Stanford worried about Ohio State offense ahead of Rose Bowl
Stanford coaches fear Ohio State's quick counterattack after their 29 point win over Michigan. Ohio State's ground game and star backs Brockington Hayden and Kern pace a relentless attack as Stanford eyes the Rose Bowl date with the Big Ten champions Ohio State aims for a national title under Woody Hayes after clinching another Big Ten crown and a Rose Bowl berth.
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Cavaliers fall to Suns in home defeat amid poor second half
Cleveland suffers a 114 9 loss as Phoenix star Connie Hawkins explodes for 19 in the final period after a tight first half. Cavs coach Bill Fitch laments tired play following back to back road losses to Boston and New York.
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Blanda's late kick lifts Raiders to seven game win streak
George Blanda, 43, kicked a 16 yard field goal with seven seconds left to beat the Chargers 20-17, extending Oakland's unbeaten run to seven. Lamonica threw no scoring passes as Blanda supplied the heroics with two late field goals and three clutch late scores in recent weeks.
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Columbus fans stage city's longest football victory celebration
In Columbus Ohio an all day celebration followed OSU football victory with about 10 000 people packing a one mile section of N High Street causing about 10 000 in damages. The event lasted 12 hours and marked the citys largest and most costly victory celebration to date.
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Ohio State fans celebrate No 1 title after rout
After the 20 to 9 OSU Michigan football win, a campus block party filled OSU near the Statehouse. Thousands carried the stadium goal posts, toppled poles, smashed windows, and danced to rock music while police kept a careful eye on the wild celebration.
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