OSUs Karsatos seeks balance for BYU clash in Citrus Bowl
Ohio State quarterback Jim Karsatos emphasizes a mix of running and passing for the Florida Citrus Bowl against BYU. He credits runners Keith Byars and George Cooper and receivers Cris Carter and Mike Lanese for support, while acknowledging Robbie Bosco leads BYU’s offense and had a standout season.
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Ohio State and BYU face regular season tune up note
Ohio State and Brigham Young are contrasted as BYU strengthens its schedule with games against Boston College UCLA Washington and Air Force. Karsatos notes BYU now competes at a higher level, having faced tougher non conference opponents and aiming to leverage that experience. He recalls the 1982 Holiday Bowl where Ohio State defeated BYU 47-17 and stresses adjustments since.
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Razorbacks kicker delivers in Holiday Bowl finish
Freshman Kendall Trainor drilled a 37 yard field goal with 21 seconds left to give 14th ranked Arkansas a dramatic 18-17 win over Arizona State in the Holiday Bowl. Calcagni connected earlier with Edmonds for a 24 yard gain and two point conversion. Arkansas mounted a late drive from their 20 after ASU led 17-15.
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No. 1 Tar Heels rout Citadel in 104 51 win
No. 1 North Carolina dominated The Citadel 104 to 51 in Charlotte to move to 10-0 as Kenny Smith and Ranzino Smith led with 16 points each and Brad Daugherty added 15. The Top Twenty slate saw Georgetown, Michigan, Syracuse, Kansas, Georgia Tech and others post wins, with NC State players and other top teams delivering strong performances across the weekend.
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Winnipeg Jets Rally Past Oilers 7 5 After Gritty Comeback
Jets winger Ray Neufeld scored twice and assisted once as Winnipeg withstood a third period push to beat Edmonton 7-5. The win comes as Winnipeg starts to regain form after a rough stretch.
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Sabres Top Bruins in Fight for Standings
Buffalo beat Boston 5 to 3 to halt a three team tie with Quebec and idle Montreal. Phil Housley sparked the Sabres with four points on the power play in the third period as the game turned. Capitals 1 Nordiques 5 saw Greg Adams score twice with an assist while Alan Haworth added a goal and three helpers. Blackhawks 5 Flames 4 featured Troy Murray scoring twice including the overtime winner.
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Georgia Southern Wins I-AA Football Championship
Georgia Southern Eagles from Statesboro Ga won the NCAA Division I AA title by rallying from behind to defeat Furman 44-42 in Tacoma Washington. The team resumed playing football this season after a year absence, an "amazing" feat praised by coach Eric Russell.
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Knicks Rally Over Bullets As Cummings Nets 26 Points
Pat Cummings scored 26 as the New York Knicks erased a 14 point third quarter deficit to beat Washington 100 93. The Bullets were held to 25 second half points tying an NBA record for futility in a half. Ewing had 21 points while Maione and Robinson led Washington with 27 and 25 respectively.
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Knicks Top Bullets In A 100 93 Battle At Landover
New York beats Washington 100 93 in Landover Maryland as Malone 27 leads Knicks with 13 baskets and 11 assists. Washington’s Johnson 16 points and 8 assists, Robson 16 rebounds, and Grunfeld 10 for Denver Portland verdict follows in game two with Denver 114 Portland 121.
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Elyria YMCA synchronized team shines at North Canton meet
Elyria Y synchronized swimmers performed well at the North Canton YMCA event on December 15. Individually Pam Canneralla, Michelle Canneralla, Lisa Ivkanec, and Cari Grdijan placed in the top six. Nicole St Marie won solo in 12 and under, while Reich and Shank won duet and Grdijan with Ivkanec were runners up. The team returns in January at the Canton Jewish Center.
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Hillsdale ties for grid crown in Arkansas clash
Hillsdale College players faced mixed reviews after a 10 10 draw with the University of Central Arkansas at Estes Stadium. Central Arkansas earned co champion status for a second straight year as Charger quarterback Mike Gatt connected with Scott Sugg on a 58 yard TD pass with 3 04 left, capping a 10 point second half in Hillsdale finishing 11 1 1.
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Slot car stars clash in Amherst Holiday showdowns
Jim Scharf of Fremont wins double features in Holiday 200 slot car racing at Chuck's Race Place Amherst. Chuck Gerth sets track marks in unlimited 4.393 and stock 5.525 but breaks rear end gears end his feature. Scharf clocks 248 laps to win unlimited. Racing resumes Jan 9 after a two week break.
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