College Football Scores Roundup From Army To Cent. Michigan
Army 28 Colgate 3. Brown 31 Holy Cross 25. Dartmouth 14 Cornell 7. Edinboro 17 Slippery Rock 13. Harvard 24 Princeton 24 tie. Navy 21 Pittsburgh 11. Penn 17 Yale 17 tie. Rutgers 69 Columbia 0. South Alabama 35 Virginia Tech 0. Auburn 21 Wake Forest 21. Cincinnati 38 Southwestern Louisiana 13. Citadel 21 Delaware 14. Clemson 33 NC State 10. Tennessee E. St. 35 Appalachian St. 34. Florida St. 38 Southern Miss 16. Furman 42 Marshall 12. Georgia 17 Kentucky 16. Georgia Tech 17 Florida 13. Louisville 33 William & Mary 21. Maryland 27 Duke 0. McNeese St. 28 TN Chattanooga 24. Mississippi 35 Vanderbilt 10. Mississippi St. 34 Tennessee 2. North Carolina 24 South Carolina 22. N Texas St. 16 Louisiana Tech 14. North Louisiana 14 Indiana St. 0. Penn St. 49 West Virginia 21. Tennessee St. 30 Southern U. 13. Tulane 41 Memphis St. 24. W Carolina 41 VMI 12. Midwest Ball St. 21 E Michigan 0. Central Michigan 38 Bowling Green incomplete.
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Football At A Glance AP Summary Of Weekend Contests
American Conference results show Washington, Detroit, New Orleans, Green Bay, New York Giants and others with decisive wins. The Top 20 poll lists Oklahoma, Penn State, Alabama and Nebraska leading, with notable upsets and strong performances across conferences.
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McMurry Keeps TIIA A Hopes Alive After Win Over Austin College
The McMurry Indians upset Austin College 9 to 3 to stay within two games of Tarleton State in the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association title race. With two games left, McMurry is 6-2 overall and 4-2 in conference, while Tarleton sits 6-0 in league and 7-0 overall. Tarleton idle this weekend.
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McLendon Wins Pensacola Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Mac McLendon edged Mike Reid in a playoff at Perdido Bay after a final round 73 to finish 272, clinching the Pensacola Open title. Reid birdied the 15th but bogeyed the playoff hole while Levi finished third at 273, with Fergus earning an exemption and milestone earnings.
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