Liverpool romps over Utica in Dome shutout victory
Liverpool Warriors doled out 35 points by halftime, amassing 319 yards and forcing 92 yards of offense for Utica Proctor. Brett Woodcock connected with Mike Daughton for two TDs, with Liverpool’s defense creating every scoring chance and earning its second straight shutout in a 35-0 win. Proctor struggled with two botched snaps and multiple tackles for losses.
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Cato-Meridian Rolls Over Hannibal at the Dome
Cato-Meridian outgained Hannibal 129 rushing yards from Ae and a 26-0 victory in a Class C West showdown at the Carrier Dome. Mattie scored twice on 19-yard runs, Brack Cordway hit Greg Ludlum for a 15-yard TD, and Dan Buddie added a 19-yard score as C-M led 19-0 at half. Hannibal, hampered by five turnovers, failed to score despite reaching the C-M 20 twice.
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Oswego Defeats Central Square 35-0 in Dominant Home Win
Oswego built a 28-0 halftime lead and routed Central Square 35-0 as Bob Farrell rushed for three touchdowns and 71 yards on eight carries. Lance Pezzlo passed for 166 yards and Adrian Polczak added a 68-yard TD. Oswego forced six turnovers and controlled both lines, while Frank Friscia’s team struggled on offense.
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Edison International Field of Anaheim replaces Angels stadium name
Anaheim Stadium will be renamed Edison International Field of Anaheim under a 50 million sponsorship. Edison International owns Southern California Edison and serves 4.2 million customers. Carlton Fisk returns to Comiskey Park as No. 72 is retired by the White Sox. Eric Davis returns to Orioles in opener after cancer treatment. Prosecutors seek jail time in Dallas for Cowboys accuser.
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Jury set to begin perjury trial of Nina Shahravan in Dallas
Nina Shahravan, 24, faces up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine after being accused of fabricating sex assault allegations against two Dallas Cowboys players. Jury selection begins today in her perjury case that spurred lawsuits and police policy changes naming suspects.
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Case struggles as Syracuse defense stalls BurSu run game
eS notes makeshift unit led by Cazenovia's Genaro DiNapoli returns to 1996 role with limited impact. First down running plays fail to sustain drives as Syracuse faces tough teams on defense. BurSu opens with negative and minimal yardage on early downs, ending halftime blank and extending a three-game skid that puts coach Paul Pasqualoni under pressure.
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Hokies defeat Syracuse in one sided blow at Blacksburg
Virginia Tech delivered a one sided second half surge against Syracuse with a strong trench performance on both lines. Oxendine gained 104 yards on 28 carries while Clark managed a solid but limited passing game. The Orange showed early struggles and the result raised questions about Syracuse as a top 1 3 team.
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Polls show updated rankings and voting points
The report lists first place votes in parentheses, records through Sunday, total points based on 25 points for a first place vote through one point for a 25th place vote, and last week’s ranking. It summarizes the current standings and recent changes in the poll.
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