Faulk fuels LSU rally past Idaho with record yardage
No. 6 LSU defeated Idaho 53-20 in Baton Rouge as Kevin Faulk ran for 178 yards on 18 carries and scored four touchdowns to set LSU all purpose yardage mark at 5,397. Herb Tyler threw two TDs and LSU led 33-7 at halftime before pulling away in the third quarter.
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Colorado Holds Off Baylor Upset Bid With Late FG
No 15 Colorado beat Baylor 16-15 after a late drive. Backup QB Adam Bledsoe threw a 44yard pass to Darrin Chiaverini to set up Jeremy Aldrichs 31yard field goal with 2:00 left. Colorado, at 4-0 in the Big 12, trailed 16-15 after the Bears erased a 15-3 lead. Moschetti injured, Bledsoe entered in the third quarter.
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A&M forfeits win after ineligible player ruled
At College Station Texas Chris Cole caught six passes for 174 yards and three touchdowns for No 17 Texas A M Texas A M announced Wednesday that it had declared fullback D Andre Hardeman ineligible and had forfeited a 28 7 victory over Louisiana Tech Although A M was 2 1 in actual games the forfeit dropped it to 1 2
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Nebraska Seizes No 2 Spot as Washington Falls From Top 10
Nebraska extends its chase of Ohio State with a 55-7 win over Washington, moving to No 2 with 7 first place votes and 1,680 points. Washington drops from No 9 to No 20 after the lopsided defeat. Tennessee rises to No 3, UCLA slips to No 4, and Kansas State holds No 5 as Florida, Penn State, LSU, and others fill the top positions in the AP poll. USA Today/ESPN coaches list Ohio State first, with Nebraska and Kansas State following.
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Youth Hockey Coaches Needed At Local Club
Bulletin lists coaching openings for an area ice hockey club for the upcoming season. Interested parties should call Randy at 323-6524 ext 220 or 365-0301 for details.
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Bears Drop Another Lead In Minnesota Clash
It was a gutting second half collapse for Chicago as they failed to protect a halftime lead, with Curtis Conway day to day due to a groin strain and Tom Carter out 6 to 8 weeks with a broken collarbone. Minnesota pulled away 31-27 after a late surge and a Jake Reed touchdown pass.
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Sutton Wins Texas Open in a Three Way Finish
Hal Sutton secures a 18 under 270 to win the Texas Open by one stroke over Justin Leonard and Jay Haas at LaCantera. Sutton earns 306000, rises to 15th on the money list, and marks his first PGA Tour win since 1995 amid Leonard and Haas struggles late.
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Rudd Wins Napa AutoCare 500 At Martinsville In Heat
Ricky Rudd extended his NASCAR Winston Cup victory streak to 16, winning the NAPA AutoCare 500 at Martinsville in scorching 90s heat. He battled a malfunctioning cooling system and searing cockpit temps as Jeff Gordon finished second in the 11th caution era race.
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