Hill ties career day as Maryland routs Duke in ACC showdown
Maryland quarterback Shaun Hill threw for 323 yards and a career high 105 rushing yards with three total touchdowns to lift the Terrapins to a 5-0 ACC record and a No 10 AP ranking. He blossomed in Friedgen's complex offense, connecting on 26 of 32 passes and showing poise after weeks of adjustment. Duke was unable to match Maryland’s balance as receivers and option plays opened routes and space for Hill.
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Paterno ties Bryant with 323rd win in upset over Northwestern
Penn State coach Joe Paterno matched Bear Bryant with his 323rd Division I-A victory after a 38-35 upset of Northwestern. Freshman Zack Mills threw a late TD pass in a comeback as Penn State totaled 501 yards and avoided a rough start to the season.
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Amore College 45 Pte Bracken 4 40 SV ee
A jumble of OCR text shows names, numbers, and stray words likely from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. The fragmentary lines reference people such as Bracken and Amore College, mixed with odds and ends like locations, dates, and scores, but no coherent event or narrative emerges. The readable items suggest a catalog or directory snippet rather than a single news item.
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Maryland Clings to No. 10 in AP Poll With Miami Leads
The AP Top 25 shows Miami at No. 1 with 47 first place votes after a 5-0 start, while No. 2 Oklahoma and No. 3 Nebraska also won. UCLA slips to No. 4 after beating California 56-17. Virginia Tech rises to No. 5 and Maryland falls, yet remains at No. 10 with a 7-0 record.
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