Scoring Decides Tight Basketball Showdown
Florida beat Kentucky 78 to 75 in a close board contest. Louisville toppled Dayton 96 to 8 as Tulane outgunned Davidson 93 to 89 and Mississippi State defeated LSU 98 to 84. New Orleans edged Citadel 97 to 87 with North Carolina stopping NYU 95 to 58.
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Florida becomes SEC basketball favorite after beating Kentucky
Florida rises to the league’s top perch after beating Kentucky 78-75 on Kentucky’s home floor. Kentucky slips to 2-3 in conference play, marking three straight home losses and ending a 37 year span without a sub .500 start under Adolph Rupp.
Don Coryell Withdraws From Arizona Coaching Bid
Don Coryell, then San Diego State football coach, withdrew Sunday from consideration for the Arizona job and said he would keep his current position.
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Stofa Delivers Miami Comeback Victory Over Houston
Quarterback John Stofa, signed after injuries depleted Miami's depth, threw four TDs and connected with Joe Auer for the clincher in the final 38 seconds as the Dolphins upset the Pathers 29 28. Houston finished 3 11, worst in club history, after Trull's three TD passes. 20 000 fans remained to witness the dramatic finish.
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Eddie Gottlieb Remains East Rep for Warriors
Eddie Gottlieb of Philadelphia, founder of the National Basketball Association, continues as eastern representative for the San Francisco Warriors, keeping a key leadership role in the league.
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Jesuit dominates 1-AA all conference selections in district honors
Jesuit led the 1-AA all conference team with Coach of the Year C Brocato and star Tony Rinaudo. Louis Cascio and his brother Tommy anchored the defensive unit, joined by teammate Gary Williams. J-H's Randy Phillips and Rodney Mize highlighted J-H selections with Mize as top scorer.
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Bayou Holiday Classic Highlights Gulf States Action
Southwestern Louisiana hosts the Bayou Holiday Classic with Nicholls State East Texas and Southern Mississippi. McNeese and USL won non conference games while Northwestern State and Nicholls lost. Results include McNeese 89 72 Ouachita Baptist USL 88 72 Texas Louisiana Tech 65 63 Delta State 64 62 Belhaven Nicholls.
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