Olson
Red Raiders
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Mike Voight
Chris Kupec
Boom-Boom Betterson
N.C. State
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Tom Shuman
Syracuse
Nebraska
Dave Humm
Kansas
Florida
Florida State
Don Gaffney
Alvis Darby
Tony Green
Arizona State
Dennis Sproul
Sun Devils
Utah
Texas
Earl Campbell
Longhorns
Confidence Key In Dolphin Rally
Miami quarterback Bob Griese rallied the Dolphins with late-yard gains in a 9-3 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Fullback Larry Csonka scored the winning touchdown with 17 seconds left as Griese, under boos, completed 11 of 25 passes for 120 yards and three interceptions amid a shaky aerial showing.
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Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Griese
Larry Csonka
Don Shula
Kansas City
Chiefs
Dolphins
Jan Stenerud
Mike Livingston
Jake Scott
Upset-filled week ends with top teams rolling in college football
The AP Top Twenty mostly held, as Ohio State and Oklahoma won big while North Carolina State, Arizona, and Kansas fell to unranked and ranked rivals. Oklahoma's Joe Washington ran for 200 yards four TDs, and Archie Griffin set Big Ten rushing records as Ohio State and Michigan also won.
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John Jardine
Bill Mallory
Lee Corso
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Corso
Big Ten
Steve Owens
Joe Washington
Sooners
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Dennis Franklin
Greg DenBoer
Wolverines
Chuck Heater
Gordon Bell
Willie Shelby
Calvin Culliver
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