Nuggets 124 Bullets 109 in Denver rout
Denver posted 124 to Washington 108 in a high scoring game. Strong early scoring by English and Cooper highlighted the Nuggets while Bullets fight back with key baskets from Jones and Hogues. Washington committed several penalties and defensive miscues as Denver pulled away late.
Nuggets topple Bullets 124 109 in Washington meeting
Denver used sharpshooting and a strong team effort to defeat Washington 124 109. Jay Vincent scored 33 points on 15 of 20 shooting after being traded from the Bullets, while Michael Adams added 10 assists as Alex English and Lafayette Lever led the Nuggets. The Bullets, who had acquired Vincent and Adams in November, were hampered by injuries to Darrell Walker and the absence of Mark Alarie. Catledge led Washington with 27 points as the Bullets suffered a fourth straight loss.
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Auburn and Syracuse settle for Sugar Bowl tie
Auburn, the SEC champion, ends 9-1-2 after a 13-13 tie with Syracuse. McPherson passes 11 of 21 for 140 yards for Syracuse while Auburn’s Lyle and Wesling trade field goals and Jeff Burger connects for an 11-yard TD pass to Lawyer Tillman.
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Murphy's benching fuels Capitals win over Penguins
Washington veteran Larry Murphy scored and assisted on three plays as the Capitals beat Pittsburgh 5-3. Murphy, after a benching, credited the break for sharpening his play while helping Dave Christian, Mike Gartner, and Greg Adams set up goals in a division clash.
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Williams' Passing Leads Clemson Past Penn State in Citrus Bowl
Clemson rolled to a 35-10 Citrus Bowl win over Penn State as Rodney Williams threw for 214 yards and three Tracy Johnson rushing TDs. Clemson outgained PSU 499 to 289 yards, with a potent 285-yard rushing attack led by Johnson, Henderson, and Allen. Penn State, hampered by injuries and turnovers, finished 8-4 as Clemson improved to 10-2 and claimed bowl success under Danny Ford.
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Record-setting McManus powers Seminoles past Cornhuskers in Fiesta Bowl
Florida State quarterback Danny McManus threw a Fiesta Bowl record 275 passing yards and 51 attempts, guiding the No. 3 Seminoles to a 31-28 win over No. 5 Nebraska. McManus hit Ronald Lewis for a 15-yard TD with 3:07 left after a 97-yard drive sparked by Tyreese Knox’s fumble recovery. Nebraska, led by coach Tom Osborne, mounted a late surge but the Seminoles held on for the victory.
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