Georgia Tops Miller Ratings After Narrow Win Over Auburn
Georgia remains No. 1 in the Miller Ratings after edging Auburn 24-23 as the national title race tightens. Pitt and Alabama hover near the top while Michigan, Ohio State, Nebraska, UCLA, and Arizona State follow, with major conference battles and the Penn State-Pittsburgh clash looming. Upsets by Penn State, Arizona State, and Southern Cal shaded the results.
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AP poll picks week: Pitt tops Temple by 16 and more
AP poll projections list expected winners by margins: Pitt over Temple by 16, Michigan over Ohio State by 13, Nebraska over Oklahoma by 5, UCLA over Southern Cal by 1, Arizona State over Colorado State by 38, SMU over Arkansas by 1, Clemson over South Carolina by 5, Penn State over Notre Dame by 3, Texas over Baylor by 13, Miami over NC State by 9, Washington over Washington State by 9, Stanford over California by 19, Southern Mississippi over Louisville by 11, North Carolina over Duke by 45 and Houston over Texas Tech by 19.
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Lions win on disputed 12 man call in 47 yard field goal
Pro football headlines flare after Detroit Lions beat Dallas 27 24 on a final 47 yard field goal with 12 men on the field. Cowboys explore recourse while Jets, Saints and Colts coaches face officiating and ownership issues amid injuries and rumors.
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Baseball and hockey personnel moves dominate Monday rosters
California announces Ricky Francis Steirer added to 40-man roster while Chicago names Harry Caray for TV broadcast duties. New York and Louis add 40-man roster moves, Milwaukee and Seattle announce signings and injuries. Montana State and Northern Arizona fire football coaches. Houston waives John Reaves and claims Billy Brooks. New England adds John Lee on waivers. Seattle waives Will Lewis. Rangers call up Larose and Youn, assign Nethery to Springfield.
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Seahawks Fly Past Chargers End Eight-Game Drought
In Seattle, the Seahawks defeated San Diego 44-23, their first win against the Chargers after eight straight losses dating to 1977. Dan Doornink and Theotis Brown each scored twice, with Sherman Smith adding a 18 yard TD reception, as Seattle capitalized on four Chargers turnovers and penalties to seize control in the second quarter.
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