ASU shuts out BYU in WAC clash for first BYU blemish
Arizona State’s defense forced three fumbles and two picks while limiting BYU to 311 yards in a 20-0 victory. Dennis Sproul's 66-yard drive ended with a one-yard TD, and ASU added 13 points in the final period. BYU drops to 0-3 overall and 0-2 in conference.
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Pop Warner Roundup: Comancheros, Titans Fall in Opener
The Comancheros opened conference play with a 24-0 win over the Titans as Bryan Evans rushed 105 yards and three touchdowns. Evans and David Schlip led a defense that limited Titans to five first downs. Other Youth Football results include Midget Cowboys 13, Wolverines 6. Bantam Raiders 21, Yuma 7. Pee-wee Apaches 40, Red Wings 6. Roughriders 20, Orioles 6. Drovers 14, Gold Eagles 0. Junior Midget Rustlers 19, Outlaws 7. Marauders 31, Arrows 0. Junior Pee-wee Ravens 14, Condors 0. Wranglers 23, Buckeyes 0. Beavers 19, Deputies 6.
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College football results from Saturday by the Associated Press
East Brown defeated Rhode Island 41 to 20 while Coast Guard beat Dalby College 28 to 21. Colgate won 24 to 22 against Cornell and Delaware triumphed 16 to 7 over New Hampshire.
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SCC rips Rebels 27-0 in second straight shutout win
Scottsdale Community College Artichokes routed Dixie College Rebels 27-0 for a second consecutive shutout. Kent Roberts, a East High freshman, led SCC with 113 rushing yards and two touchdowns while the defense forced key stops and a fumble recovery.
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Rebound Defense Caps Dixie Loss With Late SCC Drive
Dixie Rebels fought SCC to 14-0 halftime deficit as Larry Evans intercepted twice and Bob Curry forced fumbles. Scottsdale scorers include Brian Chatham on a 77 yard drive and Caleb Johnson on a 30 yard TD run. Final moments saw Evans pick off another Rebel pass to seal the win.
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Miller answers radical attack on college athletics at Scottsdale talk
Arizona State University athletic director Fred Miller defended college sports against critic Jack Scott calling for athletes to vote on coaches. He praised NCAA, urged strong facilities and coaching for ASU and rejected using college spaces for pro sports without taxpayer subsidies. He cited ASU plans for broad programs, including women's teams, and noted past football ties with pro leagues while opposing pro teams sharing college facilities.
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