Illinois Freshmen Struggle as Henson Improves Margin
Illinois defeats Chicago State 92-78 as coach Lou Henson benches freshmen early and relies on veterans Ken Norman Doug Altenberger and Tony Wysinger. Norman scores 26 while Altenberger and Wysinger add 17 and 14 as 3-0 Illini. Sizable notes on Kansas Arizona results follow.
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BYU Faces Bowl Bid Still Within Reach After Air Force Test
BYU can still earn a ninth straight bowl berth with a win over Air Force despite dropping to 11th straight WAC title loss. Three starters are suspended for altered prescriptions as BYU searches for offense to click. Sophomore Bob Jensen will start at quarterback, hoping to spark the slumping attack.
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Wisconsin Edges South Carolina In Uneven Nonconference Win
Wisconsin defeated South Carolina 47 to 49 in Madison as Mike Heinemann sat out with injury. Trent Jackson led with 15 points and Shelton Smith added 14 as the Badgers improved to 3-1 despite a late Gamecocks surge and cold spell. Darryl Martin topped SC with 17 points.
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Ex Clemson Assistants Eye Citadel Head Coach Post
Furman defensive coordinator Bobby Johnson and NC State backfield coach Mike O Cain express interest in The Citadel head coach position after Tom Moore’s resignation. Nadzak reportedly has permission to speak with them as candidates, with other named coaches also linked to the opening.
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SMU Resignations May Ease Sanctions
In Dallas the removal of athletic director Bob Hitch and football coach Bobby Collins could affect NCAA sanctions against Southern Methodist University. Frank Remington, chair of the NCAA Committee on Infractions, notes firing assistant coaches has not always changed a cheating system.
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