Clemson tops Virginia Tech in ACC title clash
Deshaun Watson threw three touchdowns and ran for two as No. 3 Clemson defeated No. 19 Virginia Tech 42-35 in Orlando to win its ACC crown for the first time in 28 years and potentially reach the College Football Playoff. Jerod Evans led Tech with two rushing scores. Alabama, Oklahoma, and other teams also featured in the surrounding conference scenarios.
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Mount Union reaches 22nd straight semifinal in 70 45 win
Mount Union defeats Alfred 70 45 at Yanovich Field to advance to the NCAA Division III semifinals for the 22nd consecutive year. Dom Davis amasses 359 total offense as Bradley Mitchell and Tim Kennedy power the offense.
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Badgers fall short as Penn State takes Big Ten title game
Without quarterback Alex Hornibrook Wisconsin built a 28 7 lead behind Corey Clement 164 rushing yards and a 67 yard TD but the defense faltered allowing six straight Penn State scoring drives. Clement was stopped on fourth and one at the 24 with 1:01 left sealing the win for Penn State despite Wisconsin’s strong season.
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Cavs face rough stretch as defending champs hunted
Cavaliers suffer three embarrassing losses in four games with poor effort. Jim Ingraham notes the team remains strong but must respond to being the hunted, aiming to rebound before a Monday game at Toronto and defend their title status.
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Dellavedova and stars lead late routs across NBA Saturday
Matthew Dellavedova scored 12 of his 18 in the fourth quarter to lift Milwaukee past Brooklyn 112-103 for a fourth straight win. John Henson added 20 points and Giannis Antetokounmpo 16 points 10 rebounds as Bojan Bogdanovic led Brooklyn with 24.
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