VMI Advances with 74 34 Win Over Appalachian State
Virginia Military Institute built a 74-34 win over Appalachian State as Dave Montgomery scored 16 points with 11 rebounds helping the defending Southern Conference champions move to 2-0 in league play and 10-1 overall. William and Mary beat Virginia 71-65 in nonleague action after a first half ejection of Cavaliers coach George Balanis. The Citadel lost 68-54 to Charleston.
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Raiders Dominate in Super Bowl XI Victory at Rose Bowl
Oakland Raiders rolled to a 16 point halftime surge and cruised past Minnesota 32 14 in Super Bowl XI at Pasadena California. The game contrasted with pre game talk on sports excitement and featured strong individual performances and late game momentum.
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Restructuring Proposal Divisions Drives NCAA Vote
Miami Beach AP reports smaller schools hold influence as major colleges vote on a proposal to restructure Division I. Stanley Marshall of South Dakota State University warns big schools may leave the NCAA, signaling high stakes in today’s decision.
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Division I Criteria Tangle Over NCAA Reorganization
Marshall urged Division II members to back a plan easing move to Division I with eight sport thresholds including top classifications in football and basketball. San Francisco faces potential drop to Division II for not meeting criteria while Division II schools await votes on need based athletic scholarships and sport status issues.
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Expo Director Calls For Merging Winter and June Drafts
New York AP report quotes Danny Menendez of the Montreal Expos arguing against a winter draft. He says January talent is weak and favors combining the drafts into one June event with the Expos holding the winter first pick. Scouts largely agree, noting no outstanding January prospects.
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Kings lead Alabama and Tennessee in SEC race
Reginald King scored 31 to lift unbeaten Alabama to a 101-88 win over Mississippi while Bernard King also poured in 31 as Tennessee beat Florida 92-82. Alabama improves to 4-0 in the SEC, Tennessee to 3-0, with December behind them.
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Mountain View Varsity Scores Tie Up Busy Week
Osbourn Park 62 James Wood 58. Clarke County 66 Warren County 62. Loudoun Valley 65 George Mason 59. Jefferson 89 Park View 57. Woodbridge 68 Oakton 61. Stonewall 68 Gar-Field 64. St. Mary's 81 Shenandoah 76. Commonwealth games feature strong showings and close finishes across Northern Virginia teams.
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Kentucky Slips Into No. 2 Spot in AP Poll
San Francisco holds the top position with 39 first place votes and 1 084 points after improving to 17 0. Kentucky rises to second at 9 1 amid SEC wins over Georgia and Vanderbilt, while Cincinnati falls to third after a 10 0 start.
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