Five-back offense leads Clearview past Brookside
Clearview coach Tom Hoch unveiled a five-back offense in a 27-8 win over Brookside. Napoleon Battle rushed 9 times for 133 yards with an 84 yard TD, while Jamie Nottingham added 72 yards as Clearview totaled 320 rushing yards. Brookside turnovers fueled a 21-0 first-half lead before a late rally cut it to 21-8. Battle’s five-yard score before halftime restored control, and Clearview improved to 2-7 overall, 1-5 in Lakeland.
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Bird Leads Celtics Past Pistons In Season Opener
The Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 130 to 123 as Larry Bird scored 33 points including 10 in the fourth period. Dennis Johnson added 29, Robert Parish 25 for Boston, while Isiah Thomas led Detroit with 35 points, Bill Laimbeer 24 and Kelly Tripucka 22.
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Campbell strengthens Saints backfield amid QB concerns
Saints coach Bum Phillips defends trading for Earl Campbell to pair with George Rogers and Hokie Gajan as New Orleans sits 3-5. Campbell, Rogers, and Gajan form a potent trio while quarterback Todd nears return after Stabler’s retirement. Browns coach Schottenheimer plans shotgun to ease pass protection as McDonald faces sacks. Virginia coach George Welsh denies Notre Dame interest as Score notes Faust’s job status.
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Kings Face Oilers Backdrop of 0 6 2 Start
Los Angeles coach Pat Quinn lamented breakdowns as the Kings, winless at 0-6-2, lost 8-2 to the Edmonton Oilers. Jari Kurri set a club record with two goals and three assists in a five goal second period while Wayne Gretzky assisted on four of those goals as Edmonton improved to 7-0-2.
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Dolphins Eyes End To Unbeaten Talk As Bills Visit
Miami, 8-0, faces winless Buffalo in a high stakes clash while Buffalo seeks an upset to end its skid. Dolphins coach Don Shula cautions against loose talk as Bills hope to derail the 1972 perfect season memory and break the Dolphins’ momentum.
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NBA on TV Grows From Ice to Daylight Showings
Dick Shippy notes how early NBA telecasting shifted from arena ice like fish on display to widespread afternoon and cable broadcasts. He recalls the Lakers and Celtics era, CBS Sports season kickoff with Olajuwon, and WTBS expanding NBA coverage while preserving star power and regional focus.
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