Notre Dame Boosts Bid With Cotton Bowl rout of Texas
Notre Dame thrashed Texas 38 to 10 in the Cotton Bowl, prompting debate over No. 1 as Alabama Arkansas and others stake claims after major bowl upsets. Oklahoma Texas suffered losses. Washington beat Michigan to fuel the AP poll race.
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A Mighty Good Argument Against Top Texas in Cotton Bowl
Notre Dame center Dave Huffman declares the Fighting Irish must be No 1 after crushing unbeaten Texas 38-10 in the Cotton Bowl. He argues that knocking out the champion establishes the new title, as crowds and bands fade from the holiday pageantry and final rankings loom.
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No. 1 Debate Rages As Notre Dame Upsets Texas
College football faces a muddled era as bowls rule with spectacle over playoffs. Notre Dame crushed No. 1 Texas in the Cotton Bowl, while Oklahoma, Alabama, Penn State and others claim top status after a season of upheaval and scattered rankings. Cowboys and Bear Bryant chants reflect the national passion.
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Kentucky Leads AP Top 25 in college basketball poll
Kentucky repeats as No 1 with 32 first place votes 640 points after beating Notre Dame 73 68. North Carolina rises to second as Arkansas holds third Marquette moves to fourth Notre Dame slips to fifth Indiana State and UCLA rise Syracuse Nevada Las Vegas and Louisville round out the top ten with wins last week.
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Heinsohn Fired as Celtics Coach Amid 11-23 Start
Boston Celtics President Red Auerbach fired head coach Tom Heinsohn during a Lexington practice. Tom Sanders, a former Celtics forward and Harvard coach, will assume duties and is set for a news conference. Celtics' 11-23 season marks their worst early record in team history.
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