Pacers Fall 98 93 to Truett McConnell in Aiken
USCA coach Lew Perkins said size hurt the Pacers after a 98-93 loss to Truett McConnell Junior College at Aiken High. Sam Christian scored 22 for the Danes and Dutch McIver added 33 as USCA battled to a late deficit. Freddie Robinson had 20 off the bench and the team eyes a 0-0 stretch before holidays.
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Aiken High
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Dutch McIver
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Perkins
Wilbur Johnson
Richard Cannon
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Robinson
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Tigerville
Usc-Union
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Calvin Wright
Terry Scott
Dutch Melver
Raymond Werts
Jerome Grey
Harry Sims
Kim Cosell
Brent Cathcart
Aaron Hightower
Bill Watson
Bryan Jones
Jerome Bell
Larry Fridie
Usca Pacers
Dorsett Leads Freshmen On 1973 All America Team
Pitt freshman tailback Tony Dorsett headlines The Associated Press All America selections with 1 586 rushing yards to top freshmen records Joining Dorsett are star veterans Randy Gradishar John Hicks and Rich ard Wood The list includes Lynn Swann Andre Tillman and David Jaynes among others with the Bob Hope NBC special set to announce the team December 9.
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Pittsburgh
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Ohio State
Richard Wood
Southern California
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Pitt
Dec Blanchard
Army
Blanchard
West Point
Roosevelt Leaks
Texas
John Cappelletti
Penn State
David Jaynes
Kansas
Bob Hope
Nbc-Tv
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Andre Tillman
Texas Tech
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Alabama
Tyler Lafauci
Louisiana State
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Wood
Pat Donovan
Stanford
Randy White
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John Dutton
Nebraska
Dave Gallagher
Michigan
Lucious Selmon
Oklahoma
Rod Shoate
Jimmy Allen
UCLA
Artimus Parker
Mike Townsend
Notre Dame
Dolphins Rally Past Steelers 30-26 in Monday Night Thriller
Miami overcame a 30-3 halftime deficit as Dick Anderson carved the Steelers with four interceptions including two returned for touchdowns. Bob Griese connected for a TD to Jim Mandich as the Dolphins held Pittsburgh to eight first downs.
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Miami Dolphins
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Cleveland
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Steeler
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Jim Mandich
Dolphins
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Curtis Johnson
Anderson
Baltimore
Don Shula
Griese
Schofield Boys and Girls Triumph Over St Angela Jayvees
Schofield’s boys beat St. Angela 52 to 14 with Hoppy Langley Charles Simpkins and Jimmy Forman each scoring eight. The Rams girls won 24 to 14, marking the second victory over St. Angela.
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Cavaliers To Name Coach Randle At Virginia
The University of Virginia reportedly prepared to name Sonny Randle as head football coach, with an official contract signing and news conference planned. Randle, then East Carolina head coach, was among finalists along with Dick Bestwick and Frank Jones, after a university committee interview process.
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Dick Bestwick
Georgia Tech
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Jeff Grantz Named South Carolina College Player of the Year
Sophomore quarterback Jeff Grantz of Bel Air Maryland, coordinated 16 touchdowns in 1973 to tie a USC record and led the Gamecocks to a 7 4 season. He earned national back of the week honors after a 41 28 win over Georgia Tech and set school marks with 260 rushing yards against Ohio University. Grantz totalled 806 rushing yards and 864 passing yards with six TDs.
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University of South Carolina
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Georgia Tech
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Notre Dame Rallies to Top Ohio State in OT Thriller
Notre Dame, ranked eighth, rallied to beat Ohio State 76-72 in overtime as Dwight Clay delivered key late baskets and John Shumate led all scorers with 25. Shumate tied the game at 67-67 with seven seconds left in regulation, forcing OT. Other Top Twenty action included Providence over St Leo 84-44 and Marquette over Portland 83-46.
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Wesley Cox
Alabama Crimson Tide Leads In Top Twenty
Crimson Tide holds a share of the lead among ranked teams with others receiving votes listed alphabetically, including Auburn, East Carolina, Georgia, Kent State, Missouri, Temple.
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