Postseason College Football TV Roundup Promises Top Names
Sunday morning viewers can expect over 11 hours of bowls featuring Notable players Guy Benjamin Stanford Charles Alexander LSU Doug Williams Grambling Tony Franklin Texas A&M Randy Simmitt USC. Highlights include Peach Bowl Iowa State NC State, Sun Bowl Stanford LSU, East West Shrine, Bluebonnet Bowl, Sugar Orange Cotton Rose Bowls headlining as 1977 ends. The Cotton Bowl pits Texas and Notre Dame with famed stars.
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Fred Memane
UPI
Guy Benjamin
Stanford
Charles Alexander
Louisiana State
Doug Williams
Grambling
Tony Franklin
Texas
ASM
Randy Simmitt
Southern California
Towa State
North Carolina State
Avada
Dexter Green
Iowa State
Ted Green
North Caroling State
Cyclones
Benjamin
Alexander
el Paso
LSU
Earl Campbell
Calif
George Welsh
Eddie Robinson
Williams
Army
Leann Hall
Kentucky
Steve Hamsey
California
Texas Asm
Houston Astrodome
Texas A&m
Franklin
George Weadard
Trojims
Rob Fertel
Siminrie
Notre Dame
Weekend Grid Lineup for Bowl Games and NFL Contests
The schedule lists major college bowls and NFL playoffs in CST with matchups including NC State vs Iowa State in Atlanta, Stanford vs LSU in El Paso, and Texas vs Notre Dame in Dallas. Projections note Alabama vs Ohio State in Sugar Bowl and Michigan vs Washington in Rose Bowl, plus Oklahoma and Arkansas clashes elsewhere.
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North Carolina State
Iowa State
Atlanta
Stanford
Louisiana State
el Paso
Tex
East
West
Palo Alto
Calif
Texas A.M
Southern Cal
Houston
Oakland Raiders
Denver Broncos
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Texas
Notre Dame
Dallas
Alabama
Ohio State
New Orleans
Michigan
Washington
Pasadena
Galif
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Miami
Jen Campbell
Itoss Browner
Wily
Pau
Bear” Bryant
Woody Hayes
Nich
Madama
Okkihoma
Pitt Triumphs 34-3 in Gator Bowl over Clemson Tigers
Pitt quarterback Matt Cavanaugh threw for 387 yards and four touchdowns to set Gator Bowl records and lead the ninth ranked Panthers to a 34-3 victory over Clemson. Elliott Walker became Pitt’s 1 000 yard rusher for the season, while Gordon Jones set a Pitt single season receiving mark. Clemson’s Obed Ariel kicked a 49 yard Gator Bowl record field goal. Attendance reached 72 280 as profits topped $350 000.
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Fla
Matt Cavanaugh
Clemson
Pittsburgh
Na Wa Tigers
Cavanaugh
Panther
Florida State
Kim Hammond
Penn State
Elliott Walker
Pitt
Walker
Gordon Jones
Jones
Bob Lonzo
Mark Schubert
David Trout
Obed Ariel
Bobby Lyle
Florida
Florida Tennessee
Choctaw Edges Dixie Hollins 64 63 in Holiday Tournament
Jo el Fiser scored 21 and grabbed 16 as Choctaw Indians edged Dixie Hollins 64 63 in St. Petersburg. Marcus Montgomery added 13 points and 10 rebounds while Jerome Yates contributed 15 points and six boards. Montgomery sealed the win with 38 seconds left after a free throw broke a 63 62 tie.
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Joel Fiser
Nets
Dixie Hollins
Stuart- Martin County
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Marcus Montgomery
Tribe
Indians
Jerome Yates
Choctuvy
Bob Lemons
George Hambleton
Don Dillon
Jeff Brown
Terry McClain
Adrien Fuller
Jeff Evans
Keith Perry
George Price
al Bolden
Choctaw
Montgomery
Miller AFC Coach of the Year named by United Press International
Red Miller of the Denver Broncos, who earned the club its first playoff berth, is named AFC Coach of the Year by UPI. He beats Don Shula of the Dolphins 48 to 8 in a ballot of 56 writers from four conference cities impressed by Denver’s season and Miller’s 27-year coaching ascent.
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Razorhacks
Oklahoma
All America
Steve Little
NEW York
UPL
Red Miller
Denver Broncos
AFC
United Press International
Miller
Oakland Raiders
Miami
Don Shula
Shula
Dolphins
Broncos
Fort Walton Beach tops Walton in Braves Invitational finale
Fort Walton Beach defeats Walton 67 to 48 in the Braves Invitational at DeFuniak Springs. Niceville outlasts Crestview 79 to 63 for the championship berth, while Rutherford 63 Freeport 53 and Mosley 81 Port St Joe 63 highlight Friday action. Crestview and Walton each face key 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. tests as tournament games continue.
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Defuniae Springs
Braves
Fort Walton Beach
DeFuniak Springs
Walton
Niceville
Crestview
Dlay
Panama City Mosley
Port St Joe
Panama City Rutherford
Freeport
Mostey
Rutherford
Port St. Joe
Eagles
Vikings
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Charles Bryant
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