Beastly Bears Bully The Patriots
New Orleans AP reports the 1985 Super Bowl saw the Chicago Bears dominate New England 46-10. Jim McMahon led a clinic backed by Richard Dent’s defense in a historic rout that cemented discussions of a Bears dynasty.
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Dent Claims MVP After Super Bowl Win
Richar Dent, a Chicago Bears defensive star, was named MVP after helping the Bears crush New England 46-10 in New Orleans. Dent, who earned a $90,000 salary this season, had two sacks, batted a pass, and forced two fumbles, saying the MVP honor felt like a dream and a new toy.
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Braves Rally Past Bulldogs In ECAC Clash
Ottana University held off McPherson 71 63 at Wilson Field House as Jimmie Pratt scored 19 points and dunked at the buzzer. Rob Noel led OU with 26 while Kurt Kinnamon and Bill Wempe paced the Bulldogs with 20 and 15 respectively in a high shooting night for both teams. McPherson shot 72 percent in the first half and 56 percent overall, but OU forced key late free throws to secure the victory.
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McPherson Bulldogs Run Past Ottawa University Lady Braves
McPherson built a 24-11 lead by the 5 minute mark and led 37-20 at halftime. Ottawa University trimmed the margin to 12 late, but McPherson pulled away in the second half to win 47-3 to 59. The Lady Braves drop to 0-8 in KCAC and 2-12 overall.
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