North-South star show prompts doubts on NFL draft value
In the North-South college seniors all star game the South led by Foreman and the North by Ferguson split the action with Foreman amassing 83 rushing yards and 60 receiving yards but coughing up two fourth quarter fumbles. Ferguson scored but faced questions about blocking and consistency. North and South quarterbacks struggled with accuracy as defenses dominated and a late McCall run secured the North’s 10-7 edge after Foreman fumbled.
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High School Tournament Schedules Across Iowa Regions
Weekend brackets show pairings for Independence Starmont Mashua Waukón Turkey Valley New Hampton Waverly Fredericksburg La Porte City Wapsie Valley and more. Friday night games feature St. John Independence, Edco and South Winn among others with consolation and championship rounds over the weekend.
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UCLA Remains No 1 in AP Poll With 51-Game Win Streak
The Associated Press ranks UCLA undefeated and undisputed atop the college basketball poll after extending their winning streak to 51 and sweeping all 25 first place votes. Maryland Marquette NC State Minnesota and Long Beach State follow in the top six as the Bruins hold 500 points.
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One Smooth Ride Through NFL Playoffs Ends in Super Bowl VII
Washington and Dallas survived near-misses while Pittsburgh and Miami delivered dramatic wins. Bradshaw’s last-second TD setup a Steelers upset theory as Fr anco Harris ran 42 yards for the winner. The Dolphins extended to 14 straight wins before Morrall Kiick led a late surge to beat Cleveland. The Cowboys rallied to topple San Francisco after Staubach’s late TD passes. The Redskins noneventful win over Green Bay capped a weekend of decisive playoff outcomes. The winners head to Super Bowl VII in Los Angeles.
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Seasons end and coaching changes noted in Iowa and Northwestern
The Iowa Conservation Commission sets trapping and small game seasons including mink, muskrat, pheasant, Hungarian partridge, squirrel, quail, rabbit, raccoon and fox with beaver and raccoon trapping continuing. Northwestern names John Pont as new head coach succeeding Alex Agase at Indiana rival. Drake faces UCLA in Sugar Bowl tournament opener amid Bruins 185-5 run record. Padres reject move to Washington and will stay in San Diego under president E.J. Bavasi.
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Nevada favors Dolphins and Redskins in conference title picks
Harrah's Tahoe Racebook named the Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins favorites to win their NFL conference championships. The Dolphins opened as 2 1/2 point favorites over the Pittsburgh Steelers for the American Conference title, while the Redskins were listed as 3 1/4 point favorites to defeat the Dallas Cowboys in the National Conference.
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ASU erupts past Missouri in Fiesta Bowl shootout
Arizona State shot past Missouri 49 to 35 as coach Al Onofrio noted the Tigers could not match the Sun Devils’ speed. Big Conference teams were perceived to play differently, with ASU showcasing a dominant offense and a high tempo throughout the game.
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Elkader Cruises Past Fayette for Second USC Win
Elkader girls secure their second league win and second in nine games by defeating Fayette 65-61 on Saturday. Jill Moon led all scorers with 36 points, hitting a clutch three-point play late to seal the victory as Fayette’s Mary Butters and Diane Keding tallied 29 and 22. The hosts also won the reserve game 40-17.
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Unbeatens converge as Big Eight tourney opens in KC
Missouri and Oklahoma carry perfect 8-0 and 6-0 marks into the Big Eight Conference basketball tournament opener at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City. Iowa State meets Nebraska at 7 p.m. and Missouri faces Colorado at 9 p.m. Kansas State looms as title threat while Oklahoma State and Oklahoma meet Thursday before Kansas vs Kansas State. Missouri ranked 10th and Oklahoma 19th nationally.
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