Browns not celebrating after 27 10 win over Raiders
Cleveland coach Sam Rutigliano dismissed undefeated exhibition season as meaningless after a 27-10 victory over the Los Angeles Raiders. Brian Sipe threw three TDs as Cleveland outgained Oakland 354-250. Marcus Allen led Raiders with 41 rushing yards. Crowd attendance was 38,840 of 53,460 tickets sold.
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Warner struggles as Penn State opens with Temple win
Penn State tops Temple 31-14 at Beaver Stadium as Curt Warner rushes for 49 yards on 13 carries and catches a 40-yard TD pass. Todd Blackledge throws four TDs, including a 16-yard scoring strike to Jon Williams. Offensive line in first weeks causes alignment issues. PSU aims to fix for Maryland matchup.
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Rutledge Traded to Giants Amid Mixed Farewell to LA
Los Angeles quarterback Jeff Rutledge is traded to the New York Giants for an undisclosed mid to late round draft pick. He says he does not leave bitter, noting he was never given a real chance with the Rams and will back up Scott Brunner with New York. Giants owner George Young calls the deal tentative until finalized as discussions with Rams continue.
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Will Herschel be or not be in opener with Clemson
Athens AP report says Georgia quarterback Gren ine Coun wate Walker faces possible surgery or playing decision before the Labor Day opener against Clemson. Coach Vince Dooley weighs Walker’s status as Clemson prepares for a likely Walker appearance or absence. Clemson coach Danny Ford touts Walker as the best he has seen.
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VPI star Ashley Lee out for season with knee injury
Virginia Tech All-South linebacker Ashley Lee underwent knee surgery in Roanoke and will miss the season after injuring his right knee on Techs opening defensive play in a 20 9 win over Richmond. The 196 pound junior from Franklin Virginia will be redshirted and eligible for two more seasons under NCAA injury rules.
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College Football TV matchups with Walker out for Georgia
AP and UP preseason rankings show Georgia seventh and eleventh, UPI ninth. First night game in 31 years could feature Herschel Walker, who broke his thumb August 21. Coach Vince Dooley says Walker won’t play. Clem. On coach Danny Ford’s side, belief remains. Sellout crowd 82,122 for about $900,000. If Walker is inactive, Carrie Norris steps in at tailback, rushing for 150 yards replacing six injured Welker.
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