Kentucky tops Houston as Bowie, Turpin, Walker pace 74 67 win
Kentucky built on inside strength led by 7-foot-1 Bowie 6-11 Turpin and 6-9 Walker to defeat Houston 74-67. Olajuwon fouled out with 6:14 left as Kentucky improved to 14-2. Houston led early 11-1 but Kentucky pulled ahead 33-31 at 1:02 left in the first half. Louisville beat UCLA 86-78 at home.
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Celtics avenge loss to Bucks with late third quarter burst
Boston tied Milwaukee 70 70 in the third before a 18 2 run in the final frame restored order. Parish 22 points 15 rebounds led the Celtics as Bird Maxwell McHale Johnson and Henderson added double figures in a 109 98 win that snapped Milwaukee s five game streak and left Boston 32 9 at the halfway point with a game against Cleveland upcoming.
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Washington Redskins fall to Raiders in post season loss
Washington coach Joe Gibbs blamed Los Angeles for stifling the offense as the Raiders’ defense limited the league’s top unit to its lowest point total since 1981. Joe Theismann and Art Monk expressed frustration as Washington’s special teams struggled with a blocked punt, missed field goal, and blocked extra point.
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Los Angeles Edges Washington In Turbulent NFL Tilt
Plunkett throws 50 and 38 yard TD passes to Angelas and Garrett as Los Angeles leads Washington in a high scoring clash. Bahr adds a field goal and key drives include a 70 yard series, with Hayes and Riggins contributing on offense and defense. Washington struggles with interceptions and penalties as Los Angeles finishes strong.
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Marcus Allen exploded for 191 rushing yards on 20 carries with two long touchdowns including a 74 yard run the longest in Super Bowl history as the Raiders dominated on defense and special teams. Joe Gibbs’ squad saw a key miscue spark the Raiders and fall short despite a late rally.
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