Cooley resigns as UA Pine Hall coach after NAIA death penalty
Charles Walker, chancellor at University of Arkansas at Pine Hall, confirms Archie Cooley's resignation amid NAIA ban on UA PINE HALL for 49 violations. NAIA imposes death penalty, two-year football ban, first ever for the school. Wendell Scott, 69, racecar pioneer who broke color barrier, dies in Danville after spinal cancer diagnosis.
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Chiefs 24 Chargers 21 clinches playoff berth
Chiefs beat Chargers 24-21 to secure at least a wild card as Todd McNair piled up 111 receiving yards including a 40 yard score and a key 65 yard catch. Steve DeBerg despite a finger injury threw 251 yards and two TDs, while Barry Ward added 106 rushing yards.
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Gambler hosts owner's radio show in Chiefs controversy
Kansas City report outlines a radio show hosted by owner Carl Peterson at Costello's Greenhouse while NFL rules ban associations with gamblers. Investigators probe former Chiefs coach Vince Costello, owner of the restaurant, amid past gambling ties and a liquor-license suspension.
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Big Eight home win streaks end
Missouri's 34 game home winning streak is snapped as Arkansas defeats Missouri at the Heames Center. Oklahoma loses its 51 game home streak to Duke 90-85 at Lloyd Noble Center. Kansas State falls to UC Santa Barbara 81-78 at home, while Duke and several other Big Eight teams post wins or losses in nonconference play. Peeler returns for Missouri in a 90-51 win over Grambling and Kansas routs Texas San Antonio 101-69.
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