Inside Versus Outside in Cowboys Bears Playoff Overtime
Tony Dorsett faces Walter Payton in the first round as Dallas hosts Chicago in Phase II of the NFL playoffs. Payton racked up 1852 yards and 16 TDs. Dorsett recorded 1007 yards and 12 TDs. Dallas enters as a 10 point favorite behind Staubach and the Doomsday Defense.
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Penn State Favored In Fiesta Bowl Clash
Eighth ranked Penn State enters the Fiesta Bowl as a nine point favorite over 15th ranked Arizona State on Christmas Day in Tempe. The Nittany Lions chase a share of the national title amid a 10 1 record while Arizona State under Frank Kush stands 9 2 and co champion of the WAC.
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Attorney Claims 12 Razorbacks Will Not Play
Arkansas coach Lou Holtz says an attorney informed him that 12 Razorback players will not make the Orange Bowl trip after Holtz excluded three standouts. The three excluded players Ben Cowins Micheal Forrest and Donnie Bobo accounted for 21 of Arkansas 43 touchdowns in the 10 1 season.
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Florida State Puts It on Texas Tech Tangerine Bowl
Florida State defeated Texas Tech 40 17 in the Tangerine Bowl to finish 10 2 and push No 19 ranking prospects Bowden praised the team and cited goals reached. QB Jimmy Jordan threw for 311 yards earning MVP honors while Wally Woodham added two scores and Larry Key tru mped 93 yard kickoff return.
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Hawks Win at The Line
The Hawks defeated the Bucks 109-93 as Milwaukee committed six technical fouls and paid 29 free throws to Atlanta. Coach Don Nelson blasted the officiating while Hubie Brown defended the Hawks zone strategy as legal under NBA rules.
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Chicago
Ed Badger
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John Shumate
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Adrian Dantley
Bob Lanier
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Buffalo
Billy Knight
Howard Porter
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Legend of Adolph Rupp Lives on in College Basketball
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky coach, died leaving 879 victories and four titles. stories praise his genius while critics note racial controversies and slow integration. Rival coaches and players recall his mastery and flaws, including early resistance to recruiting Black players and later recruitment efforts.
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