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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1973
Page
15
West Virginia edged Illinois 17-14 as Buggs iced the win with a late 14-yard TD reception after a fumble recovery and interception swung momentum. Nester booted a 37-yard field goal, and Dillon passed for 231 yards for Illinois while WVU racked up 449 yards.
West Virginia stunned Illinois 17 to 10 as Bobby Bowden hailed it as his greatest win. Defensive coordinator Chuck Klausing praised a dominant second half, Jeff Merrow starred on defense, and Ade Dillon and Danny Buggs led the offense in a hard fought upset with standout blocks and crucial catches.
WVU defeated Illinois 17 to 10 before 48 107 fans, scoring the game winner on a 55 yard pass from Ade Dillon to Danny Buggs with 3 25 remaining. The Mountaineers dominated both sides of the ball with a strong defensive effort led by Jeff Morrow and a balanced team performance.
Indiana defeated Kentucky 17-3 as Lee Corso celebrated a long-awaited win over the Wildcats. He praised the Hoosiers defense in the second half while capitalizing on Kentucky errors for 10 points. The game followed by West Virginia’s return from Champaign after a 17-10 upset of Illinois.
Fragmented OCR text lists West Virginia and Illinois players by position with incomplete names and a partial scoring sequence. It references ends tackles centers guards defensive backs kickers and hints at two scoring plays including runs by Nelson and a Beaver FG. The fragment lacks coherent narrative.
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