Big Eight Football Chaos Still Matters in Week Six
The Big Eight slate left a tangled race with five teams at 2-1 after Nebraska’s 34-24 loss to Missouri and Oklahoma’s 31-24 defeat of Oklahoma State. Colorado routed Iowa State 33-14, Kansas beat Kansas State 24-14, while Oklahoma and Nebraska admitted unsettling title doubts as turnover woes doomed the Huskers. Missouri’s Pete Woods connected on a 98-yard TD to seal the upset, and Oklahoma State’s Terry Miller starred in the Cowboys’ decade-best win over Oklahoma. Kansas, led by Scott McMichael and Mark Lissak, held off Kansas to improve to 5-2 with Nolan Cromwell sidelined.
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Cowboys Survive scare as Staubach injures hand
Dallas beats Chicago 31-21 after Staubach fractures a finger and Danny White steps in with a 15 yard touchdown pass to Preston Pearson for a 24-7 lead. Landry called it an incredible game as the Cowboys hold on. Other NFL scores include Minnesota 31 Philadelphia 12 and Pittsburgh 27 New York Giants 0.
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Postal Service study may ignite congressional debate
A study on why the Postal Service loses money each year aims to spur a major congressional debate on its future. The seven member Postal Service Commission will meet soon and must report by March 15. The service cannot raise rates or trim services while the commission deliberates.
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Upchurch Kills Chiefs at Arrowhead in Broncos Win
Denver Broncos beat Kansas City 35-26 at Arrowhead as Rick Upchurch shined with a 64 yard kickoff return and a 55 yard punt return. Upchurch scored a fourth TD of the year, while Broncos defense stalled KC at crucial moments. Mike Livingston led the Chiefs with 290 yards passing, but Denver held strong in the red zone to seal the win.
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