On Any Given Saturday in College Football Upsets
Recap from Oct 23 1972 noting Colorado upset Oklahoma 21-7 after forcing three interceptions and a fumble, with Gary Campbell’s 43-yard run for the Buffs first TD of the game. Other top teams struggled or won, including Alabama rallying past Tennessee and No 14 Texas beating No 17 Arkansas.
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College Leeces East Amherst Rivalries Hit Gridiron
A jumble of college football scores lists teams such as Amherst Rochester Army Rangers Boston Temple Bucknell Lafayette Colgate Princeton Connecticut Dartmouth Brown Delaware West Chester Fordham St Johns Syracuse Boston College Villanova New Hampshire George Tech Virginia Clemson Florida Alabama Mississippi and many more. Notable results include Princeton 34 Connecticut 33 and Notre Dame 25 N Dakota State 21 with mixed wins and losses across regions and conferences reflecting a busy weekend slate.
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Washington Tops Cowboys In NFC East Clash
Washington Redskins rally behind Larry Brown’s 7 receptions 100 yards 2 touchdowns to beat the Dallas Cowboys 24-20 and seize undisputed first in the NFC East. Sonny Jurgensen joined 30,000-yard club as Miami edged Buffalo, Atlanta beat Green Bay, L.A. toppled Cincinnati, Jets topped Baltimore, and Giants beat St. Louis.
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Knudson ends two year drought with Kaiser Open win
Canadian George Knudson broke a two year victory drought by posting a 70 in the Kaiser International Open final round for a 271 total, winning by three strokes over Bobby Nichols and Hale Irwin. The Toronto native celebrated with the line how sweet it is and plans to rest before returning to tour.
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