Zorn directs Seattle win over Oakland in tense finish
Seattle quarterback Jim Zorn guided a late drive from the Seahawks 20 to the Oakland 27, then Efren Herrera nailed a 46-yard field goal with three seconds left to beat the Raiders 17-16. Zorn earlier threw 38-yard and 27-yard TD passes to Steve Raible and Steve Largent.
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Duke Opens Season with 78 53 Win Over Western Kentucky
Duke Blue Devils, ranked No 1, crushed Western Kentucky 78 53 in Bowling Green Ky. Guard Jim Spanarkel scored 25 and center Mike Gminski 24 as Duke asserted top status. In Anchorage NC State beat Pepperdine 91 62 to reach the Alaska Shootout final against Louisville.
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Bullets Extend Winning Streak With 110 102 Victory
Washington Bullets overcome a five point halftime deficit to beat Golden State 110 102 at the Capital Centre. Kevin Grevey tops with 21 points and five assists while Wes Unseld adds 17 points and 17 rebounds. John Lucas scores 21 for the Warriors as Philadelphia tightens, and Motta undergoes knee surgery.
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Patriots Smash Colts In 35-14 Blowout Win
New England earned a key 35-14 victory over Baltimore as Steve Grogan connected for 247 yards and Stanley Morgan totaled 170 receiving yards on five catches. The win moved the Patriots to 10-3 and two games up in the AFC East while the Colts were eliminated from playoff contention.
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Bruins Beat Flames 4 2 Captains Also Fall In NHL Action
Don Cherry earned his 200th career win as the Boston Bruins defeated the Atlanta Flames 4-2. Gerry Cheevers earned praise for the victory. Other Sunday NHL results saw the Buffalo Sabres 4-1 Colorado Rockies. Detroit 4-2 Los Angeles. New York Rangers 9 Washington Capitals. Toronto 8 Pittsburgh. Hedberg Nilsson and Hickey led the Rangers with multiple points.
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