Moon, Montana star in NFL week with Giants, Saints wins
Moon set a career high with five touchdown passes as Houston beat Cincinnati 48-17, Moon’s 369 yards and four TDs led Oilers. Montana threw 476 yards and six TDs in San Francisco’s 45-35 win over Atlanta, Rice earning 225 yards on 13 catches. Walsh debuted with the Saints, directing a 25-20 victory over Cleveland with 3 TD passes.
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Midnight Madness Maddox misses Hawks debut in Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawks open the season with a 12 01 a m late night practice missing veteran forward Mike Maddox due to a back injury and freshman Steve Woodberry with a knee issue. Terry Brown led scoring with 19 points while Rex Walters and others contributed rebounds as Roy Williams kept a light mood. Maddox’s return was anticipated for Tuesday or Wednesday as the coach noted health is essential.
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Kansas State Wildcats open season with late night practice
Kansas State coach Dana Altman praised early progress after the first season practice at 12:01 a.m. Monday. The drill showed a faster tempo with guards pushing the ball and wings and big men stepping up. Jean Derouillere scored 15 in the 20 minute scrimmage, with John Retliger and Maurice Brittian each scoring eight. Jeff Wires had seven, Wylie Howard six, and Marlon Shadd six. Altman noted the team is starting behind due to limited prior practice but expects adjustments and faster play.
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Virginia Cavaliers Top AP Poll After NC State Win
Virginia roars to No. 1 in the AP football rankings after a 31-0 win over North Carolina State and Michigan State’s upset of Michigan. Miami second, Tennessee third. Nebraska fourth. Georgia Tech up seven to 11. Oklahoma drops to 16 after loss to Texas.
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Football scores report with mixed college results
Football scores show Mimi Fin 34 over Kansas C Kegses St 23 and Oklahoma State 17 over Nebraska 21. Texas 14 edged Oklahoma 13, Colorado 28 defeated Iowa State 12, Michigan State 28 beat Michigan 27. Other results include Bakey Pee Ore 35 over Evangel 14 and Kansas City Chicks 43 defeating Degon Lions 24.
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Bad bounce costs John Cook in Las Vegas playoff
Bob Tway won the Las Vegas tournament after John Cook suffered a disheartening bounce on his 95 yard shot at the playoff. Tway sealed his sixth tour victory with a par on the 91st hole as Cook’s ball caromed out of the hole on the first extra hole and again on his third shot, keeping the drama alive at Las Vegas Country Club.
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