Fiesta Bowl Thriller Highlights Sproul Led Sun Devils
Arizona State quarterback Dennis Sproul starred in a 42-30 Fiesta Bowl loss to Penn State. He set the game’s total offense and passing yardage records, and became the first ASU player to win the Fiesta Bowl Most Outstanding Offensive Player Award. DeFrance, Washington, and Jefferson aided ASU’s aerial attack as Sproul connected on 23 of 47 for 336 yards.
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ASU Upset Hopes Dashed by Penn State Late Drive
Torrey ran nine times for 107 yards and a late 55 yard rush sealed Penn State’s 38 30 comeback after ASU cut the margin to six. Suhey added 31 yard and 3 yard TD runs as Penn State built a 31 21 lead before the rally. A safety on Fitzkee ended ASU scoring with 14 seconds left.
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Paterno and Sproul Shine in Fiesta Bowl Classic
In Fiesta Bowl VII Penn State coach Joe Paterno and ASU quarterback Dennis Sproul delivered masterful performances. Paterno guided a turnover free game with smart play calling while Sproul, despite boos from opposing fans, earned top offensive and sportsman honors for ASU.
Kiva Roadrunners Blank Desert Hockey 6 0 In Tourney
In the Hockey Arizona Holiday Tournament first round at two Valley arenas the Kiva Roadrunners 15 16 year olds held Desert Hockey scoreless 6 0 with Tom Sexton earning the shutout Jeff Flett Doug Lecker and Kirk McCaskill scoring for Kiva Oceanside Sharks delivered a 13 0 victory over Juniors Juvenile of Metrocenter Desert Hockey in junior division play the event runs through Friday with games at Oceanside Ice Arena Tempe and Ice Palace Tower Plaza.
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Paterno voices disappointment over bowl selection outcome
Penn State coach Joe Paterno laments lack of voice in national title decisions after an 11 1 season and Fiesta Bowl win over Arizona State. He argues 1977 Lions are as strong as top teams and questions why Orange Bowl waited for Arkansas over Penn State Pitt results.
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Gerard Redcoat Christmas Tournament Opens At Gerard Gym
Tonight first round at 7 p.m. features Gerard and Arcadia in the Gerard High gym for the Redcoat Christmas event. Wednesday continues with consolation finals at 1 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m. at the same venue.
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Fittipaldi signs new two year Copersucar deal
Former Formula 1 champion Emerson Fittipaldi says he signed a two year contract with Copersucar last week. The deal is valued at about $2 million for the first year and follows Copersucar's announcement in November that it would extend Fittipaldi for another year.
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Butler Replaces Evansville for March 2 Wisconsin Milwaukee Game
Butler will substitute Evansville with the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee for a March 2 basketball matchup in Milwaukee. The move adjusts the schedule as teams prepare for the contest at the university arena.
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